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Dear Jerry,

This week on www.gtnews.com, read six new articles that look at the latest
developments in cash forecasting and liquidity management. Also, in Editor's
Choice, read one new article on tax opportunities in intra-group lending.
Plus, check out the updated credit crisis timeline in Credit Crisis
Spotlight. Finally, enhance your skills with our upcoming training courses.

This Week at a Glance:
1. Focus on Cash Forecasting and Liquidity Management: Six New Articles.
2. Editor's Choice: One New Article.
3. Credit Crisis Spotlight: Updated Credit Crisis Timeline.
4. gtnews Training: An Introduction to Treasury - A day in the life of a
treasury department, 17 June 2009, London, UK.
5. Whitepaper: Managing During the Credit Crunch: Best Practices for
Improving Cash Flow and Reducing Credit Risk.
6. Diary Update: Crane's Money Fund Symposium, 23-25 August 2009, Rhode
Island, US.
7. News Focus and News in Brief.
8. Ratings: Hungarian Banks' Outlook Continues to be Negative; Indian Banks
Placed on Review for Downgrade; Italian Banks' Outlook Changed to Negative.
9. About gtnews and Contact Details.

1. Focus on Cash Forecasting and Liquidity Management: Six New Articles.
http://www.gtnews.com/cashmanagement/default.cfm

Overcoming Roadblocks to Accurate Global Liquidity Management - Shelly
Regina, Wells Fargo & Company
Now is a vital time to ensure that no cash is sitting idle. Unfortunately,
for many companies, this isn't simple - roadblocks often get in the way.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7644.cfm

Cash Flow is Oxygen in Turbulent Times - Lisa Higgins and Mary Driscoll,
APQC
CFOs are looking to improve working capital management practices to combat
liquidity pressure and the credit crunch.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7642.cfm

Once Bitten... The Cautionary Tale of Cash Forecasting - Michael Arben, CSC
Organisations that fail to use the right tools to forecast their cash
management position are exposing themselves to high levels of risk, possibly
for the second time.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7645.cfm

Six Tips for Successful Credit Management in a Recession - Pernille
Bruun-Jensen, Intuit
Managing cash flow and credit is a key corporate concern in the current
financial climate. How can corporates achieve best practice in this area?
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7643.cfm

Accessing Hidden Liquidity - Sanjay Dalmia, Fundtech
This article provides an understanding of how to better leverage the
liquidity that is available to organisations and outlines specific
strategies to help corporate clients loosen tight liquidity in their
financial supply chain.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7641.cfm

Spend Management: Driving Greater Value From Your ERP System - Mike Arenth,
Ariba
With the suitable on-demand spend management solutions in place, corporates
can get their data under control and convert it into knowledge that they can
act on to drive strategic business goals.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7640.cfm

2. Editor's Choice: One New Article.
http://www.gtnews.com/articles.cfm

Tax Opportunities Associated with Intra-group Lending - Martin Bardsley,
Taxand
Treasurers need to consider what tax techniques are available, such as
standalone technologies or treasury centres, to enhance intra-group lending.
http://www.gtnews.com/article/7639.cfm

3. Credit Crisis Spotlight: Updated Credit Crisis Timeline.
http://www.gtnews.com/default.cfm

The Credit Crisis Timeline
This timeline provides a daily update on who's buying who, collapses within
the global financial markets, as well as national and international rescue
plans.
http://www.gtnews.com/feature/319.cfm

4. gtnews Training: An Introduction to Treasury - A day in the life of a
treasury department, 17 June 2009, London, UK.
This unique course has been designed specifically for those who need to
understand how a treasury functions but don't want to spend two or more days
out of the office. Based on the activities of a real treasury team, the
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those at the sharp end of treasury. It is ideal for those new to treasury
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http://www.gtnews.com/event/Intro_to_Treasury_June.pdf

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5. Whitepaper: Managing During the Credit Crunch: Best Practices for
Improving Cash Flow and Reducing Credit Risk.
In these trying economic times, companies all over the globe are seeking
alternatives to borrowing while looking to improve their cash collection
practices. While challenging, these goals can be met by leveraging best
practices and automated order-to-cash solutions. Learn how best-in-class
companies have unlocked hidden cash in their accounts receivables through
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study companies featured have lowered days sales outstanding (DSO), reduced
bad debt expense and increased productivity.
http://www.gtnews.com/whitepapers/whitepaper.cfm?id=30

