Bush to urge China to revalue Yuan
at 2005-11-12 23:55:02
Next week, George Bush will visit China as part of his week-long junket to Asia, in which it is expected he will personally urge Hu Jintao, Prime Minister of China, to continue revaluing his nation’s currency. Bush is under pressure from unions and trade lobbyists, who allege China’s artificially cheap currency is responsible for the outsourcing of millions of jobs. American politicians are demanding that Bush give China an ultimatum: either revalue, or face the consequences, in the form of tariffs and other trade restrictions. In addition, the Treasury Department was supposed to release a report on currencies last month, in which China would likely be labeled a ‘currency manipulator,’ but has delayed the release of the report until after Bush returns from his visit.
“I will remind him that this government believes they should continue to advance toward market-based evaluation of their currency for the sake of the world, not just for the sake of bilateral
Knowledge Base Upgrade
at 2005-11-12 23:55:01
Starting today, I will be reorganizing the Knowledge Base. It will be split into two sections, one for mechanical trading with PowerTools, and one for discretionary trading.
The project will be finished sometime next week.
Timeframes
at 2005-11-12 23:55:01
I notice that a large number of email messages received pertain to timeframes that the trading system “works on”.
I have analyzed all of these help requests and can report that not a single person is trading in a timeframe that is too big. In every instance, the timeframe, in my opinion, is too small.
So, it looks like I will have to provide some guidance here, either in the form of an article for the revamped knowledge base, or a new tool.
In the meantime, please review my article in the October 2005 issue of eSignal The Exchange.
Please Note
at 2005-11-12 23:55:01
HiLite - APC
at 2005-11-12 23:55:01
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