KTFA:
Mountainman: Well here we Have The Most POWERFUL and LARGEST Management Company in the World and Yet.....(see article below)
(THEY) are "Not" Seeking {ANY} Firms in the USA or the EU......So....??? WHY.....??? and WHAT Other AREAS Around the World are (THEY) Interested In???
WHY (Not) the USA/EU......Can You sing About these Currencies/Debt.......Market Corrections......Cuz I'm FREE.....I'm Free Fallin'..........IMO
Hmmm
How About Indonesia,Vietnam,Laos, and MANY Other EMERGING Markets that are About to be Released from The WEIGHT of the USD.......Giving RISE to their Respective Currencies......Yes, INDEED......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......for FREE FALLING MARKETS.......
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Mountainman: Well here we Have The Most POWERFUL and LARGEST Management Company in the World and Yet.....(see article below)
(THEY) are "Not" Seeking {ANY} Firms in the USA or the EU......So....??? WHY.....??? and WHAT Other AREAS Around the World are (THEY) Interested In???
WHY (Not) the USA/EU......Can You sing About these Currencies/Debt.......Market Corrections......Cuz I'm FREE.....I'm Free Fallin'..........IMO
Hmmm
How About Indonesia,Vietnam,Laos, and MANY Other EMERGING Markets that are About to be Released from The WEIGHT of the USD.......Giving RISE to their Respective Currencies......Yes, INDEED......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......for FREE FALLING MARKETS.......
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Thunderhawk: OOPS!
BlackRock sees wave of M&A in asset management industry: CEO
The asset management sector "needs consolidation" and has the potential for "quite a bit" of merger and acquisition activity, BlackRock Inc (BLK.N) Chief Executive Officer Laurence Fink said at an investor day meeting in New York.
Fink said he did not "see a need" for BlackRock to buy any firms in the United States or Europe, but left open the possibility of making acquisitions in other parts of the world.
BlackRock had $4.6 trillion in assets under management at the end of 2015, making it the world's largest asset manager.
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Mountainman: The HANDWRITING of A NEW REALITY is sending Waves of Investors to Sell Off The FIAT DEBT of these Treasuries Before the "GREAT REPRICING" of the Market Is In Full force......DOC told Us about this A Long Time Ago......TIMING Indeed.....IMO
Blessings, Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings........for the FLEEING/ Fleeting of TREASURIES..........
Thunderhawk: Backdoc Alert
Foreign selling of U.S. Treasuries in April was most since 1978: data
The report also showed for a second consecutive month U.S. Treasury holdings of Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing countries. Saudi Arabia has the largest Treasury holdings among the Gulf oil exporters with $113.0 billion, down from $116.8 billion the previous month.
Overall, foreign central bank holdings of U.S. Treasuries contracted to $6.239 trillion in April, from $6.287 trillion in March.
Data also showed that foreigners sold long-term U.S. securities in April after buying them for the previous two months.
Offshore investors unloaded $79.6 billion in long-term U.S. assets, after purchasing $78.1 billion the previous month. Including shorter-dated securities, however, overseas investors bought $80.4 billion in April after selling $98.1 billion in March.
U.S. stocks, meanwhile, showed outflows for a third straight month, with foreigners selling $2.8 billion in April from $16.5 billion in March. Foreigners have sold U.S. equities in eight of the last nine months.
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Thunderhawk: JPMorgan says Brexit lead for Leave bigger after removing hoax poll
JP Morgan said on Wednesday that the lead across a range of opinion polls for campaigners seeking to get Britain out of the European Union has widened after the bank removed a hoax poll from its analysis.
"Leave" now had a 1.4 percentage-point lead over "Remain", analysts said in a research note.
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Mountainman: We can see The HOLDING of The MARKETS Move or Don't Move Complex.......WHY.....???
The DOMINO that will Knock the Others to their Market Moves "WILL BE" the BREXIT......
Things are Done W/Plans and A GRAND DESIGN......As I've tried to Teach.....These are SEASONED VETERANS, (NOT) Rookies.......200+ Years of Experience and An {OBJECTIVE} for GLOBAL CONTROL tells The TRUE STORY of GLOBAL HISTORY......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......for The Lead DOMINO to FALL and Others to Naturally FOLLOW the LEADER.......
Thunderhawk: Backdoc Alert
Japan Stocks Drop Toward February Low as BOJ Skips Stimulus Move
Pressure has been rising for BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda to bolster stimulus soon given tepid economic growth and falling prices. By holding off on further expansion now, Kuroda can better consider the path of U.S. monetary policy, watch the impact of Britain’s vote on whether to leave the European Union and see the outcome of a Japanese upper house election on July 10.
