TIME TO BUY COMMORDITIES ?

Last week of Aug-15.

This current reading is based info updated as of 30/6/2015.

As of the latest info on hand, no UT exposed to Commodities get short-listed by Algozen™.

It is a a NO for me.

Xuzen

WHY NO MENTION OF PALM OIL AND TIMBER?

good, just top up my 2 in red UT.

balls predicted it yesterday, today EI poured cold water....
never mind...think long term-lah...
"Disappointing Technology Sector Earnings In The US" [23 July]
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/resea...?articleNo=6084

Darn it!

xuzen's balls vs spring from the East

siapa lebih kuat???

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Jul 23 2015, 05:42 PM

This one is daily bulletin, for the day of July 22.
A few days earlier, Google and Apple reported strong earnings.

Oil Warning: Crash May Be Much Worse Than You Think

Until recently, confidence in a strong recovery for oil prices—and oil companies—had been pretty high, wrote analysts including Martijn Rats and Haythem Rashed, in a report to investors yesterday. That confidence was based on four premises, they said, and only three have proven true.

4. Oil supply will drop: Uh-oh
In theory: With strong demand for oil and less money for drilling and exploration, the global oil glut should diminish. Let the recovery commence.

In practice: The opposite has happened. While U.S. production has leveled off since June, OPEC has taken up the role of market spoiler.

OPEC Production Surges in 2015
For now, Morgan Stanley is sticking with its original thesis that prices will improve, largely because OPEC doesn't have much more spare capacity to fill and because oil stocks have already been hammered.

More from Bloomberg.com: These Are the Top 20 Cities Americans Are Ditching

But another possibility is that the supply of new oil coming from outside the U.S. may continue to increase as sanctions against Iran dissolve and if the situation in Libya improves, the Morgan Stanley analysts said. U.S. production could also rise again. A recovery is less certain than it once was, and the slump could last for three years or more—"far worse than in 1986."

"In that case," they wrote, "there would be little in analysable history that could be a guide" for what's to come.

URL: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/oil-warning-...-100012809.html

Bullion dealers trade blame in hunt for 'bear raid' leader

MANILA/SHANGHAI: As the global bullion market continues to reel from a dramatic plunge in gold prices on Monday, traders from Hong Kong to New York are pointing the finger at others for being behind the move while struggling to unmask the mystery sellers.

In early Asian trading hours on Monday, investors dumped more than $500 million worth of bullion in New York in four seconds with selling occurring almost simultaneously on Chinese markets.

URL: http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...lame/?style=biz

even with the world oil price goes lower, the retail fuel price in Malaysia would still maintain or go a bit higher because weaker MYR

Wow. Portfolio kena quite bad on 22 July...esp Aberdeen Aladdin World

Auntie Zeti said depreciation of MYR is temporary.

Who cares about pump price in Malaysia if you're in oil trading investment.

well the problem is I'm not in oil trading investment

so u are into oil trading investment? laughing all the way to the bank

Nope but some in here are interested with commodity or future trading.

US market closed in RED.

China Pain Is India’s Gain as International Funds Flee to Mumbai

The tumult in China’s stock markets has turned into a blessing for Indian shareholders.

International investors are pulling out of China, fueling record outflows through the Shanghai-Hong Kong exchange link, amid a $2.8 trillion plunge in mainland equity values since June 12. They’ve plowed $705 million into India over the same period, sparking a world-beating 7 percent gain in the benchmark S&P BSE Sensex index.

China’s interventionist response to the rout -- including unprecedented trading restrictions -- has prompted foreigners to shift their equity exposure to India, according to hedge fund Alexander Alternative Capital LLC. The $2 trillion economy, which got a fresh boost from tumbling crude prices this month, is less exposed than its emerging-market peers to slowing growth in China, Aquarius Investment Advisors Pte. says.

“The recent travails in China make India seem like an oasis of calm in terms of volatility,” Jonathan Schiessl, the head of equities at the U.K.-based Ashburton Investments, which oversees $12 billion, said in an e-mail. The fund has cut its exposure to China by 1 percent in the past month to invest in Indian equities and raise its cash position, he said.

Gains in Indian shares over the past six weeks mark a turnaround from the preceding four months, when China’s bull market and doubts over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s economic policies kept foreigners away. The Sensex tumbled 11 percent from this year’s peak on Jan. 29 through June 12, making it the world’s worst performer after Egypt.

URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...-flee-to-mumbai

the ball just mentioned go seek "ELEPHANT land" for this period.....

topping up Titanic and Ponzi 2.0