Ballerina Girl
You are so lovely
With you standing there
I'm so aware
Of how much I care for you
You are more than now
You are for always
I can see in you
My dreams come true
Don't you ever go away
You make me feel like
There's nothing I can't do
And when I hold you
I only want to say
I love you
Ballerina Girl
The joy you bring me
Every day and night
Holding you tight
How I've waited for your love
Sometimes I've wondered
If you'd ever come my way
Now that I've finally found you
This is where my heart will stay
I'm never gonna break your heart
Never will we drift apart
'Cause all I wanna do
Is share my whole life with you
'Cause you make me feel like
There's nothing I can't do
I guess I finally realized
There's nothing else like loving you
Ballerina Girl
You are so lovely
I can see in you
My dreams come true
Don't you ever go away
Ballerina Girl...
All In Gold !!!...:)
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Seeking for a Valuable Experience
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Please send your Curriculum Vitae and Recent Photograph to:
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3. artha.trust@yahoo.com
Candidates must be Hard Working, Pay Attention to Details, and Have Personal Drive to Advance in Career.
Thank you,
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Saturday, October 2, 2010
Posting Iseng >>> I will Survive - Cake
"I Will Survive"
At first I was afraid.
I was petrified.
I kept thinking I could never live
Without you by my side.
But then I spent so many nights
Just thinking how you'd done me wrong.
I grew strong.
I learned how to get along.
And so you're back from outer space.
I just walked in to find you here
Without that look upon your face.
I should have changed my fucking lock.
I would have made you leave your key
If I'd have known for just one second
You'd be back to bother me.
Oh now go.
Walk out the door.
Just turn around now.
You're not welcome anymore.
Weren't you the one
Who tried to break me with desire?
Did you think I'd crumble?
Did you think I'd lay down and die?
Oh not I.
I will survive...Yeah...
As long as I know how to love
I know I'll be alive.
I've got all my life to live.
I've got all my love to give.
I will survive.
I will survive...yeah...yeah...ohh
It took all the strength I had
Just not to fall apart.
I'm trying hard to mend
The pieces of my broken heart.
And I spent oh so many nights
Just feeling sorry for myself.
I used to cry.
But now I hold my head up high.
And you'll see me with somebody new.
I'm not that stupid little person
Still in love with you.
And so you thought you'd just drop by,
And you expect me to be free.
But now I'm saving all my lovin'
For someone who's lovin' me.
Oh now go.
Walk out the door.
Just turn around now.
You're not welcome anymore.
Weren't you the one
Who tried to break me with desire?
Did you think I'd crumble?
Did you think I'd lay down and die?
Oh not I.
I will survive...yes...
As long as I know how to love
I know I'll be alive.
I've got all my life to live.
I've got all my love to give.
I will survive...
I will survive...Yeah...yeah...
At first I was afraid.
I was petrified.
I kept thinking I could never live
Without you by my side.
But then I spent so many nights
Just thinking how you'd done me wrong.
I grew strong.
I learned how to get along.
And so you're back from outer space.
I just walked in to find you here
Without that look upon your face.
I should have changed my fucking lock.
I would have made you leave your key
If I'd have known for just one second
You'd be back to bother me.
Oh now go.
Walk out the door.
Just turn around now.
You're not welcome anymore.
Weren't you the one
Who tried to break me with desire?
Did you think I'd crumble?
Did you think I'd lay down and die?
Oh not I.
I will survive...Yeah...
As long as I know how to love
I know I'll be alive.
I've got all my life to live.
I've got all my love to give.
I will survive.
I will survive...yeah...yeah...ohh
It took all the strength I had
Just not to fall apart.
I'm trying hard to mend
The pieces of my broken heart.
And I spent oh so many nights
Just feeling sorry for myself.
I used to cry.
But now I hold my head up high.
And you'll see me with somebody new.
I'm not that stupid little person
Still in love with you.
And so you thought you'd just drop by,
And you expect me to be free.
But now I'm saving all my lovin'
For someone who's lovin' me.
Oh now go.
Walk out the door.
Just turn around now.
You're not welcome anymore.
Weren't you the one
Who tried to break me with desire?
