Membeli Surat Pajak dan Emas Terpakai
Harga jualan lebih rendah dari harga pasaran bagi rantai tangan dan rantai leher emas 999 24k, gold bar GCP (999), pam suisse (999.9) dan 1 dinar 999.9 24k begitu juga belian semula lebih tinggi dari harga pasaran.
Selamat Menyambut Bulan Ramadhan Al Mubarak
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Had Siling Hutang Untuk Amerika
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad ArshadApa pun harga emas akan bergantung kepada keputusan tersebut. Mr Obama menyatakan bahawa masih ada masa bagi ke dua pihak (Demokratik dan Republikan) untuk bersama menyetujui cadangan berapa banyak untuk pengurangan perbelanjaan. Ia menyentuh kenaikan cukai dan pengurangan perbelanjaan tetapi pihak Republikan hanya akan mengundi untuk pelan pengurangan perbelanjaan sahaja.
Perbelanjaan US terlalu besar terutamanya dalam bidang ketenteraan dan masih menanggung beban antaranya di Bumi Afghanistan dan Iraq.
Bagi pemahaman saya agak sukar menentukan harga emas pada minggu mendatang namun merujuk kepada pakar-pakar eropah menjangkakan pada bulan Ogos ini jika harga 1 troy emas kekal atas USD 1,600.00 maka paras selamat adalah USD 1,580.00. Jadi pada minggu depan jika harga emas berdekatan dengan harga USD 1,580.00 makan besar kemungkinan ia akan terus jatuh sehingga USD 1,550.00. Namun begitu masih ada limit kejatuhan harganya.
Tetapi pada pandangan pakar bernama Jimmy Tintle seorang penganalisa di Transworld Futures menyatakan berkemungkinan pada 30-45 hari mendatang harga emas akan turun sekitar USD 1,475.00. Pandangan beliau agak optimistik berbanding pandangan pakar yang lain kerana menurut Ira Epstein pula dari Epstein dari Division dari kumpulan The Linn Inc mengatakan pada bulan Ogos selalunya menunjukkan harga pasaran menaik dan selalunya juga harga emas akan menjadi lebih tinggi!
Merujuk kenyataan tersebut saya lebih bersetuju dengan beliau berdasarkan pengalaman lepas-lepas terhadap harga emas ini.
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List Senarai Penyimpan Emas Dunia (Tan Metrik)
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad Arshad1.United States 8,133.5 74.7%
2.Germany 3,401.0 71.7%
3.IMF 2,814.0 1)
4.Italy 2,451.8 71.4%
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China tops world in gold output in 2010
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Harga Baru Persatuan Peniaga Emas Malaysia
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TIADA UPDATE HARGA DARI 18-22 JULAI 2011
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad ArshadANALISA BAGI MINGGU DEPAN AKAN SAYA POSTKAN WEEKEND INI.
HARI INI ADALAH TERBAIK BAGI PEMAJAK DI BANK RAKYAT UNTUK KONTRAKAN SURAT PAJAK ANDA!!! SEGERALAH BERBUAT DEMIKIAN!!!
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Seminar Pelaburan Emas
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad ArshadTarikh : Ahad 17 Julai 2011
Masa : Pukul 12.30 pm - 2.00 pm
Tempat : Hotel International Kuala Lumpur di Jalan Raja Muda Kuala Lumpur
Bayaran : Percuma
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‘Perfect Storm’ May Rock World Economy by 2013
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad ArshadThere’s a one-in-three chance the factors will combine to stunt growth from 2013, Roubini, who predicted the global financial crisis, said in a June 11 interview in Singapore. Other possible outcomes are “anemic but OK” global growth or an “optimistic” scenario in which the expansion improves.
“There are already elements of fragility,” he said. “Everybody’s kicking the can down the road of too much public and private debt. The can is becoming heavier and heavier, and bigger on debt, and all these problems may come to a head by 2013 at the latest.”
Elevated U.S. unemployment, a surge in oil and food prices, rising interest rates in Asia and trade disruption from Japan’s record earthquake threaten to sap the world economy. Stocks worldwide have lost more than $3.3 trillion since the beginning of May, and Roubini said financial markets by the middle of next year could start worrying about a convergence of risks in 2013.
The MSCI AC World Index has tumbled 4.7 percent this month on concern recent data, including an increase in the U.S. unemployment rate to 9.1 percent in May, signal the global economy is losing steam. U.S. Treasuries rose last week, pushing two-year note yields down for a ninth week in the longest stretch of decreases since February 2008, on bets the Federal Reserve will maintain monetary stimulus.
Bond Market ‘Revolt’
World expansion may slow in the second half of 2011 as “the deleveraging process continues,” fiscal stimulus is withdrawn and confidence ebbs, Roubini also said.
In the U.S., a failure to address the budget deficit risks a bond market “revolt,” Roubini said. President Barack Obama’s administration has been negotiating with Republicans, who control the House of Representatives, over cutting the federal government’s long-term shortfall and raising the debt ceiling.
“We’re still running over a trillion-dollar budget deficit this year, next year and most likely in 2013,” Roubini said in a speech in Singapore on June 11. “The risk is at some point, the bond market vigilantes are going to wake up in the U.S., like they did in Europe, pushing interest rates higher and crowding out the recovery.”
In Europe, officials need to restructure the debt of Greece, Ireland and Portugal, and waiting too long may result in a “more disorderly” process, Roubini also said.
