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If you send the $400 to madam abacha of nigeria, she will use it to pay the holding fee of US$50,000,000 and you get half of it.
do you have her contact number? I want to offer my help
If you send the $400 to madam abacha of nigeria, she will use it to pay the holding fee of US$50,000,000 and you get half of it.
This peg is set by the CCB, thus it doesn't have to fall together with the USD. I don't see the need to explain myself any further, because if you can't forsee them adjusting the peg or their reasoning behind it, then your level of ignorance is beyond mine.
I am stuck with close to $400k usd earning pathetic interest. Already Lost about 10% of original value. Any suggestion how to recoup losses without too much risks?
I am stuck with close to $400k usd earning pathetic interest. Already Lost about 10% of original value. Any suggestion how to recoup losses without too much risks?
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buy limited edition property....... eg Sentosa Cove
or or in the case above.....Puteri Cove...... Price of a Three room flat in Singapore, you get a sailing boat Marina in front of your block....
You've got no boat yourself also jadi..... you orang kaya....
Buy good quality US stocks or SG stocks denominated in USD (i.e. Jardine Matheson)
Very defensive US stocks include Macdonalds, it pays 3+% dividend per annum, not too shabby and its very resilient, even during recession.
If you are more risk taker, there are many growth stocks in USA you can buy; Tech stocks especially. Boeing also seems like a good and safe bet (But will suffer during recession)
Wait. That is a stroke of genius! Pegged the RMB to the USD but secretly, they do not intend to peg it to USD movement. Wow.. smart. Why didn't I think of that. You're right. We should all buy RMB. Genius.
Net sales of U.S. equities by official holders abroad were a record $3.1 billion, and China lowered its holdings of U.S. government debt for the second time in three months, the department said.