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Currency is about the relative weakness or strength when compared to others at any given moment. It’s not an absolute value. In reality neither weakness nor strength is better or worse. Strong Currency is usually from a highly industrialized country however it is not very true is case of Burma/Myanmar currency Kyat. Weak Currency [currently [...]

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Why market mass selloff?

In general, market always goes up because people are working hard and business and industry support a lot of innovations to compete each others locally or globally. Nobody wants market to go down that is why our world is developing so much compared to the last century. However, market frequently goes down due to 1. [...]

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Due to the uncertainty in US, Global Investors panic in market and fear of recession. China Shanghai Composite is already corrected 20% as of August 08, 2011. China and Japan already lost approximately 10 billion US$ each in treasury in one day. In the mean time, Economists keep saying “Don’t Panic and Keep on Fundamental”. [...]

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China calls for a new global reserve currency. Xinhua wrote “stable and secured global reserve currency may also be an option to avert a catastrophe caused by any single country,” recently. Actually, China is just playing politics as usual. Their goal is to knock down America as the superpower status. Anyway… somebody forget something here [...]

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The Dow Jones industrial average was down more than 500 points on August 8, 2011. Its bear market time for both Equity and Commodity. All average down as follows (August 8, 2011): US Market DOW JONES INDUS. AVG 11,383.70 -512.76 -4.31% S&P 500 INDEX 1,200.07 – 60.27 -4.78% NASDAQ COMPOSITE INDEX 2,556.39 -136.68 -5.08% AVERAGE [...]

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Speculation of Yen Intervention had been carried out for a few weeks in CNBC and Bloomberg Television.  Many currency strategists have been guessing incorrectly recently. In fact, it will be a deadly guess. Some guru said “I don’t think Japan will intervene.” on national Television recently. Today is the day we are waiting for. As [...]

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Politics is one of the influential factors on economic. Huffington Post reported that on Monday “President Barack Obama and Republican congressional leaders reached historic agreement Sunday night on a compromise to permit vital U.S. borrowing by the Treasury in exchange for more than $2 trillion in long-term spending cuts.” US doesn’t solve any debt problem [...]

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