Yes.No matter what economy will survive.

Financial and money crisis analysis

Money and financial crisis have a long background behind them.How did we get in this money and financial crisis?
A nice and interesting view for this financial crisis is presented by Yahoo! finance

Overall we got here in this money mess mainly because of 2 reasons :
1. Cheap money
2. Greed to make more and easy money and lots of profits



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Money breaking news 08/10/2008 : Global interest rate cuts take place to energize the world economy.

A global interest rate reduction by 50 basis points took place by the banks of USA,Europe,Bank of England, Bank of Canada, and Swedish banks.Yesterday the bank of Australia lowered by a full 100 basis points or 1% its interest rate.

Where have gone all the investment experts?Where are they have been hiding?Where are they now that the market crashed like an avalanche?
Just wondering!
What are the best money experts advice on investing money now?
Speculators have driven the market short, with a lot of volatility!And when everybody believes that the doom is close then a sunshine sheds light on optimism.
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Money bloody Monday!What this money blog said a few days ago about the financial crisis today is becoming a reality.
We said STAY OUT OF THE MARKET FOR TIME BEING.
Global markets bleed today

MONEY, FINANCIAL , BUSINESS PANIC IS PRESENT!
Unfortunately behavior finance tells us that in panic there is no logic at all.
Can we stay calm?We should.
Yes it is A VERY SEVERE FINANCIAL CRISIS.

And as we said both the SEC and the FED are responsible for this mess due to lose regulation control.Nobody controlled where loans , funds and money went.And now we have a domino effect.

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As of 02/10/2008 Dow closed at 10,482.85, -3.22% or -348.22 , Nasdaq closed at 1,976.72, -92.68 down-4.48%, and S&P closed at 1,114.28 or - 46.78 down-4.03%

Money blog on financial crisis

Today the House most probably will vote in favor of the 700 billion US bailout plan.
But what does this financial crisis mean?

• Bad times for the global economy
• A recession with unpredictable duration and impact
• Extreme volatility in financial markets
• Tough and unpleasant fiscal and monetary measures by politicians
• Money will be having hard time to find profitable opportunities
• Many sectors will face the recession harder than others
• The US dollar most probably will be depreciated further as uncertainty in America is not in favor of Dollar.
• The Fed, The Sec will keep wondering what went wrong
• Oil will drop more, as we have said the oil bubble of 150 dollars per barrel is now a fact
  

And as always the favorite song now of the US economy is getting way with it all mixed up by James.

So what can we do in this financial crisis?What can the money do?

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Money and money blog are a hot topic.
Anyone can start a money blog.
The fact is who can actually provide rich and valuable content on money?Who can be an authority and be a leader in money blog when people ask for advice on what to do now?
Our money blog is willing to be on top.
For time being until we see the reactions to bailout plan our money advice is :
STAY AWAY OF THE MARKET - STAY AWAY FROM STOCK MARKET AND FOREX MARKET UNTIL WE SEE ANY SIGN OF A NEW TREND.PLAY IT SAFE.

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In this financial crisis a great post.We have added our comment also.

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Top money story : bailout plan is rejected
Ok money top story is not good.
The House did not approve the bailout plan of 700 Billion US dollars although as we said yesterday a deal was almost done.

Now the response to this bad money news are :

1. Stocks tumbled with very large losses. Dow Jones down 8% or 778 points, Nasdaq down 9% or 200 points and Standard & Poor 500 down 9% or 107 points.
2. Oil down 10% or 10.52 dollars per barrel to 96.36 USD per barrel which of course are great money news
   
3. A financial crisis seems to have unfortunately a lot of power and future.
4. Politicians are the best money and financial makers ever. They should go fishing rather than deal with the economy. They do not have a clue about economics or finance.
   Yes they rule countries!

THE MONEY BLOG CONDEMNS THIS POLITICIANS THAT ONLY PUT NOT ONLY THE US ECONOMY AT RISK BUT ALSO THE GLOBAL ECONOMY. IT IS NOT A MATTER OF POLITICS OR ETHICS OR EGO. IT IS A MATTER OF TAKING THE BEST WORST MONEY DECISION. DAYS OF 1987 ARE NOT TOO FAR AWAY.
SO GET BACK TO REALITY.
A FEW MONTHS AGO A GREAT FINANCIAL MAGAZINE HAD ON ITS COVER THE TITLE "WHAT WHERE THEY SMOKING?

SO WHAT ARE THEY SMOKING?WHAT DO THE POLITICIANS THINK?AS WE SAID IT IS THE BEST WORST MONEY DECISION TO TAKE.
AND THEY HAVE TO TAKE NOW A DECISION FOR THE BEST OF ALL.YES IT IS UNFAIR FOR THE US CITIZENS TO TAKE THE BURDEN. BUT THEY ARE THE ONES WHO VOTED THE POLITICIANS TO BRING UP THIS FINANCIAL CRISIS AND MESS.