6. Diary Update:
http://www.gtnews.com/event/default.cfm

Crane's Money Fund Symposium, 23-25 August 2009, Providence, RI, US.
This inaugural conference from Crane Data, the publisher of Money Fund
Intelligence, will bring money market mutual fund professionals, portfolio
managers, investors, issuers, regulators, raters, and service providers to
discuss issues in the money markets. Money Fund Symposium will offer a new
and affordable venue for exchanging ideas, networking, and learning about
the latest investment strategies, business tactics, and news impacting money
funds. Registration for Crane's Money Fund Symposium is just US$500 with a
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7. News Focus and News in Brief:
  http://www.gtnews.com/news.cfm

News Focus: 31% of Treasury Managers Feel Underpaid, Finds Survey.
http://www.gtnews.com/news.cfm?id=9373

News in Brief: DTCC, SWIFT and XBRL US Join to Improve Corporate Actions
Processing; Trust Number One Factor in Banking Relationships, says 70% of
Corporates; ICFR Appoints Director of Research.
http://www.gtnews.com/news.cfm

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8. Ratings: Hungarian Banks' Outlook Continues to be Negative Due to High
Vulnerability to Market Sentiment; Indian Banks Placed on Review for
Downgrade due to Review of Systemic Support Indicators; Italian Banks'
Outlook Changed to Negative from Stable due to Deteriorating Profitability
Indicators.
http://www.gtnews.com/ratings.cfm

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From: "Jerry C. Liu, Ph.D." <jcliu@...>
Date: Tue Jun 2, 2009 4:19 pm
Subject: FW: IBD Coming to LA Trader's Expo

docjcliu

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Subject: IBD Coming to LA Trader's Expo

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From: "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...>
Date: Tue Jun 2, 2009 4:25 pm
Subject: beginning of summer 2009

docjcliu

Dear All,
I've signed up a few newsletters from Financial groups to keep the group updated
on the latest issues in Finance and the Stock Market.  So keep reading.

In addition, you all NEED to start using this Club/Group to start discussing
what is going on with the market.

Is it only Psychology driven?
What type of analysis are you focusing on?
As a group, are there any suggestions on what next set of stocks picks and
why??????

You guys need to start taking charge!!!

All the best,
Prof. Jerry Liu

From: "mineryue" <miner.yue@...>
Date: Thu Jun 4, 2009 4:17 am
Subject: Re: beginning of summer 2009

mineryue

--- In UWest-InvestmentClub@yahoogroups.com, "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
> I've signed up a few newsletters from Financial groups to keep the group
updated on the latest issues in Finance and the Stock Market.  So keep reading.
>
> In addition, you all NEED to start using this Club/Group to start discussing
what is going on with the market.
>
> Is it only Psychology driven?
> What type of analysis are you focusing on?
> As a group, are there any suggestions on what next set of stocks picks and
why??????
>
> You guys need to start taking charge!!!
>
> All the best,
> Prof. Jerry Liu
>

Observe the "MFE", I am using this anti-virus program, since they have really
strong marketing, recently they have "new"p product come out, which match the
"new" --"CAN SLIM"
And if see the chart, you can find out the MACD, the single line is just cross
the slow line, things just look good on me, what do you think?

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Date: Wed Jun 17, 2009 10:50 pm
Subject: Fwd: Faces In The News: Opera's Bruising Browser War

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Date: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:27 am
Subject: FW: California Finance Jobs Report from eFinancialCareers

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#10

From: "Jerry C. Liu, Ph.D." <jcliu@...>
Date: Mon Jun 29, 2009 7:42 am
Subject: FW:Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Investor Insights June 2009

docjcliu

From: Simone Liu [mailto:Simone.Liu@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 16, 2009 3:20 PM
To: Jerry Liu
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Investor Insights June 2009

If you are having trouble viewing this newsletter, please click here.

Welcome to the first edition of Investor Insights from a new industry leader in wealth management: Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. Leveraging even greater resources and market intelligence, this month we deliver a perspective on the economic outlook and how it may affect your asset allocation and fixed income strategy, explore ways to prepare your portfolio for a recovery, and look back at past bear markets and how they all eventually recovered. In News & Insights, you will find more information about how two of the most powerful names in wealth management have joined forces to offer you thinking and resources to fit the times.


