Today is the first day of this new Lunar year, and hence marks the beginning of this new Chinese calendar year.
Gong Xi Fa Cai (in chinese: 恭喜发财)!
We, Mr China, wish you a Happy Chinese New Year! This year is going to be propitious for all our readers worldwide, not just for Chinese!
What are your hopes in this new lunar year?
We hope the world is becoming more peaceful and there is no any war in any country, every country has a stable environment for economic growth and a bright future for continuous improvement, and everyone loves each other and is in good health condition in the new year!
Hope also the society development in the third world can really be more prospective with no starving, the inflation in China and the other emerging markets can really be under good control, the economies in developed countries can really be bottom out with a strong rebound, the global economic recovery can really be sustainable and everybody is getting rich in the new year!
Wish all of you a great success in this year, in all investment markets of stocks, forex, bonds and commodities!
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Thursday, February 3, 2011
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