Tuesday, March 11, 2008

$ Matters

The 0utl00k of the mkt. has became w0rse, with the weakening of the d0llar. 0il prices struck a record high of $109.72 per barrel on Tuesday. C0mm0dities prices have been increasing. Mkt is still unstable even though U5 stocks rallied (while b0nds fell) on Tuesday, after the F3d said it would add up to $200 bill0n to the credit markets as part of a coordinated effort with 0ther central banks.


The present situation presents 0pp0rtunities though. I'm still inclined t0wards @sia, emerging mkts (BR1C in particular) fund5. Midd1e E@5t is becoming fav0urable. So are c0mm0dities.


Times like this may pr0ve to be advantge0us for d0llar-c0st avg. plans, such as regul@r-inve5tment/ inve5tment-linked insur@nce.


I would like to 0bserve a few c0unters in the meantime.


Smile. And l00k at the bright side. The w0rse is not over yet.


Disclaimer. The ab0ve p0st is of my own pers0nal view and sh0uld not be taken as an advice/f0recast/predicti0n. It d0es not take int0 a/c of y0ur pr0file 0r inve5tment 0bjectives.


Blackathy, 11:11 PM

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