June Asset Allocation Update Despite a sustained market rally since March, new challenges to a recovery are surfacing. Tighter credit availability, rising energy prices and the continued corporate earnings recession all contribute to the most recent market observations by David M. Darst, Chief Investment Strategist, Asset Allocation Committee. David Darst Market Commentary and Webcast Municipal Bond Monthly: Municipal Bonds: Value Below the Surface John M. Dillon, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Fixed Income Credit Strategist, identifies potential dislocation and discusses value in the tax-exempt market.		Poise Your Portfolio for a Turnaround Chances are you have worked to position your portfolio to weather the market downturn. But has that left you poorly positioned for any market upturns? This article provides information and insight that can help you strike an appropriate balance. Learn from Bear Market History There is one bright spot in the history of bear markets: they have eventually turned around—and sometimes dramatically. Here’s a look at how quickly several major bear markets have reversed in the past.

Are You Making the Most of the Opportunities in the Debt Markets? In this month's edition of Basis Points, Kevin Flanagan, Fixed Income Strategist, discusses where to find potential value in the fixed income markets and comments on the macroeconomy. Munis Benefit from Federal Initiatives The stimulus package and some recently drafted municipal bond bills may offer yet more promise to tax-exempt municipal bond issuers. Fixed Income Credit Strategist John Dillon offers his market observations based on these developments in the Municipal Market Overview.		The U.S. Economy and Treasuries: A Progress Report A mixture of economic positives and negatives dominates the Treasury market. Fixed Income Strategist Kevin Flanagan reviews growth opportunities for Treasuries during the remainder of 2009 and into 2010.
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From: yue miner <miner.yue@...>
Date: Wed Jul 1, 2009 3:24 am
Subject: Fwd: Personal Finance Daily: One financial crook down, but how many more to go?

mineryue

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Subject: Personal Finance Daily: One financial crook down, but how many more to go?
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Personal Finance Daily

JUNE 30, 2009

Tuesday's Personal Finance stories

By MarketWatch

Don't miss these top stories:

A lot of pundits were saying that the 150-year sentence clamped on savings thief Bernard Madoff could help restore confidence in Wall Street and the financial industry. Certainly the traders on the New York Stock Exchange, who cheered the big number when it was handed down, thought so.

But all the Madoff sentencing does is reinforce the mood of distrust about Wall Street. This guy stole billions; the money can't be found and he's not talking; regulators were nowhere to be seen; and all a federal judge can do is make a symbolic gesture with the 150-year stretch for a crook who won't last long in the pen anyway.

Does any of that make an average investor feel good? Of course not. We may all be glad to see Madoff get his due, but it doesn't change one iota the thinking of Main Street that we caught just one crook out of a wide universe of crooks who feasted on our hard-earned dollars.

It also won't do anything to alleviate our feeling that they are out their waiting to feast some more the instant they get the opportunity again.

-- Steve Kerch, assistant managing editor/Personal Finance

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Hunt goes on for missing Madoff money

Bernard Madoff ran his multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme for at least 15 years. Some of his victims could be battling nearly that long to get their money back.
See full story.

ECONOMY & POLITICS

Barack 'Yogi Berra' Obama at the bat

Here's what Barack "Yogi Berra" Obama might say to defuse the tension, turn things around and win the game, maybe, the pennant and the Series, or at least give us a few chuckles along the way with these "Yogiisms" from the "Zennist Master of All."
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INVESTING

Fund manager connects with Liberty Media, MasterCard, Fiserv

Todd McCallister isn't impressed by the stock market's recent rebound. In fact, the mutual-fund manager believes the rally is almost out of steam.
See The Stockpickers.

Not all savers pay their share of funds' revenue sharing

If the issue of revenue sharing by mutual funds in 401(k) plans hasn't gotten your attention, consider this: It may mean you are paying far more to support your retirement plan's back-office costs than the person sitting next to you.
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REAL ESTATE

New exchange-traded securities linked to home prices

Investors can now bet for or against a recovery in the residential real-estate market with new exchange-listed securities designed to mimic the movement of U.S. home prices.
See ETF Focus.

U.S. home prices down in April, but improvement hints at stabilization

U.S. home prices fell in April, but overall annual declines are slowing, according to the national Case-Shiller home-price index released Tuesday.
See Economic Report.

British house prices up 0.9% in June: Nationwide

British house prices rose 0.9% in June, offering further evidence the nation's beleaguered housing market is beginning to stabilize, mortgage lender Nationwide reported Tuesday.
See Economic Report.

CONSUMER

Consumer confidence falls on gloomier jobs view

A reading on U.S. consumer confidence relapsed in June, falling to 49.3 from a slightly downwardly revised 54.8 in May, as worries grew about jobs and the economy, the Conference Board reported Tuesday.
See Economic Report.