WE CONDEMN THESE IRRATIONAL AND RECKLESS ACTIONS AND DECISIONS.POLITICIANS GET BACK TO REALITY FROM PLANET MARS!IT IS A MATTER OF GLOBAL ECONOMY NOT JUST THE US!

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So a financial bailout is finally reached.
Although we believe that economy should be free from politics in this crisis a deal like this is probably the best way to save the economy.
Of course the implications of this deal to save the US economy from a recession will take a lot of debate, argument and time to realize its true value.

Money does not grow in the trees or falls from the sky when it rains.
We will see more closely what is truly happening in the coming days.
The most important thing is that a recession would be catastrophic for major global Economies.

Financial bailout plan falls apart.
Like we knew it!Yesterday we said financial bailout agreement was reached but :

Wait and see.A short rally is not telling much.We want to evaluate the situation for a couple of days.

So we must not be naive. Money lost does not grow in the trees.Lets wait a few days and see.Do not rush in the rally, although many stocks seem cheap.Not in technical analysis but mainly in fundamental analysis.

And today we learn that Washington Mutual (Ticker WM) will be bought by JP Morgan having the largest bank failure in history.How did Washington Mutual was troubled?

The Oscar of getting paid millions to going bankrupt goes to :
The nominees are :
1. Top CEO executives in Wall street
2.The Fed
3.The current US Government

Who will get this money failure oscar?

Money Business and Politics.These 3 go together?Or not?
Since we are facing a very large financial mistake that cots only 700 USD billions something is wrong here.

The subprime crisis was caused by the banks granting mortages without applying strict financial and money analysis of the borrowers.

Now the taxpayers must face the mistakes of a total financial system.
Unfair!

And some try to exploit negative publicity by postponing the presidential campaign claiming that this is the best moral thing to do.

In a nutshell :
Money and business always go together!
Politics do not!

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Also Google cell phone market, Google mobile phone market , Google cell phone advertising and Google mobile phone advertising.

Some very special features about Google phone :
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2.Both Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp. also are investing heavily in the mobile market in hopes of preventing Google from extending the dominance it enjoys in searches initiated on PCs."

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Latest on financial crisis.
Bernanke: Approve bailout or risk recession
Well our view about the financial crisis is Blame the FED.

Money special report :

Blame the Fed for financial crisis

Financial crisis is more severe than we thought.700 Billion US Dollars bailout plan.Collapse of major financial institutions such as Lehman Brothers.

Money report : Blame the Fed and the SEC for financial crisis.

Blame the US Government.Since the money blog is an independent European money blog we are free to express our opinion for this financial crisis and money mess.We blame the Fed, The SEC and the current US Government for this mess.

Why do we blame them?

• The Fed for failure at reading the wrong messages from banks and trying to be the white knight to rescue the economy.It failed.
• The SEC for not being very strict on procedures to report financial statement analysis from companies
• The current US Government for failure at surveillance and imposing stability at the financial system and the slide of the dollar.

More to come.

Oil makes biggest single-day price jump ever
Many reasons why this happened :

1. Contracts of oil futures expired yesterday
2. Unease about the government's $700 billion bailout plan pummeled the dollar and spurred investors to buy safe-haven assets
3. Financial crisis
4. Speculation

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Fundamental Outlook at 1400 GMT (EDT + 0400)





€

The euro appreciated vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the single currency tested offers around the US$ 1.4735 level and was supported around the $1.4435 level. Technically, today’s intraday high was right around the 76.4% retracement of the move from $1.4310 to $1.6040. Group of Seven finance ministers and central bank governors released a statement this weekend that pledged “heightened close cooperation” to safeguard the international financial system. Group of Seven officials convene in Washington, D.C. on 10 October. The U.S. government announced a plan late last week to initiate a US$ 700 billion asset purchase plan to transfer toxic assets off of banks’ balance sheets. The plan could be similar to the Resolution Trust Corporation vehicle the U.S. government enacted at least fifteen years ago. The Federal Reserve gave tentative permission this weekend for Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to transition from investment banks to commercial banks, a move that would open them up to more stringent regulatory scrutiny. The United Arab Emirates’ central bank established an emergency bank lending facility worth 50 billion UAE dirhams for banks operating in the UAE while Reserve Bank of Australia injected A$ 2.025 billion in liquidity. Interbank funding rates eased today with three-month dollar rates at 3.15% today, down from 5% last week. Two-year dollar swap spreads were around 118 bps today compared with 155 bps last week, an indication of decreasing risk aversion. In eurozone news, the European Central Bank allotted US$ 40 billion in overnight funds at 3.25%. Euro bids are cited around the US$ 1.3840 level.

