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Police in Bangladesh have fired at protesters and opposition activists torched more than 100 polling stations during a national election boycotted by the opposition and described as flawed by the international community.
At least 18 people were killed in the election-related violence Sunday (local time).
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's refusal to heed opposition demands to step down and appoint a neutral caretaker to oversee the election led to the boycott, undermining the legitimacy of the vote, which is all but certain to return Hasina to power. Opposition activists have staged attacks, strikes and transportation blockades in unrest that has left at least 293 people dead since last year.
"We never expected such an election," said Aminul Islam, a resident of the capital, Dhaka, who refused to vote. "For such a situation, both the government and opposition are responsible. They don't want to establish democracy."
Voter turnout appeared low, though official numbers were not immediately known.
In a statement, opposition spokesman Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir praised Bangladeshis for "rejecting this meaningless" election.
Vote counting began after polls closed Sunday. Official results are expected Monday morning.
The opposition announced a 48-hour general strike starting Monday morning to demand that the election results be voided.
H.T. Imam, co-chairman of the ruling Awami League's Election Steering Committee, accused the opposition of using violence to create panic among people. "Still, I congratulate people who ignored such threats and came to polling stations," he told reporters.
Police opened fire to stop protesters from seizing a polling center in the country's northern Rangpur district, killing two people, authorities said. In a similar incident in neighbouring Nilphamari district, police fired into about two dozen protesters, killing two people.
Police gave no further details, but Dhaka's Daily Star newspaper said the four men who were killed belonged to the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami party.
Another 14 people were killed in election-related violence elsewhere, including a polling official who was stabbed to death by suspected opposition activists, police and local media reports said.
Election Commission officials said attackers torched at least 127 school buildings across Bangladesh in overnight attacks. The buildings were to be used as polling stations.
Voting was suspended in at least 390 of the country's 18,208 polling centers because of attacks, the commission said.
The opposition boycott led to 153 of Parliament's 300 elected seats going uncontested.
Hasina's refusal to quit and name an independent caretaker administration, which resulted in the boycott by opposition parties, meant the election was mainly a contest among candidates from the ruling party and its allies. Awami League candidates ran unchallenged in more than half of Bangladesh's 300 parliamentary constituencies.
The European Union, the United States and the British Commonwealth did not send observers for what they considered a flawed election. U.S. State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf said that Washington was disappointed that the major political parties had not reached a consensus on a way to hold free, fair and credible elections.
Local television stations showed mostly empty polling stations in the morning, though turnout seemed to improve in the afternoon.
At a polling station in Dhaka's Mirpur district, only 25 out of 24,000 registered voters cast ballots in the first two hours, with polling officials saying fear of violence and absence of any strong opposition had kept people away.
Turnout was better in Nawabganj district in old Dhaka. At one polling center there about an hour before polls closed, 1,039 voters had cast ballots out of the 3,500 listed.
"I've come to exercise my voting right. I've found a competent candidate too," Mohammad Asif, a hotel employee, said after casting his vote in Nawabganj.
Analysts say the political chaos could exacerbate economic woes in this deeply impoverished country of 160 million and lead to radicalisation in a strategic pocket of South Asia.
Bangladesh has a grim history of political violence, including the assassinations of two presidents and 19 failed coup attempts since its independence from Pakistan in 1971.
The squabbling between Hasina and opposition leader Khaleda Zia has become a bitter sideshow as both women, who have dominated Bangladeshi politics for two decades, vie to lead the country.
Last weekend, after authorities barred Zia from leaving her home to join a rally, she told police that she would change the name of Gopalganj, Hasina's home district, if she came to power. Her outburst was broadcast live on TV while roads around her home were heavily guarded and sand-laden trucks were parked to obstruct her movement.
A key factor in the latest dispute is the role of Jamaat-e-Islami, the country's largest Islamic political party. The party is a key ally of Zia, and was a coalition partner in the government Zia led from 2001 to 2006.
Opponents of Jamaat-e-Islami say it is a fundamentalist group with no place in a secular country. Bangladesh is predominantly Muslim, but is governed by largely secular laws based on British common law.
