SSECI is on track to break the 3450 level. When it succeeds, HK market will be pulled up together. I guess that speculation level is still high in China. What will the Chinese government do to prevent their real estate crash? I guess that government around the world have a tough job ahead. If they pull out the easy money, market will crash. If they keep on pumping money, speculation will create unwanted bubble, which will also crash the market eventually. If the market will crash, either sooner or later, then why are they (the government) keeping the money faucet opened? Maybe everyone just want to keep their job and delay the problem long enough for their successor. I guess that we are just human.
World | Monthly | Weekly | Daily |
S&P500 | Up | Up | Up |
DJI | Up | Up | Neutral (-) |
NasdaqComp | Up | Up | Up |
Nikkei 225 | Up (+) | Up | Up |
Kospi | Up | Up | Up |
SSECI | Up | Up (+) | Up (+) |
HSI | Up | Neutral | Neutral (+) |
TWII | Up | Up | Up |
STI | Up | Up | Up |
JKSE | Up | Up | Up (+) |
SENSEX | Up | Up | Up |
AORD | Up | Up | Up |
NZX50 | Up | Up | Up |
FTSE | Up | Up | Up |
DAX | Up | Up | Up |
RTSI | Up | Up | Up |
Bovespa | Up | Up | Up (+) |
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