Financial planning gets personal

Financial advisers always have considered themselves hand-holders and confidantes, and with the economy in flux, it's no wonder they're logging extra hours playing crisis counselor. But more planners think a sympathetic ear and a pat on the back don't go far enough, especially with clients nursing weak portfolios, even after the bounce-back from the March lows. Instead, thousands of planners and brokers are taking a cue from Dr. Phil, promising to improve your life while they manage your portfolio.
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TAXES

IRA transfer to gift annuity would be taxed

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#12

From: miner.yue@...
Date: Wed Jul 1, 2009 3:28 am
Subject: Article: The News: Blackstone Adds in Asia

mineryue

Helen thought you would be interested in this article on eFinancialCareers.com


	 Article: The News: Blackstone Adds in Asia
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#13

From: yue miner <miner.yue@...>
Date: Wed Jul 1, 2009 11:07 pm
Subject: Fwd: Faces In The News: New Ericsson CEO Promises Cash Focus

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#16

From: yue miner <miner.yue@...>
Date: Thu Jul 2, 2009 8:57 pm
Subject: Fwd: Personal Finance Daily: One good run helps, but nest eggs still hurting

mineryue

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JULY 02, 2009

Thursday's Personal Finance stories

By MarketWatch

Don't miss these top stories:

If you were to look just at second-quarter numbers in the stock market, you would think investors would be jumping for joy all over the place. Diversified U.S. equities mutual funds had their biggest three-month run-up since back in the days of the dot-com boom in the late 1990s. Ah, the happiness 20% returns can bring.

Only trouble is, those three months of bliss follow nearly two years of bludgeoning. And lest you think the long-term view is the one to take, consider this: The S&P 500 would have to gain 60% in the next six months in order for this decade to turn out as a breakeven proposition for stocks. Sweet thought, but no way.

Many market analysts expect the third quarter to be another hard one, with stocks pulling back significantly. But most are calling for a year-end rally that could take us higher than we are today. If you are tempted to make portfolio moves, fund managers say, stick with bigger, dividend-paying companies that can hit earnings consistently.

The bottom line, though, is that your nest egg, while looking better at the end of this year than it did the end of last, will still be full of cracks.

-- Steve Kerch, assistant managing editor/personal finance

INVESTING

Lower-quality stocks bring high-quality gains to parched investors

Given the surge that U.S. stocks have enjoyed, maybe mutual-fund investors should just call it a year.
See Mutual Fund/ETF Review & Outlook.

Latin America, Asia shine in quarter, while Europe is an investors' holiday

Mutual-fund investors have cheered the U.S. stock market's bounce since the lows of March 9, but the real stars of the show have been international stock funds -- with unloved Europe looking surprisingly strong.
See Mutual Fund/ETF Review & Outlook.

In strong quarter, bond-fund buyers discount specter of higher interest rates

In a tale similar to stocks, a double-digit rebound for riskier high-yield bond funds reflects revived optimism in U.S. companies and improved, if often vexing, economic indicators. But sustaining those bond gains is another story.
See Mutual Fund/ETF Review & Outlook.

HEALTH CARE

A tax on health benefits may be coming your way

A tax break that many workers don't even realize they have -- the exclusion from taxable income of their employer-provided health benefits -- has become a pawn in the health-care reform chess game as lawmakers look for ways to pay for an overhaul that would reduce costs, boost quality and extend coverage to more Americans.
See Vital Signs.

Obama's health-care promises

WSJ's Laura Meckler speaks about President Obama's approach to health-care before and after winning the presidency, and whether or not President can keep the promises made during his campaign for office about reforming health-care.

�Watch Video Report.

MEN, WOMEN & MONEY

Why this recession is hitting men harder

The current recession is hitting workers in just about every industry, but men are taking a much bigger hit than women.
See Gender Gap.

Payrolls fall at faster pace in June

The U.S. economy shed jobs at a faster pace in June than in May, suggesting that the turnaround in the economy may take longer than expected.
See Economic Report.

CAREERS

Five happiness habits that may bring you higher pay, greater success

Think about when you fall in love: You feel great. You look at the world differently. You're ready to take on any challenge. Wouldn't you love to stay in that state forever?
See Jennifer Openshaw.

CONSUMER WATCH

A town that shreds together

On a recent Saturday, Bob Maes scraped a melted chocolate bar off his son's wagon, loaded it with eight years' worth of financial records and set off to join his neighbors for Shredder Day in Brielle, N.J.
See full story.

