Sunday, October 12, 2008

Human Growth Hormone

Something from the pros, similar to my theory previously but this one is more detail.

Enjoy...

http://www.bodybuildingforyou.com/articles-submit/mary-desaulniers/stimulate-hgh-production.htm

Tuesday, October 7, 2008

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Capello, so far so good...

England fans (especially Mae) perhaps are smiling reading the caption:) However I believe they the FA has finally found the solution. They won 4-1 over Croatia even without Gerrard and Super Beck only join the game at 3-1!

All it takes to play like a champ are just courage and some strategy changes and you are on your way to South Africa.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u60ZJPZcwvk&feature=related

They no longer crossing the ball from the winger, only short passes in front of the goal, before they got a good angle to whack the ball in. Capello did changed their game!

Thursday, September 4, 2008

U Turn To Old Currency Regime?

IMF has just got hold to a new huge arsenal and I think it's time to go back to the old fix currency regime, unless we can go head on with funds as huge as 3 trillion dollars belonging to a few sovereign wealth funds...

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/afp_world_business/view/373637/1/.html

Sunday, August 17, 2008

Nearest to the Gold...

Out of all potentials, now its Chong Wei that emerged to be our closest opportunity to the Olympic Gold. Congrats! He was calm in the interviews.
And the most important thing is that he was very focus on his mission. He took it one at a time and very clear of his strategies to slay the opponent.

I believe he can beat Lin Dan this time, not due to the reward or anything else, but the fact that he is very clear of the strategies that need to be deployed in order to out perform the opponent.

All the best!

Saturday, August 9, 2008

Take over season?

With the oil bull running out of steam, charts are showing strong negative correlation between oil and DJ. Financially the speculators are not just shorting oil, but also switching to equity for a better risk spread. Economically, cheap energy will help economies create value thus create enough profit to oil growth.

But to Malaysia's economy, you cant undo the damage created by the oil price hike, regardless of the Sept08 retail gasolene price down (expected) taking cue from the global crude price, consumer products prices' arent likely to follow suit. Thats the inefficiency of our economy. Free competition is still not in the dictionary. They have been "pantau"ing the situation, I think since the '80s, and yet that's all they have to say. What comes after pantau? May be "pantau part 2". They have never heard of efficient economic system that adjust itself to the benefit of the consumer.

At US$100/barrel, down by US$40, sounds cheap. But if the average is at that level for the rest of the year, then Petronas definitely will record another bumper year! Even if the yearly average stands at US$80, they will definitely spend another year in Fortune 500. At the same time, palm oil also will be at a good price, and this will still help growth.

What about a higher level of Ringgit? Seriously. Think about this scenario. When other economies are facing a slow down, due to higher energy cost, 2 of our major growth engines will be enjoying a good harvest. Oil & gas and palm oil will be having a good time. With a stronger Ringgit and other economies slowing down, perhaps many investors in the neighbourhood are more than willing to liquidate their holding and its a good time to take over. All BNM need to do is just make a very good economic forecast. Then perhaps companies like VC can start the spark and ...ride the wave babe.

Saturday, July 26, 2008

Interest rate held!

Thanks for the decision. Now perhaps you should look into how to ease the demand congestion, like more ngv outlets...

Bravo Malaysia.

Bank Negara holds off raising rates
By IZWAN IDRIS
PETALING JAYA: Bank Negara kept the overnight policy rate unchanged yesterday despite the pressure to rein in rising prices, as policymakers placed priority on sustaining economic growth.
“While both the risks to higher inflation and the risks to slower growth have increased, the immediate concern is to avoid a fundamental economic slowdown that would involve higher unemployment,'' the central bank said in a statement issued after a scheduled monetary policy meeting.
Bank Negara was originally expected to announce the meeting's outcome at 6pm yesterday, but the announcement was delayed by nearly two hours.


http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2008/7/26/business/21930096&sec=business