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Investors Alert List 投資者警示 : B Trader [ http://www.btrader.com/ ] 沒有獲得註冊

2009-10-26T10:45:00.007Z

BTrader Administrative Center
UOB Plaza 1, 36th Floor
80 Raffles Place
Singapore 048624
SINGAPORE

B Trader ( http://www.btrader.com ) ,which claimed its administrative center is located in Singapore, is not licensed or regulated by Monetary Authority of Singapore ( MAS ). So, please be aware!

Financial Institutions that are licensed by or registered with MAS are listed in the MAS Financial Institutions Directory. You may visit them at :

http://www.mas.gov.sg/fi_directory/index.html

Investors Alert List is located at﹕

http://www.moneysense.gov.sg/check_our_list/Consumer_Portal_IAL.html

Besides, you may also spend some time in reading the common techniques used by unregulated persons to solicit financial products and services and tips on how a consumer can protect himself. The link to the Guide is attached below﹕

http://www.moneysense.gov.sg/publications/quick_tips/Consumer_Portal_Dealing_With_Unregulated_Persons.html

(PS: Thank you very much to Kate Wong from Monetary Authority of Singapore ( MAS ) , for providing the related information.)

B Trader ( http://www.btrader.com ) 雖然在其網站聲明該機構的管理中心坐落於新加坡內﹐但經過求證其運作並未向新加坡金管局註冊﹐也沒得到金管局的執照批准。因此﹐請大家務必小心。

其實要查證在新加坡擁有執照及合法運作的金融機構是很容易的。您只需遊覽﹕

http://www.mas.gov.sg/fi_directory/index.html

而已被證實不合法運作的相關機構警示﹐可以參照﹕

http://www.moneysense.gov.sg/check_our_list/Consumer_Portal_IAL.html

如果想了解一些不合法的金融機構運作方式﹐及其風險折可以參考﹕

http://www.moneysense.gov.sg/publications/quick_tips/Consumer_Portal_Dealing_With_Unregulated_Persons.html

(注: 非常感謝 Kate Wong 來自新加坡金管局 Monetary Authority of Singapore ( MAS ) 提供相關資料.)

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Moving Of the Xela Forex Blog

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The Xela Forex Blog will be moved from a public blog to become a private blog from now on. Please contact the author for more information in how to get yourself in touch with the Xela Forex Private blog from time to time. TQ!

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BoJ Rates Decision

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RBNZ Rate's decision

2007-03-07T22:13:00.002Z

RBNZ had just hike the interest rate from 7.25% to 7.50% with 25 basic points of increment, and also Bollard is expecting further rate hike.

纽西兰(新西兰) 中央银行提升利息25个基点到 7。50% ， Bollard认为纽西兰需要再调高利息。

Asia Trader & Investor Convention (By FXCM Asia)

2007-03-07T22:13:00.001Z

Venue: 地点：	Asia Trader & Investor Convention (By FXCM Asia) 亚洲交易员&投资者大会 Exhibition Hall 2, Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre
Address: 地址：	Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Event Date & Time: 日期&时间：	March 17th (Sat) 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
	March 18th (Sun) 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

[ G7 Meeting Releted Topic ] YEN get hurt badly at the week opening

2007-03-07T22:09:00.001Z

[ G7 Meeting Releted Topic ] YEN get hurt badly at the week opening

YEN get hurt badly at the week opening. This shows a very clear sight that market speculations are getting disappointed with G7 meeting. We have European and Canada 'big brothers' who kept mentioned before the G7 meeting that they will bring YEN and Chinese Yuan in focus. During the pass weekend, we do have them in discussion within this 2 currencies and the forex market. But, we do not have a strong comment within YEN so far from the meeting. Yen’s bull speculators are disappointed to the meeting and yet rushing to free themselves during the opening.

