Don't judge a book by its cover..........
A human being is a very complicated living being
They have many faces
They have many self interest
They definitely don't show its true self
Some are good with words,
Some are good in pleasing their bosses,
Some are good in complaining about others,
Some think they are good,
But the real truth.......... is........ never judge a book by its cover.
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
SOS What is happening?
Today's environment is extremely complex. In the name of development and advancement in technology, it has quite an influence in any society. But unfortunately, it comes with the BAD influence as well. For an innocent child, it would be BAD influence, because their notion will form their character and morality.
Some example of BAD influences
Some example of BAD influences
- nudity
- homosexuality
- drugs
- prostitution
- corruptions
- indecent tv, movies, etc
- gambling
- violent
How is then a child is protected from all these BAD influence. It is almost everywhere. When we walk on the streets, you can see nudity in advertisement, tv, movies, electronic gadgets and books. Almost everywhere, unless you live in the forest.
First and foremost, we can only influence them when they are young but we are not able to CONTROL them. Hence, we can only teach and advice them having a good moral and virtue.
The measurement for morality has also change. The standard for measuring the moral of a person has also dropped.
Disregard young or old, the person is influence by its environment he or she is in. But I believe, there is a Buddha nature in everyone. Of course, on the opposite, there is also a Demon nature in everyone. The path of spirituality is gradually being taken over by the materialistic world. However, if a person's goal is to attain enlightenment, there is still hope for him or her. You can visit www.falundafa.org to find out more.
Friday, July 5, 2013
SOS Is there a purpose in life?
Most of us is so busy with our lives day in day out. I haven't blog over almost a year
Sometimes we get lost and wonder what is the purpose of life. And most of us, are unable to find the answer, I mean, the real purpose of life besides in pursuit of happiness.
I will leave it to you to figure out, your own purpose of life, as it is very personal. Whatever it is, here is a true story we need to be aware of in our life, as we go about our lives, thinking what happen elsewhere has nothing to do with us.
In 1992, Master Li Hongzhi founded and started a cultivation practice called Falun Gong. It was introduce to the public in 1992 in China and outside China a few years later. It was well received by the Chinese authorities then, and gain a lot of recognition from the Qi Gong Association. It is taught to the public free of charge. Most people join due to word of mouth recommendations as many people's health improved after learning it. The numbers grow from thousands to about 70 million in China in 1998.
Jiang Zheming, the president then, was jealous due to the growth of popularity of Falun Gong. He is also worried internally he will lose power. He then, using his power as the head of CCP, issue a notice to persecute the practitioners in July 1999. He used its military power and the media to SLANDER falun gong. Until today, the persecution continues, although not as vicious as the earlier years.
Falun Gong practitioners mainly consist of elderly people, who follow the principle of Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance. They have suffered tremendously over the last 10 over years due to the persecution.
Falun Gong is a cultivation practice that improve our mind and physical health.Why is CCP - China Communist Party wants to persecute this group of peace loving people?
You may want to know why? Perhaps it can also answer your own fundamental question on the purpose of life?
Get more details in www.falundafa.org
Sometimes we get lost and wonder what is the purpose of life. And most of us, are unable to find the answer, I mean, the real purpose of life besides in pursuit of happiness.
I will leave it to you to figure out, your own purpose of life, as it is very personal. Whatever it is, here is a true story we need to be aware of in our life, as we go about our lives, thinking what happen elsewhere has nothing to do with us.
In 1992, Master Li Hongzhi founded and started a cultivation practice called Falun Gong. It was introduce to the public in 1992 in China and outside China a few years later. It was well received by the Chinese authorities then, and gain a lot of recognition from the Qi Gong Association. It is taught to the public free of charge. Most people join due to word of mouth recommendations as many people's health improved after learning it. The numbers grow from thousands to about 70 million in China in 1998.
Jiang Zheming, the president then, was jealous due to the growth of popularity of Falun Gong. He is also worried internally he will lose power. He then, using his power as the head of CCP, issue a notice to persecute the practitioners in July 1999. He used its military power and the media to SLANDER falun gong. Until today, the persecution continues, although not as vicious as the earlier years.
Falun Gong practitioners mainly consist of elderly people, who follow the principle of Truthfulness, Compassion and Tolerance. They have suffered tremendously over the last 10 over years due to the persecution.
Falun Gong is a cultivation practice that improve our mind and physical health.Why is CCP - China Communist Party wants to persecute this group of peace loving people?
You may want to know why? Perhaps it can also answer your own fundamental question on the purpose of life?
Get more details in www.falundafa.org
Saturday, July 21, 2012
SOS Corruption, Scandal & Fraud
If you cheat the rich, you will be punished almost immediately, look at Bernard Madoff.
If you cheat the mass, you will no one will be punished, look at MF Global, Bailouts on AIG, GM, others.
