Intermarket Strategies and Understanding Cross Currency Flows

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Guest Post: Rebecca Goh

I will like to invite you to the above seminar (scroll down for the details of the seminar), we have specially flown in our Chief Global Ashraf Laidi from London this month. We have 2 timeslots to make things more convenient for you, do let me know if you will like to come as seats are limited!! Please indicate which timeslot you will like.  Laidi regularly appears on CNBC TV (US, Europe, Arabia and Asia/Pacific), Bloomberg TV (US, Asia/Pacific, France and Spain), BNN, PBSs Nightly Business Report, and BBC. His insights also appear in the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, Barrons, the New York Times, Marketwatch, TheStreet.com, Futures, and a host of other international publications. Besides his habitual media appearances and seminars in English, Laidi has given numerous interviews in Arabic, French, and Spanish to audiences spanning from Canada, Central America and Asia/Pacific.

Draghi Buys Bonds, Fed Buys Time (September 6, 2012 by Ashraf Laidi)

Ashraf Laidi on CNBC Squawk Box Sep 18, 2012

 

Charting Market Dynamics Through Noise & Action (Client Only, First Come First Served as Seats are Limited)

  • Date: 29 September 2012
  • Time: 9:30 am – 1:30 PM
  • Venue: York Hotel,  Level 2, Carlton Hall,  21 Mount Elizabeth, Singapore 228156

Charting the Final Quarter of the Year·   

  • Both the ECB & the Fed have supported markets by “talking” about “doing more” without actually delivering.
  • Will markets force their hands as China cools off & the US nears its presidential Elections?·         Where is EURUSD in its cycle? Has Aussie finally topped out? ·
  • Gold attempts its 4th straight monthly gain. The last time this happened nearly 2 years ago. What has changed?

Understanding Intermarket Correlations & Risk Appetite·  

  •  Integrating Equity Indices with Forex to improve confidence·
  • Which currencies outperform during the changing fortunes of risk appetite?

 

Top Down Approach of Multi-Time Frame Analysis· 

  • The importance of dissecting hourly, daily and weekly time perspectives in order to stay ahead of the market instead of chasing it·
  • Combining Multi-time frame analysis with Intermarket dynamics

 

Intermarket Strategies and Understanding Cross Currency Flows

Laidi will discuss Top-Down vs. Bottom Up Intermarket Strategies How to obtain the signal from equities down to various currency pairs; & when to start from the currency base and onto equities and oil. He will also discuss understanding cross-currency flows via equity indices, gold, oil and bonds to gain better results than merely focusing on FX.

VENUE: CITY INDEX ASIA PTE LTD, 6 Battery Road, Standard Chartered Building, #20-01 , Singapore 049909 ( Nearest MRT Raffles Place)

DATE: 18th September and 20th September (same topic)

Time : 7 pm – 9 pm

Rebecca Goh
Relationship Manager
City Index Asia Pte Ltd

6 Battery Road, #20-01
Singapore 049909

Telephone: +65 6826 9988
DID: +65 6826 9951

Email: Rebecca.goh@cityindexasia.com

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An Introduction to CFD and FX Trading

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  • Venue:  City Index Asia Pte Ltd,   6 Battery Road, #20-01   S(049909)      
  • Date:     25th September 2012 
  • Time:  7-9pm 

 

Any inquiry, please approach

Rebecca Goh
Relationship Manager
City Index Asia Pte Ltd

6 Battery Road, #20-01
Singapore 049909
 
Telephone: +65 6826 9988
DID: +65 6826 9951

Email: Rebecca.goh@cityindexasia.com

 

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Manchester United (MANU): Score Own Goal!

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No disrecpect to Man Utd fans… Stocks Investing and success in the Premier League are 2 different things. Base on the current chart and Man Utd’s fundamental, there is only one direction of the stock price, ie. down!

  • Immediate Resistance: $12.80
  • Next Support: $11.29 (use 161.8% Fibonacci Retracement Level to estimate)

Another Facebook IPO in making conning investor’s money – poor earning and fundamental, hype up with high valuation with “future hope”…. BTW, sad for investors but joy for traders! Have fun shorting!

 

Key Statistics for MANU

Current P/E Ratio (ttm)
Estimated P/E (06/2012 ) 44.2808
Earnings Per Share (GBP) (ttm)
Est. EPS (GBP) (06/2012) 0.1760
Est. PEG Ratio 80.5106
Market Cap (M USD) 2,037.89
Shares Outstanding (M) 39.69
Enterprise Value (M GBP) (ttm) 1,693.89
Enterprise Value/EBITDA (ttm)
Price/Book (mrq) 0.0295
Price/Sale (ttm)
Dividend Indicated Gross Yield -%
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