Did you think I'd crumble?
Did you think I'd lay down and die?
Oh not I.
I will survive...yes...
As long as I know how to love
I know I'll be alive.
I've got all my life to live.
I've got all my love to give.
I will survive...
I will survive...Yeah...yeah...
Friday, October 1, 2010
Technical Analysis - Gold Correction Over Due
Gold (a daily chart of which is shown) as of Wednesday (9/29/2010) has been hitting new all-time highs almost everyday for the past two weeks.
Currently, having reached a new all-time high approaching 1313, price action should soon be due for a correction within the remarkable long-term uptrend that has characterized the price of gold for at least the past several years.
Having just slightly exceeded the 138.2% Fibonacci extension of the most recent bearish run, gold’s next key Fibonacci level at the 161.8% extension resides around the 1330 price region. In the event of an impending bearish correction that begins anywhere from the current price up to this 161.8% Fib level, a key initial downside support target resides around the 1265 price region, which is the area of the last major all-time high hit in late June.
Good Luck and Take Care.
Currently, having reached a new all-time high approaching 1313, price action should soon be due for a correction within the remarkable long-term uptrend that has characterized the price of gold for at least the past several years.
Having just slightly exceeded the 138.2% Fibonacci extension of the most recent bearish run, gold’s next key Fibonacci level at the 161.8% extension resides around the 1330 price region. In the event of an impending bearish correction that begins anywhere from the current price up to this 161.8% Fib level, a key initial downside support target resides around the 1265 price region, which is the area of the last major all-time high hit in late June.
Good Luck and Take Care.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Why Gold Is $1,300 an Ounce!!!!
Gold has topped $1,300 an ounce for good reason. The Obama administration has flooded the world with greenbacks and Treasuries, global investors have little confidence in the management of the U.S. economy, and investors have taken refuge in gold.
Since President Obama took the helm, the U.S. trade deficit increased 60%. At more than 3% of GDP, it drains off more demand for U.S. made goods and services than the President’s stimulus spending has added.
America’s chronic trade imbalances stem from dysfunctional energy policies imposed by Democrats in Congress, and continuing tolerance for Chinese mercantilism. As the U.S. economy recovers, oil and Chinese consumer imports rise, choking the expansion -- that’s why demand and economic recovery are flagging, stocks can’t sustain momentum, and industry won’t invest or add jobs.
Democrats in Congress insist on energy policies that limit domestic oil and gas production, and rely on higher prices that instigate conservation. Those have failed to stem dependence on imported oil, the outflow of dollars, and the choke hold Middle East investors, and now China, have attained in global capital markets and on U.S. government finances.
Cheap imports from China have chased millions of Americans from manufacturing jobs, as the U.S. purchases from the Middle Kingdom exceed sales there by more than four to one. The trade deficit with China is about $300 billion and continues growing year after year.
China has engineered this competitive conquest by keeping its yuan artificially inexpensive against the dollar and euro. Annually, it sells at deep discount about $450 billion worth of yuan for dollars, euro and other currencies in foreign exchange markets. That provides a 35% subsidy on Chinese exports and keeps Chinese goods deceptively cheap on U.S. store shelves.
The Bush and Obama administrations have sought changes in China’s currency policies through diplomacy but have failed -- and will continue failing as long as the rhetoric of appeasement and restraint from self help are the cornerstones of American policy.
Instead of advocating strong U.S. action against Chinese mercantilism, the U.S. Treasury has tarred as protectionist those who propose substantive American responses.
The huge trade deficit must be financed by attracting foreign investment in new productive assets in the United States or by printing IOUs. Investments have only provided a small portion of the necessary cash, so each year the United States sells currency, bank deposits, Treasury securities, bonds, and the like to foreigners. Those claims on the U.S. economy now are about $7 trillion.
That floods world financial markets with U.S. dollars and paper assets that function much like U.S. dollars -- what economists call liquidity. All that evokes an iron law of the universe: if a government prints too much money, it won’t have any value.
Add federal budget deficits exceeding $1 trillion a year for several years to come, and an economy that can’t produce enough to sustain Barack Obama’s appetite to tax and spend, and investors are simply smart to short the dollar by loading up on gold.
