Friday, January 01, 2010

A Happy New Year!

Hi fellows,
A Happy New Year!

So a decade had already passed since the dawn of 21st century.
Time flies like an arrow, and nobody can stop its speed...what we should do is just follow the flow. It's easy to say but hard to act.

So what is your best wish for 2010?
Enjoy your New-Years-Day!

Take





Monday, December 28, 2009

Wishing you a happy new year!



















Hi fellows!
It's been for ages since we had last met here on blogger(・x・ ).
Yeah...pretty long time.

I don't know for sure what to write about...sorry, but it's almost year-end, and I was craving for updates...well I don't know.

Firstly, I put on weight about 20 kg or more over the past 6months, and was diagnosed fatty liver the other day from my doc.
So I have to go on a diet and lose weight as soon as possible. I have to work out and sweat it out.

Second problem is how to seek job...regardless of any circumstances.
I'm middle aged and I've been unemployed for a long due to some state surrounding me.
As you know, it is now recession worldwide and seems hard to find a job in no time...but I must.

Lastly, my mom's state isn't good at all. Seems her hospitalization requires another few months or more.

Hopefully, everything will be settled down next year.

May your wish come true and take care;

タケ

Thursday, October 16, 2008

It might be amusing for a moment.

Lately, fluctuations in the value of stocks are too intense. It falls sharply for 1,000 yen or more today if it is thought that the Nikkei average rose for 1,100 yen the other day inadvertently. The market actually becomes sensitive, the high interest rate currency (Australian dollar and NZ dollar) is sold any more for the finance crisis where the edge is originated in the United States to extend all over the world, and to reach the real economy are to agree by reporting media of every day, and the investor is seen to sell cheap rushing it to secure at hand the capital, and to speed up the realization.

On the other hand, it seems to have been had dealings over crude oil by one barrel/74 dollar level yesterday. Actual demand decreases, and it is clear how the consumer is refraining from consumption at the very sight of this figure.

Investor's psychology appears considerably dark, and however, isn't does not one uneasiness amplify new uneasiness will being to say from amateur eyes nor a market psychology that on the pretext of a remark of the important person of phlegm even if it becoming it is rumor, and false rumor in an abnormal change of stock prices and the exchange though cold is certainly true in business?

Our major civilian is made to associate moreover, if another view is done, it might be the one in some of property person or investors' money games how though the impression that there is not a done way either is held.
It made to only one night in this situation, and it disappeared. A lot of top men gathered from all parts of the world only in that, the discussion for a long time was done repeatedly, concrete correspondence announced by the statement, and in Washington.

Certainly, though it is thought that it is one of the sales materials that the closing of accounts of getting depressed and the enterprise of the consumption of the United States had fallen below the expectation . . . A market today that moves up and down like the roller coaster must be exactly abnormal.
Therefore, it is the one that it wants you to do the effort to try to the stabilization of the market by doing Concerted Intervention of the dollar to which Bank of Japan is not performed after 2004. The market thought that it was made to learn, whether it was delicate "Living thing" again like this.






Sunday, October 12, 2008

How shrinking it is

Yesterday, G7 finance ministers meeting was held and the skeleton was announced as the form of a joint statement concerning the issue about public fund injection to the international financial institutions, but I hear no concrete measures and implementation were refer to, also NY Dow Jones continued declining. Seems respective government still can’t find the concrete path about how to tackle the issue. The stock market and the exchange rate are also likely to become a thunder storm this week. And nobody can stop the phenomenon, I guess.

If bank goes bankruptcy, victims are us depositors. In Japan’s case, the payoff system is well known. It is the system up to 10 million yen of bank deposit is protected if the banks went bankruptcy for a rainy day.

After the Irish government announced the depositor protection system, it is said that a series of deposit has shifted from the neighboring country, UK. In my case, the bulk of deposits are foreign currencies, some is outside the country. The other one is deposited in the foreign bank in Japan. I have a sort of anxiety, wondering my money will be refunded or not, if they went bankrupt.

You cannot say that any companies (banks) can surely guarantee you at this time. Even the current stock price are strong enough, you cannot say they’ll have a bright future.

G7’s decision is little more than a ploy that it was so-called "proposal". It could be said what the government's competence is how quickly they can carry it out. There may be various problems though, once the problem is procrastinated, that would be irreparable. What the nation’s responsibility is to make investors or consumers relieve first, I think.

In other words, market turbulence paraphrases the voice of dissatisfaction with the government's attitude by this figure. Decline in the stock market and the week dollar (strong yen) causes the negative chain as I mentioned before, which makes people feel uneasy, cannot live in peace.

Global warming, the fight against terrorism... they are a lot more issues piled up, but they are not completely a different dimension of the problem or at least I feel that way. The more economy gets shrink, the less employment is expected, and it can be a hotbed of crime.

Again, what we exceedingly expect toward the government might be the matter of course, because politicians are the professional who operate the country. As long as they are “the representatives chosen by citizens”, they have responsibility, and we hope that they’ll have keen insight to predict at least six months or a year ahead toward the world movement, not just for coping with the immediate needs.

If only disappointment and despair comes out when the current situation continues. At least you cannot drift through the world doing nothing each day, and we’ll have to keep looking constantly what we can do. But you cannot go against the "law (stream)" in this world.

Metaphorically saying, the world is compared to "the river", right in front of it (the world economy)" is a swift current. We are “the swimmers” who are about to cross the river toward the bank. How to safely swim-off and fall into the other side is our role, but we cannot cross it against the torrent. Once you’ve cross it unjustly, you are washed away into death. How to slow the flow of the river and swim safely is the state or the government task, I suppose.

For that reason, it is the mission of the representatives from the nations to relieve public fears, if the business is addressed in today’s world.






Friday, October 10, 2008

The financial panic!!

The world seems in utter chaos these days as you know, especially in the world market.

One of the major insurance companies here in Japan went bankrupt, because it was also saddled with sub prime related products. The Nikkei stock have also plummeted abruptly in the morning, because the Dow Jones went down so sharply on the previous day and how further it will go down still remains to be seen.

I hear there would be an urgent Finance Ministers Meeting among 7 developed countries, but it is uncertain whether or not they can present drastic measures in the meeting, and investor’s value toward the result of the meeting will hang in the balance until the next week. For me, sounds like I'm twisted around its fingers for a long and so are other personal investors.

I also hear many hedge funds in the US are having troubles with their working capital and they are likely to be collapsed soon, because banks feel reluctant to furnish with funds nowadays, which means banks are also saddled with huge deficits and cannot afford to help them out.

By the way, what’s the hell Henry Paulson and Ben Bernanke are doing? Are they sure to put their ideas into practice which passed the bill on last weekend?
I mean to inject the public funds to circulate for helping banks?
It is too vexatious to wait longer!!

Chances are it will never end unless the housing price stops declining and the respective bank will assess the total loss of sub prime mortgage once again in the following settlement.
It may take much longer, but there is no other prescription at all…we all acknowledge the world financial panic has just begun, and we’ll have to get through the tunnel for searching light.