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Pediatric Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Clinical Presentation
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Patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) may be asymptomatic. Symptoms can include sudden cardiac death, dyspnea, syncope, presyncope, angina, palpitations, orthopnea, paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea, congestive heart failure, and dizziness.
Sudden cardiac death
Sudden cardiac death is the most devastating presenting manifestation and, unfortunately, may be the first clinical manifestation of the disease, even among asymptomatic patients. It has the highest incidence in preadolescent and adolescent children and is typically associated with sports or vigorous exertion.
In more than 80% of individuals with HCM, the arrhythmia that causes sudden death is ventricular fibrillation. Many patients with HCM develop ventricular fibrillation after atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, supraventricular tachycardia associated with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, ventricular tachycardia, or low-cardiac-output hemodynamic collapse.
Early diagnosis is of prime importance if death is to be prevented by prescription of an appropriate level of safe activity, medications, surgery, or an implantable cardioverter defibrillator.[8] Because this is an autosomal dominantly inherited disease, screening of first-degree relatives with physical examination, electrocardiography (ECG), and echocardiography is useful to identify additional family members with HCM before the onset of significant symptoms or sudden death.
Dyspnea is the most common presenting symptom, occurring in as many as 90% of symptomatic patients. It is largely a consequence of elevated left ventricular diastolic filling pressures and transmission of those elevated pressures back into the pulmonary circulation. The elevated left ventricular filling pressures principally result from impaired diastolic compliance as a result of marked hypertrophy of the ventricle.
Syncope is a common symptom of HCM, resulting from inadequate cardiac output on exertion or from cardiac arrhythmia (either tachycardia or bradycardia). Syncope is more common in children and young adults with small left ventricular chamber size and evidence of ventricular tachycardia on ambulatory monitoring. Some patients have abnormalities in sinus node function, leading to sick sinus syndrome. Syncope identifies children with HCM who are at significantly increased risk of sudden death and warrants an urgent evaluation and aggressive treatment.
Presyncope refers to "graying out" spells that occur in the erect posture and can be relieved by the individual immediately lying down. These symptoms are exacerbated by vagal stimulation. Presyncope may also occur with nonsustained atrial or ventricular tachyarrhythmias.
Presyncope occurs commonly in patients with HCM and identifies a subgroup of patients who may be at increased risk for sudden death. Like syncope, presyncope warrants a directed evaluation to rule out malignant arrhythmias. However, dizziness and presyncope are common symptoms in teenagers and may simply represent vasodepressor reaction or a common faint. A thorough investigation is warranted to rule out potential malignant etiology of presyncopal symptoms.
Typical symptoms of angina are seen in children with HCM and occur in the absence of detectable coronary atherosclerosis. Impaired diastolic relaxation and markedly increased myocardial oxygen consumption due to ventricular hypertrophy result in subendocardial ischemia, particularly during exertion.
Palpitations are common in HCM. They are usually due to arrhythmia, such as premature atrial and ventricular beats, sinus pauses, intermittent atrioventricular (AV) block, atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, supraventricular tachycardia, or ventricular tachycardia. Nonsustained ventricular tachycardia is another marker for a higher risk of sudden death.
Orthopnea and paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea
Although orthopnea and paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea are uncommon in children, these early signs of congestive heart failure are observed in individuals with severe cases of HCM. They occur when impaired diastolic function and elevated left ventricular filling pressure result in pulmonary venous congestion.
Congestive heart failure
Although relatively uncommon in children, congestive heart failure is present in 10% of children at initial presentation, most commonly in infants younger than 1 year. It is observed in individuals with severe cases of HCM. Congestive heart failure may occur as a result of a combination of impaired diastolic function and subendocardial ischemia. Systolic function in children with HCM is almost always well preserved, at least until the late stages of the disease.
Patients with congestive heart failure have a high likelihood of recurrent heart failure, as a consequence of both mitral regurgitation and profound diastolic dysfunction.
Dizziness is common in children with HCM who have elevated pressure gradients across the left ventricular outflow tract. Worsened by exertion, dizziness may be exacerbated by hypovolemia after high levels of exertion or increased insensible fluid loss (eg, during or after exposure to extreme heat).