MORTGAGES

Cracked houses: what the boom built

Robert and Kay Lynn lay in bed shortly after closing on their new home in the Blue Oaks subdivision in Rancho Murieta, Calif., abutting an 18-hole golf course. They were listening to the "pop, pop, pop" of what they thought were acorns falling onto the roof.
See full story.

Mortgage rates continue fall from mid-June peak

Rates on the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage fell this week, averaging 5.32%, a quarter of a percentage point lower than they averaged at their mid-June peak, Freddie Mac reported on Thursday.
See Mortgages.

AUTOMOBILES

Hyundai makes hay with incentives

The Korean automaker is turning the auto industry's depression into a showcase for its affordable models, offering customers the chance to lock in gas at $1.49 a gallon for an entire year. Shawn Langlois reports.

�See Video Report.

TRAVEL

Traveling through the historic Silk Road

Uzbekistan is one of the most-overlooked tourist destinations in the world, attracting scant interest from Western travelers, especially Americans, after decades of isolation under the former Soviet Union. Patrick Barta reports.

�See Video Report.

ENTERTAINMENT & LEISURE

With jug wines, more to enjoy

Jug wines used to mean low quality. However, "Tastings" columnists Dorothy Gaiter and John Brecher have found several that break the magnum stigma and come out on top.

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#17

From: UWest-InvestmentClub@yahoogroups.com
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#18

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Subject: New file uploaded to UWest-InvestmentClub

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#19

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#20

From: "Jerry C. Liu, Ph.D." <jcliu@...>
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:16 am
Subject: FW: Free Tea Freddo

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Subject: Banks buying back TARP warrants at discount: panel

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#22

From: "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...>
Date: Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:54 pm
Subject: Steel

docjcliu

Hi All,
I wanted to see if you guys are actually awake????
I'm thinking Steel in the next couple of weeks.
US Steel.
It's been quite low for some time...but there may be something with the new push
for rebuilding in US, and building Renewable energy...that may require the
product.  Just thinking....
Any thoughts???

#23

From: "Jerry C. Liu, Ph.D." <jcliu@...>
Date: Fri Jul 24, 2009 7:24 am
Subject: FW: You are cordially invited to our Investor Showcase

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#24

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Date: Mon Jul 27, 2009 3:13 pm
Subject: Article from Minyanville

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Subject: IBD TV -- WBBM-AM Noon Business Hour

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#26

From: "J.C. Liu" <jcliu@...>
Date: Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:24 pm
Subject: FW: You're invited to IBD's webcast

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FYI

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#27

From: "J.C. Liu" <jcliu@...>
Date: Fri Aug 14, 2009 10:27 pm
Subject: FW: California Finance Jobs Report from eFinancialCareers

docjcliu

#28

From: "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...>
Date: Wed Sep 23, 2009 8:25 pm
Subject: Free Guest Webinars in September On Behalf Of Financial Trading Seminars, Inc.

docjcliu

From: Elder@... [mailto:Elder@...] On Behalf Of
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Subject: Free Guest Webinars in September

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#29

From: "yue" <miner.yue@...>
Date: Mon Sep 28, 2009 11:28 pm
Subject: 2009 Economic Calendar

mineryue

2009 Economic Calendar from Barron's Econoday!!

http://online.barrons.com/public/page/barrons_econoday.html#mod=BOL_hpp_tools_ec\
onomic_calendar

#30

From: "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...>
Date: Wed Dec 9, 2009 12:53 am
Subject: AutoZone upturn in November

docjcliu

Can anyone suggest any indication what caused the upturn of AZO in November
2009??

Yahoo had an article indicating which CEO actually deserve their actual pay. 
Please take a look as well.

Just something to think about.

#31

From: UWest-InvestmentClub-owner@yahoogroups.com
Date: Mon Feb 22, 2010 6:52 pm
Subject: Volatility: probability of 2008 crash

UWest-InvestmentClub-owner@yahoogroups.com

As an exercise given to the MBA548 class Spring 2010,
please calculate the standard deviation (~volatility) of the day of the crash
2008, and/or the week of the crash 2008, from the annual volatility of that
year.  How many standard deviation was it, and what are the chances/probability
of that occurring?

#32

From: "docjcliu" <docjcliu@...>
Date: Fri Feb 26, 2010 1:30 am
Subject: Winter effect on Veggies

docjcliu

For those who have ever seen the movie "Trading Places" (1983).

http://news.yahoo.com/video/weather-15749664/deep-freeze-causes-veggie-shortage-\
18317677

This link may bring back memories.

How will this effect the market?  Where/what market?