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well i did not even mention about investing in shares till in recent days.
however, my honest opinions remain to be invest in shares during crises within your means. an indicator would be newspapers reporting like crazy how serious the crisis is.
of course the choice is yours and why should you get so agitated, i wonder.
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if you wait till the rain stops, market has already jumped quite a bit and you might end up buying high and then selling low after you realised that another rain is here.
so buy during market crash and then average down on further crashes, like now. however, make suer that you can stomach the risk and able to take the paper loss. a time proven strategy is to identify good out-performing blue chip to average down with. good luck.
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Temasek makes money with its investments in Merril Lynch. Calling others stupid will not change this fact. You lose.
.Of course, you wished very hard that Temasek would lose money on Merril Lynch because you are "Anti". However, being unable to accept the fact that Temasek eventually made some money out from Merril Lynch and even tried to "condemn" this investments makes you a lousy loser.
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the problem is no one could quantify how large is the exposure to credit derivatives. the notional amount is many many trillions, JP Morgan Chase alone around 4 trillions. which makes the bail out amount of 700 billions peanuts. The most troubling fact is that the american tax payers could not afford to pay this peanut of 700 billions !!
looks like the investment bankers really managed to crash the USA economy by building such large exposure without co-ordinated industry wide risk management.
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so consumers could not get any credit, borrow any money from the banks. credit crunch crisis. so the proposal is to bail out the financial institutions by taxing the consumers, by taking big money from them. does this make sense?
not only the consumers cannot obtain credit from the banks, they are asked to pay up!
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between april to june 2008, US central bank came out to say that Bear Stearns is the worst and the banking industry should have already pass the worst. 3 months later and now, he is saying that we need a huge bail out for the financial institutions. Obviously this guy does not know !! Is the tax payers bailing out not only the financial institutions but also the failings of their central bank?
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Opinion polls show the US public is angry at Wall Street but deeply divided about a remedy, with many ready to blame Bush and his Republican Party -- which itself has fissured over the plan amid fierce objections from conservatives.
sometime ago, i mentioned that investment bankers would be scorned on by the public. today, the investment bankers would be looking over their backs. the public is angry at them.
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US financial bail out. each american pays US$ 2300. Each household around US$10K. US economy falls straight into recession because its most important consumers ie tax payers are over taxed and hence have no money to spend/consume.
Could the bail out be responsible for pushing US deeper into recession? Time will tell.
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