Three weeks ago, I bought my first Apple MacBook.
Before that I have 3 laptops. One, I gave it away to my father in law. Two, is 3 years old. Three, is 2.5kg. I travel frequently too. It makes perfect sense to have a light weight lappie as a travel companion.
I went to Digital Mall in PJ and brought home a 13″ MacBook Air.
One stupid investment.
Now that you have decided to import silver or gold into Malaysia, it is crucial that you understand HS code for importing.
HS code stands for “Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System”. HS code is the global standard for classifying trading products. It is maintained by World Customs Organization (WCO). More than 98% of world trade uses it, so it’s really important!
It’s going to be a hot sizzling Monday today. Washington now has one more day to solve the puzzle before the debt burst. Unless they come out with a fire-fighting plan, US will start defaulting on their record-breaking $14.46 trillion debt by tomorrow.
In short, the more money the Fed prints OR the weaker the dollar is the better it is for the PM market. That would happen if US raises their debt ceiling or decided to start defaulting its current debt. That’s the bull camp.
If Washington are able to stop ballooning their $14.46 trillion ceiling, not default its current debt AND turn their Federal P&L from red to black – that spells the bear for PM. Been spending my entire weekend catching up the debt news and to have THAT, is almost unlikely.
Following are some materials that would go along well with your morning coffee.
Tun Dr. Mahathir on his Chedet.cc – Blogging to unblock wrote an entry entitled “The Ringgit and the Dollar” on current US dollar crisis.
^ Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia 1981 – 2003.
In this post, we will investigate in details our 3rd series coins. This is in response to my previous post, 10 facts about Malaysia’s new 3rd series coins. I will share with you how I discover my facts.
^ I was at Bank Negara yesterday to check out the new coins first handed
The engineering of my facts are simply breaking down the metal content of the coin in percentage and matches it with current metal market price. Four metals are involved in today’s baking lesson. They are namely Nickel, Copper, Zinc and Stainless Steel. Sadly, none of them are in the precious metals group.
Let’s crunch some numbers.
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