Dizziness may be caused by medications or maneuvers (eg, rapid standing or a Valsalva maneuver during defecation) that decrease preload and afterload and increase the pressure gradient across the left ventricular outflow tract.
Dizziness also may be caused by arrhythmia-related hypotension and decreased cerebral perfusion. Nonsustained arrhythmias often cause symptoms of dizziness and presyncope, whereas sustained arrhythmias more likely lead to syncope, collapse, and sudden cardiac death.
Physical Examination
Most children with HCM do not have outflow tract obstruction and, therefore, may have completely normal physical examination findings. Abnormalities related to heart sounds, cardiac impulses, or murmurs may, however, be noted.
Heart sounds
The first heart sound (S1) is normal in patients with HCM. The second heart sound (S2) is usually split; however, in some patients with HCM and extreme outflow gradients, S2 is split paradoxically. A third heart sound (S3) or gallop is common in children with HCM but does not have the same ominous significance as in patients with valvular aortic stenosis or in adults. A fourth heart sound (S4) is frequently heard and is due to atrial systole against a highly noncompliant left ventricle.
Cardiac impulse
The apical precordial impulse is frequently displaced laterally and is usually abnormally forceful and enlarged. A double apical impulse, resulting from a forceful left atrial contraction against a highly noncompliant left ventricle, occurs commonly in children with HCM. A triple apical impulse, resulting from a late systolic bulge that occurs when the heart is almost empty and is performing near-isometric contraction, is highly characteristic but is less frequent than a double apical impulse.
The outflow murmur typically heard is a systolic ejection, crescendo-decrescendo murmur that is heard best between the apex and left sternal border; it radiates to the suprasternal notch but not to the carotid arteries or neck. The murmur directly varies with the subaortic gradient across the left ventricular outflow tract.
Because obstruction is dynamic and directly related to volume status, left ventricular outflow tract obstruction and murmur diminish with any increase in preload (eg, that elicited by a Valsalva maneuver, a Mueller maneuver, or squatting) or increase in afterload (eg, that elicited by a handgrip). The murmur and the gradient increase with any decrease in preload (eg, that elicited by nitrate medications, diuretics, or standing) or with any decrease in afterload (eg, that elicited by vasodilators).
A holosystolic murmur of mitral regurgitation is heard at the apex and left axilla in patients with systolic anterior motion of the mitral valve and significant left ventricular outflow gradients.
A diastolic decrescendo murmur of aortic regurgitation is heard in 10% of children with HCM, although mild aortic regurgitation can be detected by Doppler echocardiography in 33% of patients with the disorder.
Other findings
The jugular venous pulse reveals a prominent 'a' wave due to diminished right ventricular compliance secondary to massive hypertrophy of the ventricular septum.
A double carotid arterial pulse may occur. The carotid pulse rises quickly because of increased velocity of blood through the left ventricular outflow tract into the aorta. The carotid pulse then declines in mid-systole as the gradient develops, followed by a secondary rise in carotid pulsation during systole.
Complications of HCM may include the following:
Congestive heart failure
Infective mitral endocarditis
Atrial fibrillation with mural thrombosis formation
Sudden death
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An Auckland hip-hop crew slammed for releasing a song with lyrics that apparently include a threat to kill Prime Minister John Key are urging young people to enrol to vote.
Kill The PM, by @peace, depicts a golfing, luxury car-driving Key, and says he should die - "ain't doin' nothin' so I'm gonna kill the prime minister".
It continues: "I been tryin' to get a job but they got none/so I instead I got a sawnoff shotgun/and 'pop'."
A spokesman for Police National Headquarters said today they were looking into the lyrics.
"Police is aware of the track - it is currently being assessed to determine any issues from a police perspective."
The Electoral Commission was not available to comment but confirmed they were also evaluating the song's lyrics.
The @peace crew is fronted by Tom Scott, formerly of Homebrew, along with Lui Tuiasau and Hayden "Dick Dastardly" Dick.
The group declined an invitation to speak about their song last night but today released a statement via Facebook.
In it, they urge young people to enrol to vote and explaining that @peace was not making genuine threats against the Prime Minister, nor planning to have sex with his daughter, Stephanie Key, as also suggested in the lyrics.
