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World Health Organisation, WHO chief has just declared the current swine flu to be Stage 5 (1 to 6, most severe stage for pandemic) a while ago, after consulting flu experts around the world, reported by Reuters http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20090429/ts_nm/us_flu Interestingly, there are few...

Bloomberg reported: ...The increased threat level “signifies that we have taken a step closer” to pandemic, Fukuda (WHO's asst. director-general) said on a conference call with reporters yesterday. “It is also possible that as the situation evolves over the next few days we could move into...

Though swine flu will have a short term negative impact on the share market, it will be a shallow one if swine flu can be contained. On the other hand, it is more virulent, then we can face SARS' scenario or even worse. It is too early to tell, and it is not wise to jump the gun...

Swine Flu will impact the share market negatively, at least for the short term and maybe longer term if the flu bug is of a virulent form. You may read more on my blog http://deltafund.blogspot.com

The 2008 US financial meltdown is so severe that either Obama's team make the world believe that US banks are ok with some US govt help (USD12 trillions injection) or admit that the banks are basically insolvent (a technical term for bankrupt). To nationalise the banks may give them away and...

Thanks, Besotted for pointing my blog to the fellow readers. As mentioned before, my interest is pointing out the twist and turn of this global economic crisis and how to profit from it. This week is the beginning of the 1st wave reversal that I talked about in my blog. To understand the...

Yes, Clinton was part of the whole de-regulation process that was started during the Reagan and Thatcher era. Greenspan under Clinton era, further de-regulate the finance sector, which was followed up by Bush. BASEL II agreement in 2006 made a key change to risk assessment to be based on...

deltafund blog only focus is how the global economy will pane out, taking economic and political effects into consideration. It is not interested in who is right or wrong. In fact, I won't give Bush the credit of bringing down the US economy as he is not that smart even to do it. In 1980s...

Bush uses US govt federal deficit to finance his war efforts. I do not know the real figures, probably most the weapons due for expiry were expended to bomb Iraq and Afraganistan. Then US ask the new Iraqi govt to pay up part of the military bills with the Iraqi oil. Alot of the war money was...