Monday, 16 February 2009
Pros and cons of extended settlement trading
Before you plunge into Extended Settlement (ES) contracts, be warned that the product is not for every retail investor. Financial experts caution that it is more suited for short-term traders with higher risk appetites, and for sophisticated traders.
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When to settle stock deals? It’s your call
Extended settlement gives investors more flexibility in making short and long trades
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Strip club boss earns more than bankers’ US$500,000 limit
Half a million dollars may not buy a seasoned banking executive these days
Tapping China’s huge reserves carries risks
Beijing has to consider inflation and exchange rate stability
Tibetan areas ‘closed to foreigners’
Authorities are tightening its grip on Tibetan areas in the western part of the country by banning foreigners from the region ahead of the politically sensitive 50th anniversary of a failed Tibetan uprising.
Trial Exposes Trafficking at Beijing Airport
The apprehension of Air China passengers trying to sneak into Canada led authorities to a smuggling ring at Beijing’s airport.
Sunday, 15 February 2009
1 in 2 students ‘afraid of graduating’
Some who had nailed cushy bank jobs even before graduation get regret letters
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Singapore makes best global impression
When it comes to making a good impression, no one does it better than Singapore.
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Saying ‘I do’ to prenups
Lawyers expect more couples to sign such pacts after recent court ruling
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US and China need each other: Hillary
Secretary of State softens her hawkish image with assurances to allies and rivals ahead of Asia trip
Weak brands may stall following COE quota cut
24% reduction may see premiums rise; this could hurt cheaper cars while popular ones cruise
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Age no barrier for young judges on mainland
Jurists as young as 30 share their view of an improving legal system
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Best to maintain a short-term trading view to survive
There’s not a lot we can add to the assessment given in last week’s column (and the dozens that preceded it over the past year) that this is a market eminently suited to short-term traders who buy selectively into the dips but sell immediately into strength.
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