Futures on the S&P 500 Index fell 0.2 percent. The underlying U.S. equity gauge fell for a fifth day on Wednesday, the longest losing streak since February, after the Federal Reserve signaled a more gradual path to raising interest rates
Fewer Fed officials expect the central bank to raise interest rates more than once this year, as policy makers gave a mixed picture of a U.S. economy where growth is picking up and job gains are slowing.
Brexit Vote
Uncertainty is also swirling around the U.K. referendum on June 23, when the British public will vote whether to remain a member of the European Union. The Japanese currency is trading at the highest in almost two years as prospects that the U.K. may leave the EU. The Fed’s decision to hold off on raising borrowing costs also weakened the dollar and boosted the yen.
“The biggest problem of all remains the yen, which can certainly strengthen a little further from here,” George Boubouras, chief investment officer at Contango Asset Management in Melbourne, said by phone. “The currency issue will be the one that continues to create the uncertainty and volatility for Japanese equities.”
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Mountainman: China is In the MARKET.....W/GLOBAL RULES......No More Manipulation and they (MUST) Become A CONSUMER ORIENTED Market,
Therefore The NEED to Be Competitive and Main Stream w/their Citizens.......Keeping their Money at Home.......Balancing that w/Consumer Spending Abroad.....IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.........for CHINA'S CONSUMERS........
Thunderhawk: China's Didi Chuxing raises $7.3 billion in new funding
Didi intends to use proceeds from the funding round for technology upgrades, big data research and to explore new lines of business.
The latest round of funding includes $1 billion from Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and $600 million from China Life.
The funding round values the company at more than $25 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Didi says it now has $10.5 billion in disposable funds after the closing of the round. Its U.S. rival Uber [UBER.UL] has $11 billion.
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Mountainman: This ARTICLE is (EVERYTHING) I said 2 Days Ago.......THE BREXIT will be the LEADER to {ALL} that Will FOLLOW the LEADER=an EXCUSE for MANY to Do [What] (THEY) Do......Beautiful HAWK.......(F R A M E) "IT".........
READ IMO Again and AGAIN.....For {IT} is Self EXPLANATORY as to WHO,WHAT,and WHY........IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......for an EXIT from A BREXIT......That LEADS to An ENTRANCE of Many VALUES One by ONE GLOBALLY......INDEED.......
Thunderhawk: Brexit helped keep Fed on hold, could slow future U.S. rate rises
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen left U.S. interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, citing slow jobs gains, tepid growth and low inflation - and an impending vote in Britain on whether to quit the European Union.
"I think it’s fair to say that it was one of the factors that factored into today’s decisions," Yellen said of the "Brexit" vote next week. "Obviously how that turns out is something that will factor into future decisions."
It was not the first time global issues have played into Fed decisions on domestic monetary policy. Last fall the U.S. central bank deferred an expected rate rise after global markets swooned in response to an unanticipated slowdown in China's economy.
Britain's exit from the 28-member EU would add more uncertainty for Yellen's Fed as it seeks to re-establish its rate-setting credibility in the face of skeptical markets which have now all but priced out a rate rise by the U.S. central bank this year.
But beyond noting a Brexit could have "consequences for economic and financial conditions in global financial markets" that could in turn affect the U.S. economic outlook and the appropriate path of U.S. policy, Yellen gave few specifics on how she saw a UK departure from the bloc playing out.
Economists fear a "leave" vote could unleash turmoil on global financial markets. Traders in London are readying for all-nighters after polls close late on June 23.
Global exchanges say they will be on the lookout for disruptions.
The European Central Bank is prepared to pledge to backstop financial markets alongside the Bank of England.
And the Fed has standing swap agreements that would allow the BOE to buy sterling with dollars borrowed directly from the U.S. central bank under arrangements first used in response to the global financial crisis in 2008.
There are conflicting signals on how Britons will vote, with betting odds suggesting they will opt to stay in the EU, and some polls showing a "leave" decision will win out.
On Wednesday, however, even the reliably hawkish president of the Kansas City Fed, Esther George, agreed with her colleagues that rates should not rise. She did not say why, although some economists conclude she was swayed by Brexit uncertainty.
BREXIT RISK AVERSION TRANSLATES INTO RISING DOLLAR
The immediate concern to Fed officials is the potential market fallout, with the dollar expected to strengthen if the "leave" camp prevails. Sterling is the only major currency that has lost ground against the dollar so far in 2016, dragged down by a swing in opinion polls that indicate an "out" vote.
A rise in the dollar's value drags on U.S. exports and puts downward pressure on U.S. inflation, already well below the Fed's 2-percent target.
Last year the stronger dollar was a key reason the Fed deferred its rate hike as long as it did, until December.
Other effects are far more uncertain, but Britain runs a large trade deficit and is reliant on foreign inflows to finance it.