¥/ CNY

The yen appreciated sharply vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the greenback tested bids around the ¥105.90 level and was capped around the ¥107.15 level. Technically, today’s intraday high was right around the 23.6% retracement of the move from ¥95.70 to ¥110.65. As expected, former foreign secretary Taro Aso became the new head of the Liberal Democratic Party and will likely be voted the next Prime Minister by parliament on Wednesday. Aso is likely to call a snap election after being elected. Minutes from Bank of Japan’s August Policy Board meeting were released in which policymakers expressed concern that the U.S.’ economic stagnation could become prolonged. Data released in Japan overnight saw the July all-industries index up +0.8% m/m while the Q2 output gap was downwardly revised to -0.4%, the first negative print in seven quarters and evidence of decreasing demand. Finance minister Ibuki said he “welcomed” the U.S. government’s plan to manage bad debts on banks’ balance sheets and said he doesn’t see the need for Japan to do the same thing. BoJ will offer its first ever U.S. dollar funding on Wednesday, providing US$ 30 billion in one-month funds. The Nikkei 225 stock index gained 1.42% to close at ¥12,090.59. U.S. dollar bids are cited around the ¥102.45 level. The euro gained ground vis-à-vis the yen as the single currency tested offers around the ¥156.60 level and was supported around the ¥153.80 level. The British pound and Swiss franc came off vis-à-vis the yen as the crosses tested bids around the ¥194.25 and ¥96.30 levels, respectively. The Chinese yuan appreciated vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the greenback closed at CNY 6.8300 in the over-the counter market, down from CNY 6.8350.

₤

The British pound appreciated vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as cable tested offers around the US$ 1.8545 level and was supported around the $1.8260 level. Stops were reached above the $1.8480 level, representing the 38.2% retracement of the move from $2.0155 to $1.7440. Bank of England lent US$ 26 billion today at an average rate of 2.056% in an attempt to provide U.S. dollar liquidity. Data released in the U.K. today saw Rightmove September house prices off 3.3% y/y. BoE Deputy Governor Gieve reported “While we must remain vigilant for any signs of inflation expectations drifting upwards, the news on that front is encouraging. On the other side the risk we must be careful not to underestimate is the deflationary consequences of the credit crisis.” Cable bids are cited around the $1.7605 level. The euro moved higher vis-à-vis the British pound as the single currency tested offers around the ₤0.7970 level and was supported around the ₤0.7885 level.

CHF

The Swiss franc appreciated sharply vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar today as the greenback tested bids around the CHF 1.0735 level and was capped around the CHF 1.1050 level. Technically, today’s intraday low was right around the 38.2% retracement of the move from CHF 1.2465 to CHF 0.9645. Traders moved into the Swiss franc on safe-haven buying. Swiss National Bank allotted US$ 10 billion at an average rate of 2.72%. U.S. dollar offers are cited around the CHF 1.1430 level. The euro and British pound weakened vis-à-vis the Swiss franc as the crosses tested bids around the CHF 1.5880 and CHF 1.9945 levels, respectively.





Technical Outlook at 1230 GMT (EDT + 0400)



(Bid Price) (Today’s Intraday Range)



EUR/ USD 1.4623 1.4642, 1.4435
USD/ JPY 106.45 107.15, 105.92
GBP/ USD 1.8450 1.8476, 1.8261
USD/ CHF 1.0936 1.1051, 1.0925
AUD/ USD 0.8376 0.8407, 0.8281
USD/CAD 1.0403 1.0512, 1.0394
NZD/USD 0.6915 0.6932, 0.6815
EUR/ JPY 155.60 156.03, 153.80
EUR/ GBP 0.7926 0.7928, 0.7885
GBP/ JPY 196.21 197.00, 194.26
CHF/ JPY 97.36 97.49, 96.30