That’s why gold is $1,300 an ounce!!!!
Good Luck and Take Care.
Since President Obama took the helm, the U.S. trade deficit increased 60%. At more than 3% of GDP, it drains off more demand for U.S. made goods and services than the President’s stimulus spending has added.
America’s chronic trade imbalances stem from dysfunctional energy policies imposed by Democrats in Congress, and continuing tolerance for Chinese mercantilism. As the U.S. economy recovers, oil and Chinese consumer imports rise, choking the expansion -- that’s why demand and economic recovery are flagging, stocks can’t sustain momentum, and industry won’t invest or add jobs.
Democrats in Congress insist on energy policies that limit domestic oil and gas production, and rely on higher prices that instigate conservation. Those have failed to stem dependence on imported oil, the outflow of dollars, and the choke hold Middle East investors, and now China, have attained in global capital markets and on U.S. government finances.
Cheap imports from China have chased millions of Americans from manufacturing jobs, as the U.S. purchases from the Middle Kingdom exceed sales there by more than four to one. The trade deficit with China is about $300 billion and continues growing year after year.
China has engineered this competitive conquest by keeping its yuan artificially inexpensive against the dollar and euro. Annually, it sells at deep discount about $450 billion worth of yuan for dollars, euro and other currencies in foreign exchange markets. That provides a 35% subsidy on Chinese exports and keeps Chinese goods deceptively cheap on U.S. store shelves.
The Bush and Obama administrations have sought changes in China’s currency policies through diplomacy but have failed -- and will continue failing as long as the rhetoric of appeasement and restraint from self help are the cornerstones of American policy.
Instead of advocating strong U.S. action against Chinese mercantilism, the U.S. Treasury has tarred as protectionist those who propose substantive American responses.
The huge trade deficit must be financed by attracting foreign investment in new productive assets in the United States or by printing IOUs. Investments have only provided a small portion of the necessary cash, so each year the United States sells currency, bank deposits, Treasury securities, bonds, and the like to foreigners. Those claims on the U.S. economy now are about $7 trillion.
That floods world financial markets with U.S. dollars and paper assets that function much like U.S. dollars -- what economists call liquidity. All that evokes an iron law of the universe: if a government prints too much money, it won’t have any value.
Add federal budget deficits exceeding $1 trillion a year for several years to come, and an economy that can’t produce enough to sustain Barack Obama’s appetite to tax and spend, and investors are simply smart to short the dollar by loading up on gold.
That’s why gold is $1,300 an ounce!!!!
Good Luck and Take Care.
Gold Price Hits New Dollar Record
Gold Prices pushed on to new record highs against the Dollar early Wednesday in London, breaching $1313 an ounce as the US currency fell to new 5-month lows vs. the Euro and Western stock markets fell amid street protests and a national strike in Spain.
“There is no default risk with gold and with all of the uncertainty that we have today with the banking system globally, all the uncertainty that we have with the sovereign debt risks and crisis really, that we’re seeing globally – people are moving more and more into physical tangible assets.”
Believes that this state of affairs is likely to continue because, from a big picture point of view, “It’s becoming increasingly clear that the system is broken and the tools that central banks are using are not the right tools. When you have a broken system, you have to sort of step back and take a look at what’s going on.”
“If the market doesn’t like the money that’s coming out of governments, they’re going to move to other alternatives and the natural place they will move is gold.” As for prices, it is maintaining his view of gold at between $1,800 to $2,000 although he does admit that it may be a little overoptimistic to expect it to get to that level by year end.
Good Luck and Take Care.
“There is no default risk with gold and with all of the uncertainty that we have today with the banking system globally, all the uncertainty that we have with the sovereign debt risks and crisis really, that we’re seeing globally – people are moving more and more into physical tangible assets.”
Believes that this state of affairs is likely to continue because, from a big picture point of view, “It’s becoming increasingly clear that the system is broken and the tools that central banks are using are not the right tools. When you have a broken system, you have to sort of step back and take a look at what’s going on.”