Greece’s Struggle
European officials are racing to find a plan to stem Greece’s debt crisis by June 24 while sharing the cost of a new rescue with bondholders. Saddled with the euro area’s heaviest debt load, Greece is seeking additional loans after last year’s 110 billion-euro ($159 billion) bailout.
Japan’s economy, the world’s third-largest, slid into a recession last quarter after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami and ensuing nuclear crisis. The government is spending an initial 4 trillion yen ($50 billion) to clean up from the disaster, which is estimated to have caused as much as 25 trillion yen in economic damage.
Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa said on June 1 that supply constraints are easing faster than expected as companies rush to repair their facilities. The risk in Japan is “if growth fizzles out after a short-term reconstruction stimulus,” leading to a renewed struggle to maintain expansion around 2013, Roubini said.
China’s economy may face a “hard landing” after 2013 as government efforts to boost growth through investment cause excess capacity, Roubini told reporters.
‘Overcapacity’ in China
“China is now relying increasingly not just on net exports but on fixed investment” which has climbed to about 50 percent of gross domestic product, he said. “Down the line, you are going to have two problems: a massive non-performing loan problem in the banking system and a massive amount of overcapacity is going to lead to a hard landing.”
A record $2.7 trillion of loans were extended in China over two years, pushing property prices to all-time highs even as authorities set price ceilings, demanded higher deposits and limited second-home purchases.
The nation’s current challenge is to maintain growth and curb price gains ahead of a leadership change next year, Roubini said. Officials may use administrative steps and price controls, as well as raising rates further and allowing currency appreciation, if inflation becomes a bigger problem, he said.
“The policy challenge through next year, where you have a delicate political transition of the leadership, is to maintain growth in the 8 to 9 percent range while pushing inflation below what it is right now,” said Roubini, the co-founder and chairman of New York-based Roubini Global Economics LLC.
After next year, the bigger challenge in China is “to reduce fixed investment and savings and increase consumption. Otherwise after 2013, there will be a hard landing,” he said.
Roubini in July 2006 predicted a “catastrophic” global financial meltdown that central bankers would be unable to prevent. The collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in 2008 sparked turmoil that led to the worst financial crisis since the 1930s.
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China Has Divested 97 Percent of Its Holdings in U.S. Treasury Bills
Posted by Khairil Izwan Ahmad ArshadChina has dropped 97 percent of its holdings in U.S. Treasury bills, decreasing its ownership of the short-term U.S. government securities from a peak of $210.4 billion in May 2009 to $5.69 billion in March 2011, the most recent month reported by the U.S. Treasury.
Treasury bills are securities that mature in one year or less that are sold by the U.S. Treasury Department to fund the nation’s debt. Mainland Chinese holdings of U.S. Treasury bills are reported in column 9 of the Treasury report
Until October, the Chinese were generally making up for their decreasing holdings in Treasury bills by increasing their holdings of longer-term U.S. Treasury securities. Thus, until October, China’s overall holdings of U.S. debt continued to increase.
Since October, however, China has also started to divest from longer-term U.S. Treasury securities. Thus, as reported by the Treasury Department, China’s ownership of the U.S. national debt has decreased in each of the last five months on record, including November, December, January, February and March.
Prior to the fall of 2008, acccording to Treasury Department data, Chinese ownership of short-term Treasury bills was modest, standing at only $19.8 billion in August of that year. But when President George W. Bush signed legislation to authorize a $700-billion bailout of the U.S. financial industry in October 2008 and President Barack Obama signed a $787-billion economic stimulus law in February 2009, Chinese ownership of short-term U.S. Treasury bills skyrocketed.
By December 2008, China owned $165.2 billion in U.S. Treasury bills, according to the Treasury Department. By March 2009, Chinese Treasury bill holdings were at $191.1 billion. By May 2009, Chinese holdings of Treasury bills were peaking at $210.4 billion.
However, China’s overall appetite for U.S. debt increased over a longer span than did its appetite for short-term U.S. Treasury bills. In August 2008, before the bank bailout and the stimulus law, overall Chinese holdings of U.S. debt stood at $573.7 billion. That number continued to escalate past May 2009– when China started to reduce its holdings in short-term Treasury bills–and ultimately peaked at $1.1753 trillion last October.
As of March 2011, overall Chinese holdings of U.S. debt had decreased to 1.1449 trillion.
At the end of March 2011, by which time the Chinese had dropped their Treasury bill holdings 97 percent from their peak, the publicly marketable segment of the U.S. national debt had almost doubled from August 2008, hitting $9.11 trillion. Of that $9.11 trillion, $5.8 trillion was in intermediate-term Treasury notes, $1.7 trillion was in short-term Treasury bills; $931.5 billion was in long-term Treasury bonds, and $640.7 billion was in TIPS.
Before the end of March 2012, the Treasury must redeem all of the $1.7 trillion in Treasury bills that were extant as of March 2011 and find new or old buyers who will continue to invest in U.S. debt. But, for now, the Chinese at least do not appear to be bullish customers of short-term U.S. debt.
As of the close of business on Thursday, the total U.S. debt was $14.34 trillion, according to the Daily Treasury Statement. Of that, approximately $9.74 trillion was debt held by the public and approximately $4.61 trillion was “intragovernmental” debt.
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2nd Lowest Peak 2011
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