Support Resistance Support Resistance



EUR/ USD USD/ JPY





L1. 1.3840 1.4975 106.60 113.30

L2. 1.3320 1.5175 102.45 115.90
L3. 1.2675 1.5380 101.95 117.45



GBP/ USD USD/ CHF



L1. 1.7420 1.9135 1.0705 1.1475

L2. 1.6450 1.9525 1.0505 1.1610

L3. 1.5445 1.9835 1.0340 1.1910



AUD/ USD USD/ CAD



L1. 0.8095 0.8885 1.0440 1.0940

L2. 0.7910 0.9220 1.0130 1.1205

L3. 0.7685 0.9370 0.9720 1.1870



NZD/ USD EUR/ JPY



L1. 0.6590 0.7275 153.00 164.35

L2. 0.6440 0.7520 153.30 165.40

L3. 0.5930 0.8105 145.65 167.80



EUR/ GBP EUR/ CHF



L1. 0.7730 0.8310 1.5895 1.6250

L2. 0.7555 0.8570 1.5730 1.6470

L3. 0.7440 0.8790 1.5610 1.6760



GBP/ JPY CHF/ JPY



L1. 188.55 200.50 94.15 100.15

L2. 181.15 206.00 91.30 103.30

L3. 173.75 214.65 87.40 105.30







SCHEDULE



Sunday, 21 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



2301 UK September Rightmove house prices (-2.3% m/m)

2301 UK September Rightmove house prices (-4.8% y/y)

2350 Japan August Bank of Japan Policy Board meeting minutes

2350 Japan July all-industry activity index (-0.9% m/m)



Monday, 22 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



N/A Japan August supermarket sales (0.9% y/y)

N/A Japan August convenience store sales (11.7% y/y)

1230 Canada July retail sales (0.5% m/m)

1230 Canada July retail sales, ex-autos (1.4% m/m)



Tuesday, 23 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



0200 NZ Q3 Westpac consumer confidence (81.7)

0645 France August consumer spending (-0.4% m/m)

0645 France August consumer spending (1.0% y/y)

0730 Italy September consumer confidence

0830 UK August BBA house purchase loans

0900 Eurozone July industrial new orders (-0.3% m/m)

0900 Eurozone July industrial new orders (-7.4% y/y)

1100 Canada August consumer price index (0.3% m/m)

1100 Canada August consumer price index (3.4% y/y)

1100 Canada Bank of Canada CPI, core (0.1% m/m)

1100 Canada Bank of Canada CPI, core (1.5% y/y)

1400 US September Richmond Fed manufacturing index (-16)

1400 US July house price index (0.0% m/m)

2350 Japan Q3 BSI large all industry (-15.2)

2350 Japan Q3 BSI large manufacturing (-15.1)



Wednesday, 24 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



N/A Australia September DEWR skilled vacancies (-1.7% m/m)

N/A Japan September PMI, manufacturing (46.9)

N/A Germany September consumer price index

0645 France September business confidence indicator (98)

0730 Italy September business confidence

0800 Germany September Ifo, expectations (87.0)

0800 Germany September Ifo, business climate (94.8)

0800 Germany September Ifo, current assessment (103.2)

0800 Eurozone July current account (-€8.2 billion)

0800 Italy July retail sales (-0.5% m/m)

0800 Italy July retail sales (-3.4% y/y)

1100 US MBA mortgage applications

1400 US August existing home sales (5.00 million)

1400 US August existing home sales (3.1% m/m)

2350 Japan August merchandise trade balance

2350 Japan August corporate service prices (1.3% y/y)



Thursday, 25 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



N/A Australia Reserve Bank of Australia Financial Stability Review

N/A Australia August HIA new home sales (-7.2% m/m)

N/A Germany October GfK consumer confidence (1.5)

N/A UK September Nationwide house prices (-1.9% m/m)

N/A UK September Nationwide house prices (-10.5% y/y)

0800 Eurozone August M3 money supply (9.6%)

0800 Italy July trade balance

1230 US August durable goods orders (1.3%)

1230 US August durable goods orders, ex-transportation (0.7%)

1230 US Weekly initial jobless claims

1230 US Continuing jobless claims

1400 US August new home sales (515,000)

1400 US August new home sales (2.4% m/m)

1440 US Chicago Fed President Evans speaks

1700 US Federal Reserve Governor Warsh speaks

2245 NZ Q2 GDP (-0.3% q/q)

2245 NZ Q2 GDP (1.9% y/y)

2330 Japan September Tokyo CPI (1.3% y/y)

2330 Japan September Tokyo CPI, ex-food, energy (0.2% y/y)

2330 Japan August CPI (2.3% y/y)

2330 Japan August CPI (0.2% y/y)

2330 US Dallas Federal Reserve President Fisher speaks

2350 Japan Foreign purchases of Japanese equities and bonds

2350 Japan U.S. purchases of foreign equities and bonds



Friday, 26 September 2008

all times GMT

(last release in parentheses)



0645 France Q2 GDP (-0.3% q/q)

0645 France Q2 GDP (1.1% y/y)

0645 France September consumer confidence

0800 Italy August hourly wages

0930 CH September leading indicator (0.68)

1230 US Q2 GDP, annualized (3.3% q/q)

1230 US Q2 personal consumption expenditure (2.1% q/q)

1400 US September University of Michigan consumer sentiment

1400 US St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President Bullard speaks







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