QUOTE(peinsama @ Jun 22 2009, 12:00 PM)
They have to. Price-to-earning ratio relates to economy growth does not shows consistency. At this rate, from the surface it looks like our country is expanding at an accelerating rate while deep down we're actually not even expanding at all. Hence, we're contracting towards a 'correct' level or so call equilbrium, before the next rebound which they said indicates a 'healthy' rally from there on. Sounds good rhetorically but im not sure whether had they factor in the possibility on inflation.
Msia -6.2 percent while SG -10++ percent.
USA's sentiment is stabilizing but there's a 2nd wave coming, so beware.

but if you are to ask me which market to go, rather stick my ass to SG even its GDP speed is fast.
Msia is tooo out of the walking path, abit risky.
yes yes 2nd waves is coming..but for most they had seen the light as claim the things are getting better
yes inflation, RBUK just said no more stimulus...

which is good, but now lets see how everyone going to pay back .
BRIC is taking positioning, Japan is considering selling of their bonds as the fact that its no more worth.
QUOTE(debbieyss @ Jun 22 2009, 12:00 PM)
does it make any diff if i play not?