Just over half of economists polled by Reuters in April, for instance, said the Bank of England would probably respond by cutting rates to cushion the economy against a slowdown. The remainder, however, predicted a rate hike, perhaps to head off a rise in inflation set off by a plunge in sterling.
Analysts also worry a U.K. decision to leave the EU could spur other defections, unraveling one of the world's biggest economic blocs and hurting long term prospects for regional and world growth.
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BlackRock sees wave of M&A in asset management industry: CEO
The asset management sector "needs consolidation" and has the potential for "quite a bit" of merger and acquisition activity, BlackRock Inc (BLK.N) Chief Executive Officer Laurence Fink said at an investor day meeting in New York.
Fink said he did not "see a need" for BlackRock to buy any firms in the United States or Europe, but left open the possibility of making acquisitions in other parts of the world.
BlackRock had $4.6 trillion in assets under management at the end of 2015, making it the world's largest asset manager.
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Mountainman: The HANDWRITING of A NEW REALITY is sending Waves of Investors to Sell Off The FIAT DEBT of these Treasuries Before the "GREAT REPRICING" of the Market Is In Full force......DOC told Us about this A Long Time Ago......TIMING Indeed.....IMO
Blessings, Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings........for the FLEEING/ Fleeting of TREASURIES..........
Thunderhawk: Backdoc Alert
Foreign selling of U.S. Treasuries in April was most since 1978: data
The report also showed for a second consecutive month U.S. Treasury holdings of Saudi Arabia and other oil-producing countries. Saudi Arabia has the largest Treasury holdings among the Gulf oil exporters with $113.0 billion, down from $116.8 billion the previous month.
Overall, foreign central bank holdings of U.S. Treasuries contracted to $6.239 trillion in April, from $6.287 trillion in March.
Data also showed that foreigners sold long-term U.S. securities in April after buying them for the previous two months.
Offshore investors unloaded $79.6 billion in long-term U.S. assets, after purchasing $78.1 billion the previous month. Including shorter-dated securities, however, overseas investors bought $80.4 billion in April after selling $98.1 billion in March.
U.S. stocks, meanwhile, showed outflows for a third straight month, with foreigners selling $2.8 billion in April from $16.5 billion in March. Foreigners have sold U.S. equities in eight of the last nine months.
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Thunderhawk: JPMorgan says Brexit lead for Leave bigger after removing hoax poll
JP Morgan said on Wednesday that the lead across a range of opinion polls for campaigners seeking to get Britain out of the European Union has widened after the bank removed a hoax poll from its analysis.
"Leave" now had a 1.4 percentage-point lead over "Remain", analysts said in a research note.
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Mountainman: We can see The HOLDING of The MARKETS Move or Don't Move Complex.......WHY.....???
The DOMINO that will Knock the Others to their Market Moves "WILL BE" the BREXIT......
Things are Done W/Plans and A GRAND DESIGN......As I've tried to Teach.....These are SEASONED VETERANS, (NOT) Rookies.......200+ Years of Experience and An {OBJECTIVE} for GLOBAL CONTROL tells The TRUE STORY of GLOBAL HISTORY......IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings......for The Lead DOMINO to FALL and Others to Naturally FOLLOW the LEADER.......
Thunderhawk: Backdoc Alert
Japan Stocks Drop Toward February Low as BOJ Skips Stimulus Move
Pressure has been rising for BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda to bolster stimulus soon given tepid economic growth and falling prices. By holding off on further expansion now, Kuroda can better consider the path of U.S. monetary policy, watch the impact of Britain’s vote on whether to leave the European Union and see the outcome of a Japanese upper house election on July 10.
Futures on the S&P 500 Index fell 0.2 percent. The underlying U.S. equity gauge fell for a fifth day on Wednesday, the longest losing streak since February, after the Federal Reserve signaled a more gradual path to raising interest rates
Fewer Fed officials expect the central bank to raise interest rates more than once this year, as policy makers gave a mixed picture of a U.S. economy where growth is picking up and job gains are slowing.
Brexit Vote
Uncertainty is also swirling around the U.K. referendum on June 23, when the British public will vote whether to remain a member of the European Union. The Japanese currency is trading at the highest in almost two years as prospects that the U.K. may leave the EU. The Fed’s decision to hold off on raising borrowing costs also weakened the dollar and boosted the yen.
“The biggest problem of all remains the yen, which can certainly strengthen a little further from here,” George Boubouras, chief investment officer at Contango Asset Management in Melbourne, said by phone. “The currency issue will be the one that continues to create the uncertainty and volatility for Japanese equities.”
http://ift.tt/1XqFloa
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Mountainman: China is In the MARKET.....W/GLOBAL RULES......No More Manipulation and they (MUST) Become A CONSUMER ORIENTED Market,
Therefore The NEED to Be Competitive and Main Stream w/their Citizens.......Keeping their Money at Home.......Balancing that w/Consumer Spending Abroad.....IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.........for CHINA'S CONSUMERS........
