節目主持：劉天賜、鄧達智、黃子群、陳曼芝
Friday, November 9, 2012
Friday, November 2, 2012
神秘公司突然解散 (轉載)
位于深圳的中国卓越置业集团的中国总公司
香港高層建築群——太古廣場（PACIFIC PLACE）坐落於香港太平山登山口附近的黃金地段，從那裡可以一覽香港“百萬美元的夜景”。那家公司的所在地就位於此。
“EXELLENCE EFFORT不動產開發”的登記地址是這棟大廈25層的一個房間，這棟大廈裡包括酒店和購物中心。從25層的房間窗口放眼望去一定會看到遠處綿延的群山。
記者之所以想要對該公司進行調查，是因為這家公司高層領導中有一人名叫鄧家貴，他的妻子齊橋橋正是習近平的姐姐。
習近平的家族人脈都涉及哪些商業領域呢？
記者查看了註冊在香港特別行政區政府的公司登記簿，這家公司的母公司與它的名稱完全相同，也叫“EXELLENCE EFFORT不動產開發”。註冊地是英屬維京群島，這里以“避稅天堂”而聞名。公司的50%股份為鄧家貴所持有，剩下50%的股份歸2名中國企業家，並且這兩人是親兄弟。
記者進一步調查後得知，這家母公司的母公司名叫“卓越置業集團”（總公司註冊在英屬開曼群島），並且這兄弟二人也是“卓越置業集團”的高層。
1996年，兄弟倆人中的弟弟在廣東省深圳市創業，公司在中國各地開發高級住宅區和商業設施。這是一家迅速成長的企業，曾經躋身“中國房地產企業100強”。
後來，記者又查看了保存在香港證券交易所的、2009年編成的“卓越置業集團”投資者用資料，共計595頁。這份資料的內容顯示，該公司從2004年起參與了深圳市中央商務區（CBD）的開發，並擁有7棟大樓。 2009年上半年的純利潤超過3億8千萬元。
為了採訪，記者來到了位於深圳市的“卓越置業集團”中國總部。
但是，哥哥以“正在治療眼睛”，弟弟以“正在開會，一直很忙”為由，拒絕了記者的見面請求。關於鄧家貴，該公司公關部負責人說，“連名字都沒聽說過。”
然而，不可思議的事情發生了。 7月20日，香港的“EXELLENCE EFFORT不動產開發”公司突然解散了，這正是記者來到深圳“卓越置業集團”中國總部採訪的兩天以後。
（未完待續）
Market Oscillates On Traders Speculation
Market ends flat after a short week with swings. The hurricane storm causes the stock exchange to close for two consecutive days. Market oscillates on natural disaster and economic data. At the end of week it remains at recent bottom level.
While it is approaching to year end, market participants show more interest in trading activities. Besides the availability of ample cash for investment, market participants are well behind broad market performance in investment return and are trying to shrink the gap.
As mentioned in earlier posts, institutional and individual investors are reluctant to sell any more due to low exposure in equity stocks and prior painful experience in panic selling. Day traders are cautious that market may not be able to support current level and are trying to find excuse to drag down market. Market manipulators are waiting for opportunity in panic selling. After recent rally on Federal Reserve open-ended MBS buying program, market has slipped back to the level where long term investors take profit on part of the stock holdings. The next move of long term investors will be indicative. If confidence in equity stock market is weakened by market sentiment, further profit taking may drag down market and heavy selling from day traders would follow. Market manipulators have been waiting for this opportunity. On the other hand, if long term investors decide to hold on with stocks, surplus capital in the financial system would create buying speculation.
The Top 3 Investments Among the Wealthy
When you ask the wealthy "Are you better off than four years ago?" the answer is most certainly "Yes!"
The latest PNC Wealth and Values Survey Investor Outlook shows that the majority of affluent investors have seen their individual net worth increase by more than 20 percent over the past five years.
They're especially bullish on stocks and real-estate. The study also shows that the affluent have trimmed their free-spending ways since the crisis. Fully 88 percent say that it's "more important than ever to live within my means."
Hong Kong named top financial center for second year
Hong Kong was named the world's top financial center for the second year running by the World Economic Forum (WEF), thanks to the strength of its business environment, infrastructure and a favorable tax regime.
The WEF's annual Financial Development Report considered a wide range of factors and underscored the rise of Asian trading centers and the influence of China as the world's second-largest economy.
The United States, Britain, Singapore, Australia and Canada followed Hong Kong in the 2012 rankings.
Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Sweden made up the remainder of the top 10 financial centers.
The report said that policymakers face a "monumental" task to restore confidence in markets as waning trust in the overall system holds back investment.
While it is approaching to year end, market participants show more interest in trading activities. Besides the availability of ample cash for investment, market participants are well behind broad market performance in investment return and are trying to shrink the gap.
As mentioned in earlier posts, institutional and individual investors are reluctant to sell any more due to low exposure in equity stocks and prior painful experience in panic selling. Day traders are cautious that market may not be able to support current level and are trying to find excuse to drag down market. Market manipulators are waiting for opportunity in panic selling. After recent rally on Federal Reserve open-ended MBS buying program, market has slipped back to the level where long term investors take profit on part of the stock holdings. The next move of long term investors will be indicative. If confidence in equity stock market is weakened by market sentiment, further profit taking may drag down market and heavy selling from day traders would follow. Market manipulators have been waiting for this opportunity. On the other hand, if long term investors decide to hold on with stocks, surplus capital in the financial system would create buying speculation.
The Top 3 Investments Among the Wealthy
When you ask the wealthy "Are you better off than four years ago?" the answer is most certainly "Yes!"
The latest PNC Wealth and Values Survey Investor Outlook shows that the majority of affluent investors have seen their individual net worth increase by more than 20 percent over the past five years.
They're especially bullish on stocks and real-estate. The study also shows that the affluent have trimmed their free-spending ways since the crisis. Fully 88 percent say that it's "more important than ever to live within my means."
Hong Kong named top financial center for second year
Hong Kong was named the world's top financial center for the second year running by the World Economic Forum (WEF), thanks to the strength of its business environment, infrastructure and a favorable tax regime.
The WEF's annual Financial Development Report considered a wide range of factors and underscored the rise of Asian trading centers and the influence of China as the world's second-largest economy.
The United States, Britain, Singapore, Australia and Canada followed Hong Kong in the 2012 rankings.
Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Sweden made up the remainder of the top 10 financial centers.
The report said that policymakers face a "monumental" task to restore confidence in markets as waning trust in the overall system holds back investment.
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