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  1. 2020年5月22日 · It is a very dramatic and bold move that unquestionably undermines Hong Kong’s autonomy. This will threaten Hong Kong as a global financial hub and is already impacting the HK$ peg which may break in June. This has been a 23-year run under the “one country, two systems” framework that has allowed the territory to enjoy a level of autonomy.

  2. 2015年1月8日 · For example, gold peaked with the bottom of the ECM in 2011 not the top in 2007 for that is when its rally took off – the HEDGE AGAINST GOVERNMENT never inflation. Look at the Asian Crisis. We see the peak in share markets took place in 1994, the bottom of the ECM following the high at the peak in 1989.95, which marked the high in Tokyo.

  3. 2018年5月22日 · Welcome to the Monetary Crisis Cycle which is beginning right on schedule. Trading against peg can be the best-guaranteed trade of all. We will go over this for the attendees. Categories: Hong Kong. QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; The Hong Peg is under fierce attack. You said at the Hong Kong WEC that the peg would break but not before 2018.

  4. The 2024 Outlook Report provides a wealth of forecasts for 2024 with both Yearly and Monthly timing arrays of the three US share market indices, US 30-year bonds, Gold, Crude Oil, the Euro, DAX, the British pound, FTSE100., Norway currency & share market, and Japan with both the currency and share market.

  5. 2020年6月12日 · QUESTION: Mr. Armstrong; Hong Kong is the source for US dollars for China. If Trump imposes serious sanctions, this would actually lead to a shortage of dollars in Asia. What do you see as a possibility in the middle of this madness? HJ ANSWER: The actual composition of the sanction from the United States remains unclear. ...

  6. 2015年11月23日 · Behavioral economic theory, which many are just now starting to realize, states that markets trade on anticipation, and not necessarily on facts — buy the rumor, sell the news. This is all behavior oriented. We panic not always understanding why, just following the herd.

  7. 2020年3月12日 · This time we have a confrontation between real interest rates, which are rising due to credit risks that is part of the Repo Crisis, and the artificial lowering of rates under Keynesian economics to stimulate demand irrespective of credit risk. We are facing a true clash of the free market v the fake market. Categories: Interest Rates.