Thunderhawk: China's Didi Chuxing raises $7.3 billion in new funding
Didi intends to use proceeds from the funding round for technology upgrades, big data research and to explore new lines of business.
The latest round of funding includes $1 billion from Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and $600 million from China Life.
The funding round values the company at more than $25 billion, the Wall Street Journal reported earlier on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.
Didi says it now has $10.5 billion in disposable funds after the closing of the round. Its U.S. rival Uber [UBER.UL] has $11 billion.
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Mountainman: This ARTICLE is (EVERYTHING) I said 2 Days Ago.......THE BREXIT will be the LEADER to {ALL} that Will FOLLOW the LEADER=an EXCUSE for MANY to Do [What] (THEY) Do......Beautiful HAWK.......(F R A M E) "IT".........
READ IMO Again and AGAIN.....For {IT} is Self EXPLANATORY as to WHO,WHAT,and WHY........IMO
Blessings,Mountainman (8)=New Beginnings.......for an EXIT from A BREXIT......That LEADS to An ENTRANCE of Many VALUES One by ONE GLOBALLY......INDEED.......
Thunderhawk: Brexit helped keep Fed on hold, could slow future U.S. rate rises
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen left U.S. interest rates unchanged on Wednesday, citing slow jobs gains, tepid growth and low inflation - and an impending vote in Britain on whether to quit the European Union.
"I think it’s fair to say that it was one of the factors that factored into today’s decisions," Yellen said of the "Brexit" vote next week. "Obviously how that turns out is something that will factor into future decisions."
It was not the first time global issues have played into Fed decisions on domestic monetary policy. Last fall the U.S. central bank deferred an expected rate rise after global markets swooned in response to an unanticipated slowdown in China's economy.
Britain's exit from the 28-member EU would add more uncertainty for Yellen's Fed as it seeks to re-establish its rate-setting credibility in the face of skeptical markets which have now all but priced out a rate rise by the U.S. central bank this year.
But beyond noting a Brexit could have "consequences for economic and financial conditions in global financial markets" that could in turn affect the U.S. economic outlook and the appropriate path of U.S. policy, Yellen gave few specifics on how she saw a UK departure from the bloc playing out.
Economists fear a "leave" vote could unleash turmoil on global financial markets. Traders in London are readying for all-nighters after polls close late on June 23.
Global exchanges say they will be on the lookout for disruptions.
The European Central Bank is prepared to pledge to backstop financial markets alongside the Bank of England.
And the Fed has standing swap agreements that would allow the BOE to buy sterling with dollars borrowed directly from the U.S. central bank under arrangements first used in response to the global financial crisis in 2008.
There are conflicting signals on how Britons will vote, with betting odds suggesting they will opt to stay in the EU, and some polls showing a "leave" decision will win out.
On Wednesday, however, even the reliably hawkish president of the Kansas City Fed, Esther George, agreed with her colleagues that rates should not rise. She did not say why, although some economists conclude she was swayed by Brexit uncertainty.
BREXIT RISK AVERSION TRANSLATES INTO RISING DOLLAR
The immediate concern to Fed officials is the potential market fallout, with the dollar expected to strengthen if the "leave" camp prevails. Sterling is the only major currency that has lost ground against the dollar so far in 2016, dragged down by a swing in opinion polls that indicate an "out" vote.
A rise in the dollar's value drags on U.S. exports and puts downward pressure on U.S. inflation, already well below the Fed's 2-percent target.
Last year the stronger dollar was a key reason the Fed deferred its rate hike as long as it did, until December.
Other effects are far more uncertain, but Britain runs a large trade deficit and is reliant on foreign inflows to finance it.
Just over half of economists polled by Reuters in April, for instance, said the Bank of England would probably respond by cutting rates to cushion the economy against a slowdown. The remainder, however, predicted a rate hike, perhaps to head off a rise in inflation set off by a plunge in sterling.
Analysts also worry a U.K. decision to leave the EU could spur other defections, unraveling one of the world's biggest economic blocs and hurting long term prospects for regional and world growth.
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Thunderhawk; And after, they all fall like dominoes ARE YOU READY TO GET PAID
I AM ThunderHawk
Mountainman: GLOBAL DOMINOES.........Here (THEY) Come.......Boom Boom Boom......
Blessings,Bro MM
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I AM ThunderHawk
Mountainman: GLOBAL DOMINOES.........Here (THEY) Come.......Boom Boom Boom......
Blessings,Bro MM
https://youtu.be/TE5RdFFgW0w
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