The greedy immoral despots role in the crash of Singapore
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I issued the warning on the 10 November 2007 · 05:48 AM when people could have a decent chance to get out of the markets...
And NOW then George Soros is quoted saying this,Originally posted by AndrewPKYap: 10 November 2007 · 05:48 AMI have been observing the markets for the past 20+ years and it has never looked so bad....
All the warnings that people gave PxP about the excesses could really for the first time in post independence history come to roost.
Do not wait until the crash is staring in your face then you try to do something about it........
"WITH the world staring down the throat of what billionaire investor George Soros called its worst financial crisis yet,'"
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But nothing beats this dumb dumb
Even after it hits the front pages of both the straits times and TODAY, he is still sleeping....Originally posted by CX:Yo ho ho... Chicken Little is back again! The sky is falling!
Front page of newspapers and he is still sleeping and calls me a fraud, idiot.Originally posted by CX:It is also a fact that he's an alarmist fraud. -
So now what?
The FED has gone into panic mode as well and cut interests rates by 3/4 of a percentage points.
In case you are not into trading, a 3/4 of a percentage points cut is very serious.
If they cut like Japan to essentially negative and the economy stills does not respond, then we might see like in Japan, 10 years of recession and even deflation.
So wait and see, and keep cool, don't jump into the market with every fool's rally. -
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
book? what book....
Andrew PK Yap (author of Casino Gambling, Trading Stocks... [b]and Concepts for Skillful Decision-Making)[/b] -
once again, the only logically correct posts you make happen to agree with me by accident.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:What an insane idiot... as if a tree branch fall or a kitten dies, can be blamed on the Gov unless the Gov ordered someone to cut it or someone to kill it.
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Kaoz.... no one is doubting that the STI took a knock....Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:Front page of newspapers and he is still sleeping and calls me a fraud, idiot.
What we're questioning is the accusation that the government was responsible for it!
Is that too difficult to understand, or do I have to write it out in Esperanto? -
You don't know 'WHAT' book mehOriginally posted by Chin Eng:book? what book.... 
hloc - Author of - ''Stop Blaming Others For Your Pathetic Life" & "Get A Life Instead Of Posting Thread 5 AM In The Morning". Like Mr Yap..... both Book can't be found anywhere within S'pore or around the World...... -
This just in...... "Asian bourses rebound on US rate cuts" -
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/marketnews/view/324337/1/.html
Stocks goes up..... stocks come down.....
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Can you point to a post that says the despots are responsible for the worldwide financial crisis?Originally posted by fudgester:Kaoz.... no one is doubting that the STI took a knock....
What we're questioning is the accusation that the government was responsible for it!
Is that too difficult to understand, or do I have to write it out in Esperanto?
You think that have such powers? For your information, Japan, Hong Kong, London, New York are usually cited in BBC financial news reports and they do not even bother with Singapore and the S$.
The despots are only good at taking as much money from Singaporeans as possible and pushing up property prices.
I was talking about the despots pushing up property prices at everyone's expense for the benefit of themselves and the few.
I am talking about the role the despots played, in pushing up the property prices.
The above is in the second post of this thread... don't you even read the first few posts before you comment? There are lots of idiots and liars and you have to read what I write and not what they write.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap: 22 January 2008 · 05:56 AMIn the propaganda press, you will not read about the greedy immoral despots role.
I have warned that their policies will bring down Singapore (at least make it worse) when property prices started to rise.
May 2006
Property Prices Rise at our expense - By Andrew PK Yap
Columns By Andrew PK Yap
Author of Insights Into Casino and Stock Market
When property prices go up, it benefits the few at the expense of the majority.
http://newsintercom.org/index.php?itemid=442
July 2007
A Sinister Development
Columns The development charge increase is obnoxious in that again, the government is taking more money from the people.
While ostensibly the developers pay, is there any doubt that the ultimate paymaster is the home buyer? Is there any doubt that the majority ultimately suffers?
http://newsintercom.org/index.php?itemid=540
Oct 2007
Be prepared for the downfall of Singapore
Columns By Andrew PK Yap
Founder of www.casinogamblingprevention.com
That person that was in hell and visited heaven knows how to live life on earth best. It is good if you physically lived in hell for a spell and you were an expat in heaven for a few years. If hell is too frightening a place for you to step into, for you, heaven will be out of reach.
http://newsintercom.org/index.php?itemid=554 [/url] -
Sounds like a good time for the government to use their multi-billion-dollar reserves.
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Anybody with updated charts of STI ?
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hohoho... cut interest rates and cause a US Dollars crash?
Remember the 1997 Asian Currency Crisis?
What do they do?
Concerted central bank intervention?
Remember the 1991 Central Bank Intervention failure of the British Pound, when George Soros made two billion US$? -
no investment is sure win.
so long the portfolio overall performance satisfactory is ok.
1.Yes,Barclays drop half.
But a lot of investments in PRC gains.
can u share here. -
Originally posted by lionnoisy:no investment is sure win.
so long the portfolio overall performance satisfactory is ok.
1.Yes,Barclays drop half.
But a lot of investments in PRC gains.
can u share here. 
No money, need to raise GST.
No money, need to do MEANS Testing
But have lots of money to squander away for the benefit of foreigners....
The greedy immoral despots of Singapore -
Armchair critic.
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WHERE IS YOUR TRADEMARK "OBJECTION!" and finger pointing?Originally posted by fudgester:Kaoz.... no one is doubting that the STI took a knock....
What we're questioning is the accusation that the government was responsible for it!
Is that too difficult to understand, or do I have to write it out in Esperanto? -
It now looks like that there might be another rate cut of a half-percent.
The US FED is trying to save the stock markets with massive rate cuts.
We might see a Chinese New Year Rally (from the low after all)
My guess is unless you have taken my advice way back in Nov 2007, most people would be licking their wounds instead of taking advantage of the situation..... -
The massive rate cuts have long term implications for the global economy....
Singapore, as you know cannot cut rates because the interest rates are practically negative already.
If you know the long term implications of all these rate cuts, you can make lots of money by putting your money in the right places. -
So I now rest.
If I see something else, I WILL BE BACK (regarding financial markets). -
well....either you are backtracking here, or you brought your OWN thread out of topic.Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:The above is in the second post of this thread... don't you even read the first few posts before you comment? There are lots of idiots and liars and you have to read what I write and not what they write. [/url]
which is it?
potential(unrealised) crash of singapore , or current downswing in the market(fact)? -
Sentiments are certainly changing for the better in the stock markets.
If you know the implications of these massive rate cuts, you can know where to put your money.
Before you get funny ideas, remember that you need to know why people win as well as why people lose, before you try to profit from the markets or you end up wiping out your money instead of making more money.
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What to look out for?
Commodities FUTURES and FOREX trades... but my advice to you is stay clear of these.
They are worse than the casino. -
... but many people never listen, so que sera sera
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Originally posted by AndrewPKYap: 5.25 amSo I now rest.
If I see something else, I WILL BE BACK (regarding financial markets).
back quite fast hor????Originally posted by AndrewPKYap: 5.42 amSentiments are certainly changing for the better in the stock markets.
If you know the implications of these massive rate cuts, you can know where to put your money.
Before you get funny ideas, remember that you need to know why people win as well as why people lose, before you try to profit from the markets or you end up wiping out your money instead of making more money. -