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G-20: Europe Must Solve Its Own Economic Problems October 17, 2011 | From theTrumpet.com But what does this really mean in practical terms? The world’s top finance chiefs came together on Saturday to ask the International Monetary Fund (imf) to take expanded action to fight the eurozone’s escalatin...

Prof Chan Yan Chong| 07 October 2011 I was recently interviewed by a Douglas George from Hong Kong’s TVB, who wanted to know why I can still sleep so well despite bear markets yet holding onto shares that I bought since 20 years ago. He told me that a research study has shown that human brains secre...

My greatest concern are the Big Funds making their run on the European banks. Fear of impending Greece default is weighing heavily on the European banks. There will be big chaos once the Big Funds start to make their mad rush for the exit, which may have already started. With a scenario of Big Funds...

US debt deal reached, now we wait for rating agencies  A debt deal has been struck in the US, which now needs to be voted on in the Senate and the House.  The most positive feature of the deal is that there will not be another vote on raising the debt ceiling in six months.  Otherwise, the deal ...

I think Temasek didn't want to get caught again, they were whacked black-eyed by the US banks previously .... so they knew something brewing from the Inside. Public debt, private prosperity for Asia It's not inconceivable that some Asian governments might go the way of Greece one day by Simon Tay 04...

aiyoh yoh, very paiseh, I am a newbie in investment. Anyway, a big thank you to Dennis' recognition of my small contribution to keep everyone here with the news that I think are helpful. Cheers!

The Great Property Bubble of China May Be Popping BEIJING—After years of housing prices gone wild, China's property bubble is starting to deflate. Residential prices are heading downward in some major cities, damping some undesired real-estate speculation but raising the prospect that the Chinese e...

SINGAPORE: Minister for National Development Khaw Boon Wan has sounded an alert on a possible sharp fall in property prices. Writing on his blog, Mr Khaw said things can suddenly go very wrong. He pointed out a strong supply of housing units is coming up. About 35,000 private homes have already been...

Also to side track a bit.... I am deeply impressed by the demo given by Genius Mind Academy. I was amazed by what those kids could do after attending their workshop. My sister is sending her both kids to the workshop this coming June and I must say the price don't come cheap. I am anxiously waiting...

Will rising oil prices lead to QE3? Yesterday, Atlanta Federal Reserve President Dennis Lockhart suggested that more stimulus could be needed if oil prices continued to climb. With WTI crude at $105, up from $86 just 2 weeks ago, Americans are subject to higher prices at the pump. This has many eco...

Note of caution over rush for RMB products By SIOW LI SEN (SINGAPORE) Pent-up demand for the Chinese currency has led Singapore investors to pour RMB 4 billion or about S$760 million into RMB products in less than two months. But the investments come with considerable risks because of volatile forei...

Are We Witnessing The Demise of The U.S. Dollar? After college, I was lucky enough to backpack through Europe. It might sound fancy but this trip was just the opposite. I traveled on a shoe string budget and did everything I could to stretch my money as far as it could go. Besides cheap food, beer,...

A good article from Tan Kin Lian: Financial products to rip off the consumers Many consumers lose large sums of money by investing in bad financial products. The rip-off occurs at two levels- creation of products and distribution of products. Creation of products: The following types of products are...

Thanks James for your practical advice. The current correction will very much depends on the political development in Middle East. From TheStockEnthusiast: "The catalyst for this severe down move was the unrest in Libya. The protesting and violence in Libya is a major concern for economies arou...

Singaporeans will never demonstrate like other Countries, we are psychological trapped with the System. Law, Fines & Jail - we are well managed. The only Fear of the "Power" is a fluke result in the GE. That's the avenue where the people will take a risk by casting protest votes. Falli...