It is over for brazil, and commodity countries. The good days are behind. The king is back. 90s' back to the US.
. Trading Journals: The good days are behind. The king is back. 90s' back to the US. ***** October 27, 2010 SouthAmerica: Trading Journals, you seem to be so delusional !!!!!! Here is a reality check for you: Professor Joseph Stiglitz: Road to Ruin? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvXCNiwVUsA&feature=player_embedded Alvin Toffler on Education http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04AhBnLk1-s&feature=player_embedded Jeremy Rifkin Economy Speaker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6ser4_6gQs&feature=player_embedded#! .
LOL. Regardless of the market direction there is never a shortage of pundits on either side. Citing some bears as well as any news on the front-page of a media rag only makes you look uneducated.
I read from our local newspaper that it will be China after 25 years...World's No. I replacing USA as the richest country in the world. This is came from a view of one's of our country's titan. How it will happen? Observing the moves of China on investing to Brazil using the latter's natural resources, it will surely give high ROI from China since Brazil will be the future source of no. 1 source of natural and biological products, particularly natural gas. As chemical engineer, biotechnology and nanotechnology will have a very promising future for investors. Working in manufacturing is quite difficult sometimes. I wish someday I could have investments in these fields in the future...that's what China's thinking now for Brazil. I know the impact of these types of investments to my wealth. That's why as early as now, I am beginning to teach myself to invest like in forex, stock market, cfd and asset management. I really want to become a multi-millionaire so that I can share percentage of my wealth to those impoverished communities in my country...Philippines. As of now, I am beginning in asset management. Next it will be forex, then stocks...and more... I am new to these investments. I am very happy to meet you guys for a new journey i will enter...to be a trader.
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That's a worthy goal, but have you considered that you would have a much greater impact by reforming the political process, legal system, and especially economic policies in your country? Even a billionaire can only dole out so much money, and money alone just makes the donors have some extra cash for a while. Whereas lasting progress through reform of societies laws and institutions affects *everyone* in the country, and some outside it (by setting a good example, increasing trade and tourism both ways, and so on), and these effects last for generations or even centuries. Societies like Switzerland, USA, UK, Scandinavia, Germany, France, Japan etc aren't rich, prosperous and relatively free because some of their citizens got rich and gave their money away to charity. They are that way because of a widespread cultural belief in things like relatively free and democratic institutions, rule of law, reasonable economic freedoms, property rights, human rights, justice and fairness, opposition to corruption and so on. Devoting your energies to improving those factors in your home country will have a far greater impact, should you succeed, than giving your money away. As a trader/investor, you would get a superior return on capital by using your future millions to create institutions devoted to those goals. Just look to places like Singapore for a good example of the kind of impact that can occur.
October 3, 2011 SouthAmerica: My blog about Brazil and China. Monday, October 3, 2011 Brazil and China http://brazilandchina.blogspot.com/2011/10/brazil-and-china.html