Money Talks Investment Outlook 2010 
Presented by CMC Markets Singapore

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10am (registration starts at 9.30am)
Second Session
1pm (registration starts at 12.30pm)

Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre
Tickets are $25 per person and per session (click here to purchase or call 6296 2929)




Using Currency CFDs for hedging and speculation 

Asset prices have risen significantly across the world, from Asia to Australia, against an unfounded pace of economic recovery. When the dollar rises and carry traders bail out of their assets, we will likely experience another sharp global sell-off in all assets, which will send asset pricing and exchange rates tumbling in value, making Dubai's asset bubble burst seem modest in comparison. Monetary authorities are treading a fine line. Low US low interest rates are fuelling speculation, while raising interest rates in emerging markets will attract even more carry trades. This dilemma will definitely continue gathering momentum into 2010 as the world economy finds its way on its risky path to recovery.

About the Speaker



David Mu is the current Head of Education for CMC Markets Asia. He has many years of banking experience, having worked for several large, prestigious institutions such as Bank of China and BNP Paribas. David has wide knowledge of the financial markets and has devoted his career to providing financial education and training to professionals and ordinary investors. In particular, he is recognised as an expert in the field of Contract for Difference or CFDs - providing analysis and commentary and having presented educational seminars regularly on the subject over the last four years. As well as his distinguished career at CMC Markets, David has lectured for Bank of Communication, China Minsheng Bank, China Futures Association, Dalian Commodities Exchange and many licenced Futures Brokers.
 
David appears regularly on numerous investment talk shows on CCTV, Beijing TV, NMTV and Radio Beijing. Besides his frequent media appearances, he has written several books on trading such as Gold Trading, Gold Futures and How to Trade Hong Kong stocks.

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Global markets rebounded from the second quarter of 2009. Many economies recovered in its wake. Will the good times continue? Will 2010 see more good news or are we now at the edge of a cliff? 

Hear from economist Dr Tan Kee Wee who will tell you what the obstacles facing us are and what you could do with your money.

About the Speaker


Tan Kee Wee is an independent economist running his investment advisory. Prior to that, he spent many years in the finance industry as an economist, forecasting the financial markets and global economies. 
 
Dr Tan started off his career in 1988 as a journalist with the Business Times. He had then just secured his PhD in Economics from the University of East Anglia in Britain.
 
Despite spending most of his career in the business world, he has kept in touch with academia. From 1999 to 2001, he was appointed as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Economics at the National University of Singapore. He continues to give lectures to undergraduates.