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"It seems clear that in the next five to 10 years, there will be more spending on defense," even without

Peter Ricchiuti, a professor of finance at Tulane University in New Orleans. "It's a more dangerous worl

thought."

Oil stocks, particularly shares of oil producers, are also likely to get a boost at the beginning of a war as

seek safety, said Kate Warne, senior energy analyst with Edward Jones in St. Louis.

"In general, people tend to buy them in times of world uncertainty," she said.

Shares of health care and consumer staples companies probably would hold up well during a war, as th

other times of uncertainty, Lauer said. "No matter what happens, people will have to still brush their te

the grocery," Lauer said.

Gold has done well in the past two years as investors, particularly those overseas, have seen it as a hav

jittery markets and currency concerns, Tjornehoj said. In war, gold stocks and mutual funds probably w

to do well, he said.

Industries that experts consider likely to be hurt during a war include those that make big-ticket items

refri erators and other a liances.


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Hence the private banks are able to confidently issue loans to people

No debt = no money

Government debt + size of banking system > 5x government revenue (problem)

Current account surplus = more export than import = more foreign capital flowing = easier to servic

Hence even though

Government size + banking system > 5x government revenue (problem)

Germany 9x

Italy 7.5xGermany is easier to service debt

Japan's current account even though there is a surplus, it is shrinking.

Japan US

Japan : trade surplus of 56b

US: trade deficit of 374b

Japan will be able to pay for goods

But US is exporting inflation to pay for goods


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The Dow is comprised of 30 of the largest companies in the U.S. across a range of industries except

and utilities. The criteria for a company to get on the Dow is vague; the companies are leaders in th

and very large. The components in the DJIA do not change often as it takes an important change in

it to be removed from the index, and if the index comes up for review, the Wall Street Journal edito

replace more than one company at a time.

Dow Jones 65 Composite Average'

A composite index that measures changes within the 65 companies that make up three Dow Jones

30 stocks that form the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA), the 20 stocks that make up the Dow JoTransportation Average (DJTA) and the 15 stocks of the Dow Jones Utility Average (DJUA). The Dow

Composite, like the three sub-indexes, is price-weighted.

All of the Dow Jones averages are price-weighted indexes. For this type of index, stocks with higher

influence the direction of the average more than lower prices, regardless of the actual size of the co

broad market indexes are market-cap weighted, such as the Nasdaq-100 and Standard & Poor's 500

The combination of the Dow Jones Industrial, Transportation and Utility averages used to be a broa

the U.S. economy, as those sectors were once the lion's share of economic production. This is no lo

as industries such as healthcare, technology and finance now include some of the largest companie

While the DJIA has, in recent ears, included some modern com anies in its "industrial" avera e su


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very common to ear t e c osing price o t e Nas aq Composite In ex reporte in t e inancia pres

of the evening news.

'NYSE Amex Composite Index'

An index made up of stocks that represent the NYSE Amex equities market. The NYSE Amex Compo

market capitalization-weighted index, so the weight of each stock depends on the price of the share

many are outstanding.

The index is used to quickly judge the overall movement of the NYSE Amex equities market. It was p

known as the American Stock Exchange (Amex) Composite Index and can be found under the symb

NYSE Euronext acquired the American Stock Exchange on October 1, 2008, and branded it as NYSE

which was then changed to the NYSE Amex Equities in 2009. It is primarily an equity market for eme

companies.

'Footsie'

A slang term for the Financial Times Actuaries 100 index (FTSE 100). The FTSE 100 index represents

of the market capitalization of the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as a whole. While other indices hav

popularity within the LSE, such as the FTSE All-Share Index, the FTSE 100 is still by far the most widel

market index globally.


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Parabolic SARDoesnt not work well in ranges, will get whipsawed

It is mostly used for identifying enter/exit positions

Rather than showing trends


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The parabolic SAR is extremely valuable because it is one of the easiest methods available for strate

the position of a stop-loss order. As you become more acquainted with technical indicators, you'll fi

parabolic SAR has built up quite the positive reputation for its role in helping many traders lock-in p

that have been realized in a trending environment. You can also see that professional traders who s

market will use this indicator to help determine the time to cover their short positions.