[ G7 Meeting Releted Topic ] Market discipline vs Regulation and controlling

2007-03-07T22:06:00.000Z

Friday, February 09, 2007

[ G7 Meeting Releted Topic ] Market discipline vs Regulation and controlling

Politicians used to blame hedge funds activities, whenever there is with instability in currencies move or appearing of any sight of economy crisis. Looking backward from GBP crisis to Pan-Asian economy crisis, I do believe that economies crisis in the past are mostly the impact of hedge fund activities. At this point, I am mentioned 'In Past' only.

Hedge funds did success hurt several countries economy before and generated huge return for themselves. They did have stronger power to move a currency into the way where benefit them the most. Their ability to really control a currency’s move is now far more limited if compared with history. Forex market nowadays is too big for anyone to control.

I do remember that some countries did actually implemented Capital Control and Currency Control during the Pan-Asian economy crisis 10 years ago. During the beginning stage of such implementation, those countries economy didn’t get hurt as badly as those which decided to fully reform the countries economy fundamentals. Countries that with capital control/currency control did maintain GDP positive. But it is mainly supported by capital control policies which prevented challenges from outside world. Major support came in with government related projects as well. Economy fundamentals did improve, but overall are much slower then those without any protection of capital/ currency control. Why do I say so? I do always believe that an economy fundamental will never be strong if it didn’t being tested or if there is with gaps that protect it with outside world.

10 years had just passed and let do some basic study within GDP and also Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to all the related countries. Some countries became more and more attractive then before for FDI. Some countries are lately able to keep their GDP in expansion much stronger than others. I discovered that those countries which are now far more 'open' that before have stronger performance in overall economy development. Those countries which did close it door for foreigner became less popular for FDI now. One Asia country recently decided to implement capital control was decided to remove it controlling policy in less than 1 week time. Once again this demonstrated a very basic theory – “Market discipline and freedom can not be eliminated or regulated “.

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I agree that an economy body might get hurt if it allows more freedom for outsiders. But everyone should agree that it is impossible for a country’s economy to be really expended if without foreign investors. Strict regulation or any capital controlling will just tightening foreigners investment activities and please remember the impact is long lasting, even after the country had totally removed all of it controlling rules. Investors can not be threatened and the right way is to encourage investments of any kind from outside world.

The best way to monitor hedge funds impact is to create a healthier market which ruled by different forces. Any controlling will just cause a market unable to growth and become too small to be healthier. Yet it can be easier leading by any forces inside the circle as in history.

Don't try to rule the currency to become the base for economy growth. Try to work hard to establish economy properly, and yet this will become the support for a currency to stay stable.

Personally I really believe that as long as Forex market keep emergent without any limitation of any regulation or controlling, yet it will be too big for hedge funds (or any other forces) to appear as the evil in destroying currency. Hedge funds (or any other forces) can only act as the 'tester' to define how strong a county’s economy fundamental is.

YEN bull coming ?! ( Monday, January 29, 2007 )

2007-03-07T21:58:00.000Z

Monday, January 29, 2007

YEN bull coming ?!

In BRUSSELS, JUNCKER had some comments within YEN. He did mentioned that Japan's recovery in economy should be reflecting in YEN rate. Again placing YEN cross (especially EUR/YEN) in tension. Just after his comments, yet we do have EUR/YEN hitting back down below 158 level. Is this the end of YEN south train move? If you ask me I will just say that it will definitely slower down the momentum of YEN cross to hit historically high, but still I have no sight to agree that YEN will start to be stronger since here.

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BOJ had just disappointed some of us in interest rate decision not longer ago.(I do expect YEN bull come only after BOJ willing to rise rate.)The decision was made to fulfill what Japanese government was asked for. What does this mean? To me this simply tell us that Japanese government want all of the country's fundamental economical criteria to keep unchanged. They do not want to risk any single thing, even it might be 'affordable' for the country current economy prospect. 'Export' is what they really care , and this does not support bull YEN. (Try to imagine what will be the scenario when we have less internal consumption power in nearly all major economy bodies? )

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