try to keep up, if you are trying to contribute.
in my attempt to save you, let me read between the lines for your sake:
- hong kong is about to boom, due to sheer weight of moolah coming our way, as reward for upholding freedom and introducing liberty, and as role model for trending-correct china
- the moolah to fuel the boom come in large enough part from your part, as escaped stimulus and salvation seeking qe2, 3, 4, 5, n
- china is about to zag after zigging, so that boom growth can follow-on inflation-modulated stability
- china money rmb shall again act as moderator to global printing orgy that is led by usa cash usd, so as to guard your well-being, that your politicians should think twice before authorizing to print your savings out of miserable existence
- plenty doubt exist in investor mind, as well as what you would term your think, regarding the validity of china boom as expressed by hk boom, and so they buy put rather than sell down shares. this is good. doubt is good. worry is healthy. the wall to climb should lead to much goodness.
thoughtfully yours
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Hong Kong Put Options Jump After Hang Seng Index Reached Eight-Month High Trading of bearish options on Hong Kong stocks jumped to 14 times the four-week average in U.S. trading yesterday as investors boosted buying of contracts that protect against a decline. |