The most recent figures available from the Electoral Commission show that almost 124,000 of people aged under 25 who are eligible to vote have not yet enrolled.
The Facebook post from @peace urges supporters to defend their right to critique political leaders and make sure they vote.
In the lead-up to the 2011 election, Homebrew released a track attacking tax cuts for the rich and a low minimum wage.
Key was today reluctant to comment on the song.
''I just don't think it's worth dignifying with a response,'' he said.
He said it made him uncomfortable his daughter was targeted in the lyrics.
Last night a spokesman for Key said the PM had no plans to listen to the song.
"He will leave it to others to judge."
Kill the PM, which is available for download, is also being hosted on Internet Party founder Kim Dotcom's file-sharing site Mega.
Dotcom tweeted about the song today:''For the record: A song about killing John Key is a S..T song and unlawful too. Please report #Mega links to our takedown team.''
''I know a lot of you are angry. But violence is not the way. Your weapon is your vote. Use it. And tell others to use it too," he said in another tweet.
Last month, Dotcom encouraged a crowd at Internet's "party party" in Wellington to chant: "F... John Key."
@peace received $6000 in funding from NZ On Air last month to make a music video for their track Gravity.
Homebrew boasted a substantial Kiwi fanbase, and were nominated in four categories at the 2012 New Zealand Music Awards - winning one award.
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TO ESCAPE FEDERAL INTERFERENCE ON PAY AND OTHER MATTERS, Goldman Sachs and other big financial firms are eagerly seeking to repay the government's TARP equity investments.
But none of them are talking about leaving a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. bond-guarantee program that benefits them much more. Goldman (ticker: GS) has issued $29 billion of low-cost debt through this FDIC program; Bank of America bac 0.7708479327259986% Bank of America Corp. U.S.: NYSE USD14.38 0.11 0.7708479327259986% /Date(1469221248114-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 45623554 AFTER HOURS USD14.37 -0.01 -0.06954102920723226% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 981240 P/E Ratio 12.401897369555844 Market Cap 146917301501.249 Dividend Yield 1.3908205841446453% Rev. per Employee 427653 More quote details and news » (BAC), $44 billion; and JPMorgan JPM 0.5495368189668708% JPMorgan Chase & Co. U.S.: NYSE USD64.04 0.35 0.5495368189668708% /Date(1469221222155-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8195331 AFTER HOURS USD63.99 -0.05 -0.07807620237351655% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 357 P/E Ratio 10.854237288135593 Market Cap 234172441580.193 Dividend Yield 2.998126171143036% Rev. per Employee 414752 More quote details and news » (JPM), $38 billion. In total, about $340 billion of debt has been sold under the six-month-old arrangement, called the FDIC Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program (TLGP).
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Goldman has made the most progress in its efforts to repay TARP money, by raising $5 billion of common equity last week -- half of the $10 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program investment that Uncle Sam made in the company last October. But the ability of Goldman, and of competitors such as JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley ms 0.17319016279875304% Morgan Stanley U.S.: NYSE USD28.92 0.05 0.17319016279875304% /Date(1469221330312-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12491313 AFTER HOURS USD28.95 0.03 0.1037344398340249% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 505349 P/E Ratio 13.327188940092165 Market Cap 55468560146.3318 Dividend Yield 2.7662517289073305% Rev. per Employee 625494 More quote details and news » (MS), to repay TARP hinges on the approval of federal regulators, who may nix the repayment idea -- partly because the companies continue to be helped by government-liquidity programs like the TLGP.
PARTICIPANTS PROBABLY ARE SAVING about two percentage points in annual interest costs by selling debt with FDIC guarantees, rather than by issuing debt on their own. For Goldman, this could add up to $600 million in yearly savings. For all the players, the figure could be $7 billion.
Goldman's view is that TARP should be considered separately from the Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program, which it acknowledges is an important funding source. Goldman maintains that repayment of TARP shouldn't affect its continued ability to use the FDIC's guarantee program, which is due to expire in the fall.