MACDAbove 0

12EMA is above the 26EMA

Below 0 :

12EMA is below the 26EMA

Hence when the MACD line is = 0

It is when 26EMA intersects 12EMA

The more positive is the MACD, the larger the distance between 12EMA and 26EMA

When MACD is going down, it means 12EMA is losing acceleration, and converging with 26EMA


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ADX = 100 times t e exponentia moving average o t e a so ute va ue o +DI DI ivi e y +DI +

The ADX does not indicate trend direction or momentum, only trend strength.[3] It is a lagging indicato

trend must have established itself before the ADX will generate a signal that a trend is under way. ADX

between 0 and 100. Generally, ADX readings below 20 indicate trend weakness, and readings above 40

trend strength. An extremely strong trend is indicated by readings above 50. Alternative interpretation

been proposed and accepted among technical analysts. For example it has been shown how ADX is a re

coincident indicator of classical chart pattern development, whereby ADX readings below 20 occur just

pattern breakouts.[4]


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ADX above 20 = trend

Force index (momentum indicator that takes volume into account)

The force index is calculated by subtracting yesterday's close from today's close and multiplying the

today's volume. If closing prices are higher today than yesterday, the force is positive. If closing pric

than yesterday's, the force is negative. The strength of the force is determined either by a larger ch

or a larger volume; either situation can independently influence the value and the change in force i

Subtracting ytd close with today close to get ROC

Force index = ROC *Volume

Although it might be positive, but if it is not making new highs, then the trend is not strong

Need to look at volume also.


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P/E ratio average = 15 = price per share

Price = valuation of company = how much it is worth = 15

Takes 15 Years to recover the value of the company

Besides looking at PE

Look at PEG

PEG = PE divided by growth

Under 1 = under valued

Above 1 = overvalued

Most good companies are more than 1 .

Doesnt mean that more than 1 = 1 overvalued

Ford P/E 2.95

PEG 0.28

But highly in debt

General motors

Yahoo 6.39

If not for USD as the world reserved currency,

The couldnt bail out GM and ford


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se at a ig er price. On y w en ot parties agree, t en t ere wi e a tra e.

Buy vol No. of buyers!!! Buy vol. means total number of lots of shares the queued potential buyers

the price under "buy" column.

Similar: Sell vol No. of sellers!!! Sell vol. means total number of lots of shares the queued potential s

sell at the price under the "sell" column.

Sometimes I notice that the buying volume is very high, says 1000 lots at 28 cents. Then later when I

screen, the buying queue becomes 200 lots at 28 cents but I do not see the volume transacted increlots. Why is this so? Can someone please explain.

Someone trying to play trickS

for sell vol high & buy vol low - it will made you rush in to sell low while for sell vol low & buy vol hig

trigger you rush in to buy high absolutely. but if that guy is not fast enough someone may actually t

his offer. only works for low volume counters to fool the unsuspecting.

I do think that institutions can also do this pretty convincingly. Assume that they are now keen to p

warrants. They show hugh selling volumes and folks like you and I then think we are smart to see th

and naturally will sell as quickly as we can.


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ut usua y eep it at 40%

sorry 30%

btu anyway from a company perspective

usually if you can raise funds

first choice is debt

followed by equity

cause debt is cheaper than equity

but keppel can no longer raise debt

cause 40% quite dangerous

hence they turned to rights issue (equity)

But you need the uninformed in order to make money

Thats why for reits

The first sign is

The company say like oh we looking around at xxx properties

You know that means either they gonna acquire debt

If debt capacity not enough

Means rights issue

So if the asset they are looking to buy

You dont like

Better pull out before they go forward


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Ba goo wi

Cant borrow money

Pre-market and after hours trading

If the highest bid is $1.1

Can I buy get $2?

Or it will automatically change to $1.1

What happens during the pre and after hours trading

How can we access them?

And observe the volume

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