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| Friday Dec 15, 2006
Nothing more rational than riding the bullTaipan Group's Dynamic Market AlertBy J. Christoph Amberger-- Nothing more rational than riding the bull ---------------
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Wishful Thinkingby Steven Lord This was supposed to be our chance to tell the Chinese just how ticked off we are about their pegged currency, the starvation wages, their environmental disregard and their general ability to sell products at lower prices than any competitor on earth. We even sent our “big guns” -- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Fed Chief Ben Bernanke -- along for the ride, apparently with the hopes that the Chinese would be so awestruck that they would acquiesce to whatever we wanted. The days and weeks leading up to the meeting were filled with all sorts of predictions about what would be “accomplished” at this meeting, most of which we took to be wishful thinking. And sure enough, the meetings ended today without any agreement on the most pressing economic issue between China and the United States: the yuan. In fact, the meetings ended with all sorts of “statements” about finding ways to “tackle global imbalances” and other such empty jargon that is long on style and very short on substance. The Chinese did agree to let the NYSE and Nasdaq open offices in their country, a cop to Wall Street that perhaps belies Henry Paulson’s true allegiances. But we are not surprised. The main reason all those plastic gadgets and whatnot at Wal-Mart are so cheap is because the Chinese peg their currency to the dollar. If they didn’t, the vast imbalance between what we import from China and what we export to them would send the value of the yuan to the moon. Letting their currency appreciate quickly is anything but in China’s best interest, since it would torpedo consumption of said gadgets and send the Chinese economy reeling. No amount of American jawboning will convince them otherwise. The Chinese are a very clever and patient people. They will throw just enough our way -- like the roughly 4% appreciation in the yuan they have allowed so far this year -- to keep a political solution in Congress at bay. But they know exactly what they are doing, and they are going to keep their price advantages over the Western world for as long as they possibly can. From their perspective, they would be foolish to do anything else. It is worth noting that U.S. government data released today shows November’s Consumer Price Index virtually flat with October’s, the third straight month in which inflation was lower than expected. Perhaps not entirely coincidentally, the Chinese released a statement following the close of the economic discussions that read, in part, that “the U.S. has China to thank for a long period of low inflation. Without trade with China, since the 1990s the United States economy would never have experienced long-term inflation-free growth unprecedented in its history.” Food for thought. ------------------- TAIPAN TIDINGS The $6 Million Dollar Real Estate Giveaway Thanks to a law recently passed by the U.S. Congress, you have the chance to own one of 10 vacation homes or studio suites in Spain… without it costing you even a dime. It's all legal and legitimate. You pay no costs, no taxes. You get a legal document and the keys and you own the property free and clear, fully furnished and ready to enjoy. To find out how you can be the owner of one of these properties, just click here…. Earnings Announcements Applied Signal Technology, FuelCell Energy Inc, Hovnanian Enterprises Inc, Joy Global Inc, Oracle Corporation, and Steelcase Inc are releasing earnings. Unlock Dates for December 2006 Upgrades and Downgrades Cooper Companies upgraded by Matrix Research from Hold to Buy. Monsanto upgraded by Goldman Sachs from Neutral to Buy. Lowe’s upgraded by Bear Stearns from Peer Perform to Outperform. Weyerhauser upgraded by Deutsche Securities from Hold to Buy. Quiksilver downgraded by Wedbush Morgan from Buy to Hold. Best Buy downgraded by William Blair from Outperform to Market Perform. Avery Dennison downgraded by JP Morgan from Overweight to Neutral. Pioneer Drilling downgraded Deutsche Securities from Buy to Hold. Brought to you by Taipan Financial News
Quote of the Day “Dennis Kucinich, who ran for President in ‘04, announced he's running again in ‘08. Coincidentally, ‘04 is the number of votes Kucinich received.” - Conan O'Brien, December 12, 2006
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