"As far as we know, they aren't tied together," David Viniar, Goldman's chief financial officer, said on a conference call Tuesday, in which he discussed the Wall Street firm's first-quarter earnings of $3.39 a share, about double the consensus estimate and aided in part by TLGP.
"There are participants in the FDIC guarantee program who [do] not have TARP capital today, and we think that Congress has made it pretty clear that they are interested really in the equity investments in the firms that received TARP capital," Viniar added.
The TARP money, which was forced on a reluctant Goldman by former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson in October, is a preferred-stock investment, designed to boost banks' capital and thus make them more willing to lend money. However, the investment community now is focused on a narrower capital ratio based on tangible common equity, a measure that excludes preferred shares. While TARP has done little to boost lending, Congress still views it as "bailout money" that gives the government a say-so in recipients' management.
As is often the case, Congress is focused on the wrong thing. The government continues to provide major benefits to financial companies and, arguably, should have some input. But TLGP, not TARP, is the feds' biggest source of largesse to financial firms.
Goldman would love to repay TARP and get back to doing business more or less as usual, paying its employees whatever it wants to pay them. Back in its record year of 2007, Goldman shelled out $20 billion in compensation and benefits, or more than $670,000 for each of its 30,000 employees. Their compensation fell about 50% last year. But in the first quarter, analysts estimate, the company was already accruing compensation expense at a rate of more than $600,000 per worker.
GOLDMAN WANTS TO HAVE IT BOTH WAYS. It wants the explicit and implicit financial benefits that come from Uncle Sam, including the widespread perception that it is "too big to fail," and it also wants to be relatively unfettered in its ability to pay people and make investments. Even after raising $5 billion of equity capital last week in a common-share offering, Goldman's tangible common-equity-to-assets leverage is still 20-to-1. Goldman's effective leverage admittedly is lower, considering that its $925 billion of assets includes $164 billion of cash and a sizable amount of customer investments.
It has been difficult and costly for most financial companies to issue bonds on their own after Lehman Brothers' collapse in September shook up the corporate fixed-income market. Since then, there have been only a handful of debt sales. Goldman has floated just one issue; in January, it sold $2 billion in 10-year debt at a rate of 7.50%. Those bonds now yield about 7%, more than four percentage points above the 10-year Treasury note.
Compare that to the 2% debt that Goldman has regularly issued under TLGP, which limits debt guarantees to three years. The FDIC charges participating financial companies a fee that now stands at just over one percentage point annually for debt with a maturity of one year or more. Even after paying that fee, financial companies get a windfall, because the all-in cost of FDIC-backed debt is much less than what they would pay to borrow on their own.
SOME WALL STREET ANALYSTS WONDER if Goldman will be given regulators' approval to repay TARP, partly because it hasn't been able to sell much debt without an FDIC guarantee. In a client note last week, Barclays Capital analyst Roger Freeman wrote that Goldman appears to "waging a [public-relations] campaign to pressure regulators...to allow repayment. We still wonder why the [Federal Reserve] would allow repayment by a major financial institution at this point without the entire payment coming from private proceeds. We know Congress has made such a provision, but we would think the Fed would still see most of the reasons for large financial institutions' having received TARP as still existing. Notably, neither Goldman Sachs nor any other financial institution has demonstrated an ability to access the unsecured-debt-financing markets in size at a reasonable cost without government guarantees."
On Goldman's earnings call, Viniar said the company still had additional capacity to issue FDIC-backed debt at "pretty attractive spreads." The remaining amount available to Goldman under the program is probably about $7 billion.
Access to the FDIC program isn't automatic, and is highly sought. General Motors Acceptance Corp., minority-owned by General Motors gm 0.4058694973462379% General Motors Co. U.S.: NYSE USD32.16 0.13 0.4058694973462379% /Date(1469221285178-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 13217876 AFTER HOURS USD32.15 -0.01 -0.03109452736318408% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 87573 P/E Ratio 4.117797695262484 Market Cap 50231411187.4509 Dividend Yield 4.72636815920398% Rev. per Employee 735484 More quote details and news » (GM), and CIT Group cit 0.6320022981901753% CIT Group Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD35.03 0.22 0.6320022981901753% /Date(1469221304186-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1248385 AFTER HOURS USD35.03 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 4166 P/E Ratio 6.126696516020708 Market Cap 7065725967.91992 Dividend Yield 1.7128175849272052% Rev. per Employee 867980 More quote details and news » (CIT) are still awaiting approval to participate. CIT's share price is stuck around $4, a fraction of book value, and probably will rally if it gets the nod from the FDIC.