If you cheat the entire world like the LIBOR scandal, no one goes to the jail, only pay fine, not by the person responsible, they only punish the company, not the people in the company.
Well, this happen every where. Some disguise it better than the other. Some got cheated, and they didn't even know. A simple example, when the Libor is pushed lowered, some mortgage borrower will gain with lower interest, BUT, the lower interest has created easy credit, government over geared, bubble created in houses, currency depreciates. One may gain USD100, but the entire countries suffer billions. So, the one who cheat gets away, well, Barlays, the company will pay the fine say 500million dollars, but they have cause damages in billions. Yes, class action will be indicted, companies will be fined, no one goes to jail (at least not many).
Corruption is hard to detect, because the responsible person already know how to go around the rules and regulations. Although it is not air tight. Most will get away. Even the Regulator is corrupted, so, how are you going to catch a thief when the police is part of the script. Yes, in between, some will get jailed, but not in proportion to the number of corruptions by politicians, who has controls the executors, judicial and other agency.
Until these people change in their HEART, nothing will change.
If you cheat the mass, you will no one will be punished, look at MF Global, Bailouts on AIG, GM, others.
If you cheat the entire world like the LIBOR scandal, no one goes to the jail, only pay fine, not by the person responsible, they only punish the company, not the people in the company.
Well, this happen every where. Some disguise it better than the other. Some got cheated, and they didn't even know. A simple example, when the Libor is pushed lowered, some mortgage borrower will gain with lower interest, BUT, the lower interest has created easy credit, government over geared, bubble created in houses, currency depreciates. One may gain USD100, but the entire countries suffer billions. So, the one who cheat gets away, well, Barlays, the company will pay the fine say 500million dollars, but they have cause damages in billions. Yes, class action will be indicted, companies will be fined, no one goes to jail (at least not many).
Corruption is hard to detect, because the responsible person already know how to go around the rules and regulations. Although it is not air tight. Most will get away. Even the Regulator is corrupted, so, how are you going to catch a thief when the police is part of the script. Yes, in between, some will get jailed, but not in proportion to the number of corruptions by politicians, who has controls the executors, judicial and other agency.
Until these people change in their HEART, nothing will change.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
SOS Another Lehman Meltdown
Will there be another Lehman meltdown?
I believe it is more of a slow depression, with asset class that goes up very high due to gearing, it will deflate when no new credit is created or hard to creat. This is similar to boiling the frog slowly with one or two heart attack in between.
No QE can stop the wave of debt implosion, which is 20 to 50 times larger than the money printed, like a tsunami. The only way is to conserve cash and wait. Property prices or commodities may drop between 20-60%.
But there was a saying in Malaysia, property never drop, based on 30 years history. Well, we will make history just like the American.
I believe it is more of a slow depression, with asset class that goes up very high due to gearing, it will deflate when no new credit is created or hard to creat. This is similar to boiling the frog slowly with one or two heart attack in between.
No QE can stop the wave of debt implosion, which is 20 to 50 times larger than the money printed, like a tsunami. The only way is to conserve cash and wait. Property prices or commodities may drop between 20-60%.
But there was a saying in Malaysia, property never drop, based on 30 years history. Well, we will make history just like the American.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
SOS Testimonial of a practitioner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=ay1VUHxSzF0#t=6s
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
SOS Best Predictions for 2012 by Charles Nenner
Dec 2011
Global equity markets are set for precipitous declines mid-way through next year, according to leading technical analyst, Charles Nenner, head of research at the Charles Nenner Research Centre in Amsterdam.
Nenner has been dubbed the “cycle guru”, because he uses technical analysis to predict future market moves. He has developed a huge following among hedge funds, investment bankers and brokers because of his strong track record in predicting major market moves. Nenner attracted a lot of attention in 2007 when he warned of trouble ahead for the US market. In February 2009, he predicted a major rally would begin “in a few weeks” that would push the S&P index up over 1,000.
In an interview with Business Spectator, Nenner forecasts that 2012 will be a tale of two halves. “I still think we’ll see a little bit more positivity in equity markets until the middle of 2012, then they’ll really be in trouble.”
This bleak outlook for global equity markets is consistent with his economic outlook. Europe, he says, is now definitely in recession, while the United States never came out of recession. Even worse, he says, the decision by the European authorities to conduct stress tests on Europe’s banks has triggered a credit crunch at exactly the wrong time.
“I think we’re heading for a depression. We’re going to have deflation starting in Europe.”
Not surprisingly, Nenner is also predicting the eventual collapse of the eurozone. “It’s going to happen, but not right now. The people who put together the European Union and the euro had no clue what they were doing. But the politicians will try to keep it going as long as they’re in power, because no one wants to be remembered as the ones who presided over its collapse.
“I think they’ll be able to keep it going for another one or two years. They’d like keep it going for another three or four years, but they don’t have the money to do that.”