“If the market doesn’t like the money that’s coming out of governments, they’re going to move to other alternatives and the natural place they will move is gold.” As for prices, it is maintaining his view of gold at between $1,800 to $2,000 although he does admit that it may be a little overoptimistic to expect it to get to that level by year end.
Good Luck and Take Care.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Gold Ticks Up Near All Time High
Gold ticked higher on Monday, within sight of a fresh record high,but a slight decline in ETF holdings suggested some investors might want to book profits.
FUNDAMENTALS
* Spot gold XAU= added 75 cents to $1,296.35 an ounce by 0052 GMT after hitting a record at $1,299.95 on Friday as worries about the health of the global economy spurred buying from investors.
* U.S. gold futures for December delivery GCZ0 was hardly changed at $1,297.8 an ounce, having struck an all time high at $1,301.60 on Friday.
* Thinly-traded silver XAG= jumped to its highest in 30 years at $21.48 an ounce.
* The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, its holdings fell to 1,300.521 tonnes by Sept 24 from 1,301.433 tonnes on Sept 23.The holdings hit a record at 1,320.436 tonnes on June 29
FUNDAMENTALS
* Spot gold XAU= added 75 cents to $1,296.35 an ounce by 0052 GMT after hitting a record at $1,299.95 on Friday as worries about the health of the global economy spurred buying from investors.
* U.S. gold futures for December delivery GCZ0 was hardly changed at $1,297.8 an ounce, having struck an all time high at $1,301.60 on Friday.
* Thinly-traded silver XAG= jumped to its highest in 30 years at $21.48 an ounce.
* The world's largest gold-backed exchange-traded fund, its holdings fell to 1,300.521 tonnes by Sept 24 from 1,301.433 tonnes on Sept 23.The holdings hit a record at 1,320.436 tonnes on June 29
Friday, September 24, 2010
Breaks Through $1,300 An Ounce
Gold soared to a record high early Friday, breaching the key $1,300-an-ounce level, amid persistent worries about the recovery.
After reaching a peak of $1,301.30 an ounce, Gold for December deliver -- the most active contract -- eased to $1,299.80 an ounce. Gold's last intraday record high was reached on Sept. 22, when the metal hit $1,298 an ounce.
Investors look to gold and other low-risk investments as safe bets during heightened uncertainty.
Gold hit its true peak on Jan. 21, 1980, when it rose to $825.50 an ounce. Adjusted for inflation in 1980 dollars, that translates to an all-time record of $2,184.08 an ounce, in 2010 dollars.
After reaching a peak of $1,301.30 an ounce, Gold for December deliver -- the most active contract -- eased to $1,299.80 an ounce. Gold's last intraday record high was reached on Sept. 22, when the metal hit $1,298 an ounce.
Investors look to gold and other low-risk investments as safe bets during heightened uncertainty.
Gold hit its true peak on Jan. 21, 1980, when it rose to $825.50 an ounce. Adjusted for inflation in 1980 dollars, that translates to an all-time record of $2,184.08 an ounce, in 2010 dollars.
Saturday, September 18, 2010
It's Not Lie
Gold prices lost some steam Friday as the U.S's weak inflation reading tempered inflation fears that have been bubbling up around the globe. The U.S. consumer price index for August was unchanged from July but this was in opposition to a higher-than-expected producer price index reading on Thursday. The U.K. reported a higher inflation reading this week and India's central bank is taking steps to take money out of circulation to fight inflation.
Friday is also quadruple witching in which options on stock index futures, stock options, stock index options and stock futures all expire, leaving traders having to rebalance their portfolios. This leads to more volatility especially in the gold market.
But the real reasons gold is breaking to new highs right now are hedge funds and the Federal Reserve. The Fed will meet Tuesday to discuss interest rates, and although no changes are expected, the rumor is that the Fed will run its printing presses and issue another round of monetary easing. A low inflation reading in the U.S. might also give the Fed a green light to pump more money into the system.
Gold is watching all of this from its quiet safety haven in its own corner. And as it quietly watches this process, it is also quietly making new all-time highs. Gold is trading at $1,279.00 an ounce, at the time of writing, after U.S. gold futures for December delivery rose 0.6% to $1,280.90, in the pre-market. In an era where all currencies around the world continue to get cheaper and continue to lose buying power, the one constant bedrock is gold. It will continue to call them out in its own quiet way, making new highs, as more and more currency is created. Gold knows what is going on and its not susceptible to a PR campaign.
