Asad Karim

Asad&Issac

Hi.

I am Asad Karim, welcome to my new site. A few of my friends often ask me for advice & comment and my informed opinion on economics and financial planning. So I have decided to write the odd article here.

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5 thoughts on “Asad Karim

  1. apu mitra

    Hi Asad

    thanks for posting your commentary, i am glad at last you have out your skills on to the right area where your talent is undoubtedly not cultured in the current environment you are in.

    Question for you – with Footsie share index reaching at highest level today on close – are we entering into a feel good factor or a Tsunami about to happen happen?

    Tk acre

    Apu

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  2. apu mitra

    ” CFTC is voting on reforms that will make public transparency in the swaps market a reality. These reforms will make a trade execution requirement come to life. Though many of the 52 rules we have completed before today have brought transparency to the once opaque swaps market, today we take a significant step to open up this market.

    I want to underscore that the significance of these three rules together (first three stated above). When light shines on a market, the economy and public benefit.

    These three rules taken together will provide the public with information trade by trade that it didn’t have before.

    These three rules taken together will provide the public with the price and volume of every transaction in real time – and I mean in real time.

    These three rules take together mean that anyone in the market can compete and offer to buy or a sell a swap and communicate that to the rest of the public.

    With these three rules today, no longer will this be a closed, dark market.”

    Your thoughts please>

    Regards

    Apu

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  3. apu mitra

    One last comments – wanted to get your response

    Sentiments are seems to be aligning with investment in Risky assets – where does this leave safe heaven assets like GOLD?

    bye for now

    Apu

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  4. Stuart

    Mr Karim

    You seem to be such a fountain of knowledge in this sector, and it never ceases to amaze me how you bring current issues to the table so clearly and to the point.

    I wonder if the current level of enthusiasm in world markets can be maintained and if the new DJIA highs will be sustainable moving forward, with seemingly few large elephants remaining in the room.

    Anyway, keep up the good work Cobber

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