And Nenner warns that the Chinese economy will not escape the woes afflicting the global economy. He predicts that the Chinese government will move to stimulate the Chinese economy, which will provide a boost to global equity markets early next year. But, he warns, the Chinese are still heavily dependent on selling goods to the United States and Europe, and the Chinese banks face serious difficulties with problem loans.
But Nenner is much more optimistic when it comes to the Australian economy.
He believes that the local currency is set for a big move higher in coming months, which could push it up by around 15 per cent. At the same time, he says, the local economy is under control and interest rates are at a reasonable level.
He’s also bullish on gold, saying that he’s hoping to buy back into the gold market at the beginning of 2012. (Nenner went long on gold when it was trading at $US400 per troy ounce, but later closed out his position). He believes that the bull market in the precious metal will continue, with the gold price hitting $US2,500/oz in a year or so particularly if, as he predicts, a major global conflict erupts in late 2012 or 2013.]
Nenner also forecasts that in the middle of next year, the US dollar will enter a major bull market that will last several years.
Given the perilous outlook for the global economy, what are Nenner’s favourite investments for 2012?
“Buy land. I want something tangible – not anything connected with the financial system, not banks. And real estate is still over-priced.’
On the other hand, he says, land is an attractive option given that agricultural commodities such as wheat, corn and beans will be in a bull market for the next 10 years.
“I’m from the Netherlands. There the investment approach is to avoid losing money. And there will be a lot of wealth destruction next year.”
He adds that most of his clients are also focussed on avoiding losses.
“Their mood is very negative. Everybody is looking at which bank they should be keeping their money in. Everybody is very worried. Most of them are buying farm land – in Australia, in Canada and in the mid-west of the United States.”
Global equity markets are set for precipitous declines mid-way through next year, according to leading technical analyst, Charles Nenner, head of research at the Charles Nenner Research Centre in Amsterdam.
Nenner has been dubbed the “cycle guru”, because he uses technical analysis to predict future market moves. He has developed a huge following among hedge funds, investment bankers and brokers because of his strong track record in predicting major market moves. Nenner attracted a lot of attention in 2007 when he warned of trouble ahead for the US market. In February 2009, he predicted a major rally would begin “in a few weeks” that would push the S&P index up over 1,000.
In an interview with Business Spectator, Nenner forecasts that 2012 will be a tale of two halves. “I still think we’ll see a little bit more positivity in equity markets until the middle of 2012, then they’ll really be in trouble.”
This bleak outlook for global equity markets is consistent with his economic outlook. Europe, he says, is now definitely in recession, while the United States never came out of recession. Even worse, he says, the decision by the European authorities to conduct stress tests on Europe’s banks has triggered a credit crunch at exactly the wrong time.
“I think we’re heading for a depression. We’re going to have deflation starting in Europe.”
Not surprisingly, Nenner is also predicting the eventual collapse of the eurozone. “It’s going to happen, but not right now. The people who put together the European Union and the euro had no clue what they were doing. But the politicians will try to keep it going as long as they’re in power, because no one wants to be remembered as the ones who presided over its collapse.
“I think they’ll be able to keep it going for another one or two years. They’d like keep it going for another three or four years, but they don’t have the money to do that.”
And Nenner warns that the Chinese economy will not escape the woes afflicting the global economy. He predicts that the Chinese government will move to stimulate the Chinese economy, which will provide a boost to global equity markets early next year. But, he warns, the Chinese are still heavily dependent on selling goods to the United States and Europe, and the Chinese banks face serious difficulties with problem loans.
But Nenner is much more optimistic when it comes to the Australian economy.
He believes that the local currency is set for a big move higher in coming months, which could push it up by around 15 per cent. At the same time, he says, the local economy is under control and interest rates are at a reasonable level.
He’s also bullish on gold, saying that he’s hoping to buy back into the gold market at the beginning of 2012. (Nenner went long on gold when it was trading at $US400 per troy ounce, but later closed out his position). He believes that the bull market in the precious metal will continue, with the gold price hitting $US2,500/oz in a year or so particularly if, as he predicts, a major global conflict erupts in late 2012 or 2013.]
Nenner also forecasts that in the middle of next year, the US dollar will enter a major bull market that will last several years.
Given the perilous outlook for the global economy, what are Nenner’s favourite investments for 2012?
“Buy land. I want something tangible – not anything connected with the financial system, not banks. And real estate is still over-priced.’
On the other hand, he says, land is an attractive option given that agricultural commodities such as wheat, corn and beans will be in a bull market for the next 10 years.
“I’m from the Netherlands. There the investment approach is to avoid losing money. And there will be a lot of wealth destruction next year.”
He adds that most of his clients are also focussed on avoiding losses.
“Their mood is very negative. Everybody is looking at which bank they should be keeping their money in. Everybody is very worried. Most of them are buying farm land – in Australia, in Canada and in the mid-west of the United States.”
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