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klse bursa malaysia stock market analysis report
27th May 2008 (Tuesday) klse, bursa saham malaysia, klci future market & world stock market technical analysis report by TianPing Correction Technique. ***Speaker: Mr Vincent Tay Hui Kiang (Founder of TianPing Correction Technique?) - an experienced stock market analyst; 15 years of teaching and analyst experience.He survived in the worst Asia stock market crisis during year 1997. ***This stock and market analyst demonstration video is based on real-time Bursa Saham Malaysia klse data. Speaker analyzes the stock market when the market is running; based on the LIVE market data. ***Note: ONLY TianPing Correction Technique? (a time-tested technique since 1995) can perform LIVE analyst & teaching base on timely data.

tianping klse klfi bursa malaysia analysis report
26th May 2008 (Monday) klse, bursa saham malaysia, klci future market & world stock market technical analysis report by TianPing Correction Technique. ***Speaker: Mr Vincent Tay Hui Kiang (Founder of TianPing Correction Technique?) - an experienced stock market analyst; 15 years of teaching and analyst experience.He survived in the worst Asia stock market crisis during year 1997. ***This stock and market analyst demonstration video is based on real-time Bursa Saham Malaysia klse data. Speaker analyzes the stock market when the market is running; based on the LIVE market data. ***Note: ONLY TianPing Correction Technique? (a time-tested technique since 1995) can perform LIVE analyst & teaching base on timely data.

Shell CEO says record oil not due to shortage
By Karen Noack LONDON (Reuters) - Oil prices at a record high above $135 a barrel are rising due to market sentiment rather than a shortage of supply, Royal Dutch Shell's chief executive said on Thursday. U.S. crude oil hit an all-time peak on Thursday, climbing to $135.09, lifted by concern about long-term supply and a host of predictions of further rises from influential investment banks and investors. "What we say and what we see is there are no physical shortages," Shell's Jeroen van der Veer told Reuters television. He runs the world's second-largest fully publicly traded oil firm by market value. "There are no tankers waiting in the Middle East, there are no cars waiting at gasoline stations because they are out of stock. This has to do with psychology in the markets and you cannot forecast psychology". His view that there are no shortages chimes with that of other oil producers, such as members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries. Others, such as the U.S. government, say supply is tight. While rising prices are boosting profit for the industry, the Shell CEO agreed that high oil costs were a mixed blessing. "For many consumers in the world, this really starts to hit them. Secondly, we see that you get a kind of public outcry. "At the same time, the only thing that we can do is use the profits we make to invest for additional supplies." Shell has the largest capital spending programme among its main rivals in 2008, having spent $7.6 billion (3.8 billion pounds) in the first three months of the year alone. It was also alone among its peers in boosting output. Oil's climb has led to rising costs in the oil industry for services such as drilling rigs and companies are increasing the long-run price assumptions they use for planning their business. Van der Veer, asked if Shell needed a price around $80 a barrel to break even, declined to give a specific figure but said it had grown more costly to bring on new supply. "When oil prices went up, you see that the cost for new projects for the whole industry, not only for Shell, became a lot more expensive," he said. "In our industry we see quite severe inflation. We don't know if that will plateau out or go up further." (Reporting by Karen Noack, Writing by Alex Lawler; Editing by Peg Mackey) http://uk.reuters.com/article/oilRpt/idUKL2232289720080522?sp=true

Alex Jones Admits Zionism Political Control But Blames Arabs
Alex Jones Admits Zionism Political Control But Blames Arabs! Thought provoking look at Alex Jones, and his information to the world. Although he admits to Zionist control, he openly points the finger at Arabs as owning, or controlling the media, and everything. by this listening to what Alex says we can be assured that he is a liar, and/or possible shill. Anyone would like to make sense of this please do so. I used to be one of his fans. It is also true that a lot of the things he says is correct, but he rarely puts the blame on the true culprits, rather he points to the Arabs, and other things. A. He knows that the Zionist control the Government, and political influence in the U.S, media, banks, and are behind the war in Iraq, and future war Iran etc. B. He does NOT expose them (Zionist) as the true culprits, but Alex Jones puts the blame on Arabs as the ones in control, or the evil ones etc. If you listen to Alex in one of his interviews he claims that the Jews made Hollywood into something when it was nothing. In other words Alex is pleased with the Jewish influence in Hollywood. If he was not pleased he wouldn't have said they made it into something when it was nothing. With not one shred of evidence he makes these outrageous claims. 1. Arabs own FOX NEWS! 2. Arabs own Hollywood! 3. Arabs Own the majority of the worlds stock markets! 4. Arabs own most all the propaganda mass media! 5. Arabs own everything! Then we have Alex talking to the Rothschilds, and glorifying him. They talk about the weather and stuff. I was waiting for them to possibly make out, but they restrained themselves.