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[MistySteel]

I did... I just didn't listen :)
18% holding on Samsung was too aggressive for me but it paid off for EWY. Over 50% CPD in 6 months is impressive.

[*~1Best~*]

The South Korea and China are following the same path where majority of Americans went through.

Addicted to the materialism and credit card spending until bankrupted.

Of course, right now, KOSPI and Asian markets are getting attention, but those who really know the nature of the capital market operation which is like Mafiatzz style, would be very careful!!

You know what drugs do to you as the money lure using credit is just like that, to hook you in.

Obviously, Americans and the US are like junkies slaughtered by the FED over the decades.

[*~1Best~*]

Asian markets are also being fooled: EWY/ KOSPI is also being fooled by the global financial deception

The greedy global money power will enslave all countries, eventually, and will bankrupt millions.

After enslaving Americans and European countries, now the greedy money power is on the move to ASIA.

It's deception using mass media to brainwash to slave under the money power.

Americans are the examples after under gone decades of manipulation and deception using economic theories and hype manipulation.

Let others to know the truth and facts. Don't be fooled.

The deceptive power will hook you in, then, it will rob you. The greedy power will rob you using all kinds of manipulation and deception.






Bankrupting many using global financial markets:

The Fed print robbing the USA using deception for decades, now, still robbing Americans running up massive debt :


"May 2009 set the sixth consecutive monthly record in food stamp use in the US, with 34.4 million Americans relying on federal; assistance to feed themselves."


Jobless Claims Show Surprise Gain Amid Fears on Economy
| 20 Aug 2009 | 08:35 AM ET

The number of U.S. workers filing new claims for jobless benefits unexpectedly rose last week, a government report showed Thursday, fanning worries of an anemic recovery from the worst recession in 70 years.

Initial claims for state unemployment insurance benefits rose 15,000 to a seasonally adjusted 576,000 in the week ended Aug. 15 from 561,000 the prior week, the Labor Department said.

Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast new claims slipping to 550,000 last week from a previously reported 558,000.

"I think that we're hoping for the numbers to stay below 600,000, and not until we get below 500,000 can we be more certain that there is an economic recovery," said Linda Duessel, market strategist at Federated Investors in Pittsburgh.

Futures for the Dow Jones industrial average and the Nasdaq turned negative after weak jobless data, while U.S. government debt prices erased losses.

While economic data continue to point to a pending upturn from the recession that started in December 2007, doubts over the sustainability of the recovery are causing companies to be cautious.

Though the pace of layoffs has slowed markedly from early this year, unemployment remains high and continues to inflict big dents in household incomes. There are fears that consumer spending will be too tepid to drive the recovery.

The number of people collecting long-term unemployment benefits edged up 2,000 to 6.24 million in the week ended Aug. 8, the latest week for which the data is available. However, the four-week moving average declined 2,500 to 6.27 million.

The insured unemployment rate, which measures the percentage of the insured labor force who are jobless, was unchanged at 4.7 percent.

The four-week moving average for new claims climbed 4,250 to 570,000 last week. The four-week moving average is considered a better gauge of underlying trends as it irons out week-to-week volatility.
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