Although there have been reports that the Fed will do no such thing because the governors can't come to a consensus, the conviction and gold's monster rally tell a different story.
The other factor moving gold prices is hedge fund buying. Strong double-digit gains like the market saw on Tuesday always point to big purchases. Many experts say that gold will inevitably hit $1,300 as "it seems very likely that the funds have decided that this is the next target,"
Of course, fund buying leaves the room for fund selling. If funds are buying gold as protection against more quantitative easing then what happens if the printing presses never run and the crisis premium comes out of the market? A $30 move up could result in a $30 selling frenzy.
The prices are expected to scale up further till December considering uncertainty in US economy and weak equity markets globally. *NOTE*
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Friday is also quadruple witching in which options on stock index futures, stock options, stock index options and stock futures all expire, leaving traders having to rebalance their portfolios. This leads to more volatility especially in the gold market.
But the real reasons gold is breaking to new highs right now are hedge funds and the Federal Reserve. The Fed will meet Tuesday to discuss interest rates, and although no changes are expected, the rumor is that the Fed will run its printing presses and issue another round of monetary easing. A low inflation reading in the U.S. might also give the Fed a green light to pump more money into the system.
Gold is watching all of this from its quiet safety haven in its own corner. And as it quietly watches this process, it is also quietly making new all-time highs. Gold is trading at $1,279.00 an ounce, at the time of writing, after U.S. gold futures for December delivery rose 0.6% to $1,280.90, in the pre-market. In an era where all currencies around the world continue to get cheaper and continue to lose buying power, the one constant bedrock is gold. It will continue to call them out in its own quiet way, making new highs, as more and more currency is created. Gold knows what is going on and its not susceptible to a PR campaign.
Although there have been reports that the Fed will do no such thing because the governors can't come to a consensus, the conviction and gold's monster rally tell a different story.
The other factor moving gold prices is hedge fund buying. Strong double-digit gains like the market saw on Tuesday always point to big purchases. Many experts say that gold will inevitably hit $1,300 as "it seems very likely that the funds have decided that this is the next target,"
Of course, fund buying leaves the room for fund selling. If funds are buying gold as protection against more quantitative easing then what happens if the printing presses never run and the crisis premium comes out of the market? A $30 move up could result in a $30 selling frenzy.
I am always reminded you to Care Fully in SELL Position.
Many traders are looking at any price dips as an opportunity to buy gold.The prices are expected to scale up further till December considering uncertainty in US economy and weak equity markets globally. *NOTE*
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Jakarta Selatan - Indonesia
Contact Person: Indra Yuswandi
Yahoo Messager ID: ladoe_cutu
Mobile Phone: +628158170672
Good Luck and Take Care.
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Great Gold
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Invest with Long Term is Better in Commodities - Gold. Market going to Up and i had closed my SELL Position in the Afternoon when he goes to down Low Point 1244.80. (I close All Position with One Click).Last Position for Gold High is 1259.40 and Low is 1246.80
Pivot Point:
R3: 1275.23R2: 1267.56
R1: 1262.13
Pivot Point: 1254.46
S1: 1249.03
S2: 1241.36
S3: 1235.93
I had SELL Position from 1258.40 with Qty 10 and my Target is 1254.46
I am always reminded you to Care Fully in SELL Position.
Many traders are looking at any price dips as an opportunity to buy gold.The prices are expected to scale up further till December considering uncertainty in US economy and weak equity markets globally. *NOTE*
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Contact Us:
Trust Artha Futures, PT
(Member of Jakarta Futures Exchange (SPAB-147/BBJ/10/05) and had licensed from BAPPEBTI (1051/BAPPEBTI/SI/1/2007)
Graha Mandiri, Ground FloorJl. Imam Bonjol No. 61
Jakarta Selatan - Indonesia
Contact Person: Indra Yuswandi
YM Id: ladoe_cutu
Mobile Phone: +628158170672
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