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Mystery Chemical Test tube?
We're doing a test tube mystery in chemistry and 12 bottles of the solutions we have and we are given the names in a sheet of paper. So how are supposed to connect the bottles with the name of the solution? As the solubility, the smell of color, and I just explaniation one thing how to do for everyone. The names are aluminum hydroxide, hydrochloric acid, sodium chloride, sodium potassium carbonate chromated copper (II) ammonium sulfate silver nitrate Lead (II) nitrate, ferric chloride, sodium nitrate nickel acetate
Aluminum chloride = pale yellow solid White = sodium hydroxide or hydrochloric acid solid white = transparent / yellowish liquid. strong odor. potassium chromate = yellow odorless powder. Solid sodium carbonate = White (similar to aluminum chloride, but they are clearly white) copper (II) sulfate liquid = Blue. silver nitrate = white powder. Soluble in ethanol and acetone, lead (II) nitrate ferric nitrate crystals = white = pale violet crystals of sodium acetate = White, odorless, chloride nickel = green yellow crystals
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The volatility in the credit market? Can we still trust banks?
Paradigm Change in U.S. Banking Sector
Today's events have been a really fun experience to international markets. As I write this, the China Banking Central has just cut its key interest rate by 27 basis points again to stimulate growth, Lehman (est. 1844) has declared Chapter 11 (bankruptcy) there rounds of emergency ECB rate cut, UBS declared sneak another $ 5B write-offs, AIG seeks help from the Fed with the application of a bridge loan of $ 40B after rejecting an offer of flowers to avoid joining the slaughterhouse on their CDs are currently separated outwards, and it seems that the only few good news is, probably, that Merrill had a merger with the Board of Auditors as well as a consortium of global banks have collected a fund of $ 70B to facilitate an orderly resolution liduidity and between Lehman and its partners. ECB also joined $ 30B to curb liquidity problems as well.
In my opinion, it seems like an obvious trend that All Fed governors have been challenged by the markets whenever the President is heated in the seat, where the Federal Reserve at this time in history chose to avoid providing support to Lehman as serious could cost the federal government to be in a position financially after the nationalization of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. If the Federal Reserve to continue to assume more responsibilities in the private sector and transformed into a public sector worth want to rethink about the credit rating the U.S. Treasury bonds, as many investors may consider the risk of default. Regarding the article written by Morgan Stanley, citing Japan and Germany in the 90s, the explosion of the debt of both governments was followed by a peak out and then a decline in private housedholds debt, and with the expansion public sector balance sheet reflected a contraction in private sector balance (always in relation to GDP).
The consortium of events actually have challenged the belief of many wealthy investors and central banks today as rethink the security of their funds in their investment banks (Lehman is larger if Bear Stearns), and the use of leverage for their creative business models. These institutions tend to have more vulnerabilities as they depend heavily on the instruments short and medium term money market to maintain operations, compared with commercial banks such as JPM and BOA, which are more dependent on deposits their clients operate. In my opinion, if the economy is reinventing the banking system also may also appear huge bonuses paid to executives investment banks may be forgotten for a while, until people can forget what happened in 2008.
In my opinion, the effect of the liquidation of these institutions problems can also slide slowly into the U.S. consumer, business and net exporters to the U.S. in the coming months that will continue to hurt smaller institutions, homeowners, other governments, pension / welfare / education funds, and companies that have worked in business with these companies.
So instead, with the current feeling of nervousness, where consumption and the labor market has hit in the downturn, the availability credit remains low, Europe and Japan into recession and emerging markets that are struggling to cope with the inflated prices of goods during the past months, where are the opportunities?
Taking into account the developments and the sadness of the current market condition, which are inevitably experiencing one of the most interesting challenges of human history, which is an asset bubble that shook in a credit crisis that will continue to challenge the money pipeline "For a while.
First, as a personal preference, I'll stay away from stocks in general, although Asia may seem a refuge safe for investment activities, but no matter how, if there is uncertainty, these instruments should be left alone. Second, maintain close eye on central banks and currencies, both in the UK and the European region, where logic says I should hear some counter-cyclical monetary policy (Rate cut) from them soon. Finally, we can begin to see lower prices on commodities in general as the world's largest consumer may have a reduction in their overheads of goods and services, and gross net worth.
In my next post, I'll be looking at specific markets would be trading on, and where would be my preferred entry level.
Please understand that these are just my opinions, and are not intended for the purpose of provide financial advice. If you find the article interesting and I look forward to dicuss their views on trade and investment, come with me http://momentum-trading.blogspot.com (Momentum Trading) and http://systematic-trading.blogpot.com (Trading systematic approach).
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About the Author
I am male, 31 years of age, and have started my trading since 1993 in Forex and Futures. I am currently pursuing a professional career in fund management and proprietary trading.