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25 November, 2008 by admin

MSCI Launches Islamic Indexes

MSCI Barra is expanding the MSCI Global Islamic Indices to include
small-cap emerging market stocks and a set of frontier market
countries. With the addition of 16 frontier markets, the total number
of MSCI Islamic country indexes will rise from 53 to 69.

Index providers have targeted the Islamic investing world as an area
of growth for benchmark construction, as both institutions, retail and
government investors across the Middle East and in Southeast Asia
assume a higher profile. Dow Jones recently unveiled its first
Shari’ah compliant benchmark for companies in Southeast Asia, and the
total assets invested in Shari’ah compliant indexes is growing sharply.

IndexUniverse.com

13 November, 2008 by admin

Aren’t Long Calls and Married Puts the Same Thing?

Very interesting post on using married puts and collars as a hedge strategy.

Aren’t Long Calls and Married Puts the Same Thing?

November 01, 2008 04:00:04 PM
Chris Smith actually bought The Blueprint. Im okay with his review, except he should be informed that: 1) The Blueprints chapters HAVE been revised to name the Income Methods with the traditionally accepted terms, so that part should be eliminated if he wants a current, accurate review and be reminded… 2) The …
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13 November, 2008 by admin

EUR/USD – Rejected by Resistance

EUR/USD – Rejected by Resistance
October 31, 2008 12:56:05

EUR/USD Daily Chart(Please click on the accompanying chart to enlarge. Chart is courtesy of FX Solutions.)

As of early Friday morning (10/31/2008) in New York, as shown on the accompanying EUR/USD daily chart, the upside correction on this key pair has been rejected at the key resistance imposed by a major 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level that coincides with strong prior support/resistance around the 1.3250-1.3300 region. After having been rejected at this level, price has fallen back severely once again to target strong support around the two-and-a-half year lows in the pair (1.2330 region), which were just hit earlier in the week. At this juncture, we should potentially be seeing a consolidation between the long-term lows and the aforementioned 38.2% Fibonacci level, possibly with some further near-term downside action within this consolidation.