AN ALWAYS-OPPORTUNISTIC GOLDMAN is making use of a program that was designed to encourage lending, not cheaply finance its trading positions. When FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair unveiled the program in October, she said its aim was to "unlock interbank credit markets and restore rationality to credit spreads. This will free up funding for banks to make loans to creditworthy businesses and consumers."
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Financial companies like Goldman Sachs want to be free of federal interference and continue to benefit from government liquidity programs. Will the regulators go for it?
Goldman, however, does little lending. In fact, Viniar, its CFO, boasted on the earnings call that it has "virtually no direct exposure to the consumer." It is true that more traditional banks, such as Bank of America and Citigroup c 0.38522547020167686% Citigroup Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD44.3 0.17 0.38522547020167686% /Date(1469221243913-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 12550955 AFTER HOURS USD44.26 -0.04 -0.09029345372460497% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 213286 P/E Ratio 9.396941221390238 Market Cap 128709213457.184 Dividend Yield 1.4446952595936795% Rev. per Employee 367242 More quote details and news » (C), have used the TLGP program to finance their trading positions. But at least they are sizable providers of consumer and business credit.
There is no denying that Goldman is well-managed; Barron's heralded its resurgence and that of its longtime rival Morgan Stanley in a cover story in March. But it will be interesting to see if the firm, which has led a charmed existence thanks in part to well-timed help from Washington, can pull off another coup in escaping TARP's smothering embrace, while clinging to the FDIC program that lets it profit by issuing debt backed by Uncle Sam.


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Malaysia's state investment company says it plans to make Malaysia Airlines fully government owned, removing it from the country's stock exchange before carrying out a far-reaching overhaul of the carrier that is reeling from double disasters.
Khazanah Nasional, which owns 69 per cent of Malaysia Airlines, said it has proposed to the carrier's board of directors that it buy out minority shareholders at 27 sen (NZ9 cents) a share, a 29 per cent premium to the airline's average share price over the previous three months. The takeover would cost 1.38 billion ringgit (NZ$507.92 million).
Khazanah said the state takeover will represent the first stage of a "complete overhaul" of the loss-making airline, and that detailed plans will be announced by the end of this month.
"The proposed restructuring will critically require all parties to work closely together to undertake what will be a complete overhaul of the national carrier," it said in a statement. "Nothing less will be required in order to revive our national airline to be profitable as a commercial entity and to serve its function as a critical national development entity."
Malaysia Airlines has been hit by two major disasters this year, which added to its longstanding financial woes.
In March, flight MH370 from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing disappeared with 239 people on board after flying far of course. The plane has still not been found, with a search in the southern Indian Ocean under way.
In July, 298 people were killed when flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine. It was heading to Kuala Lumpur from Amsterdam and was shot out of the sky over an area of eastern Ukraine controlled by pro-Russian separatists.
Before the disasters, the carrier's financial performance was among the worst in the industry, putting a question mark over its future even before its brand was tied to two almost unfathomable tragedies.
Some analysts last month said the airline would not survive a year without a substantial cash injection from the Malaysian government.
Khazanah's offer to minority shareholders gives them more than what their shares were worth before each of the passenger jet disasters. Even so, the airline's share price has been in a long-term decline due to several years of losses that partly stemmed from increased competition from discount carriers.
The day before MH370 vanished, the airline's share price was 25 sen. It was 23 sen the day before MH17 was downed.
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Signs to Watch for a Major Peak in Stocks and Impending Bear Market (Update)
Update: The S&P 500's push to new record highs last month failed to prevent a significant divergence from forming with the relative strength index. This is one of three technical signs I highlighted for a possible peak in stocks. The other two have yet to occur, although one of them, a MACD crossover, is extremely close to issuing a sell signal. See updated chart and commentary below...
It is said that an image is worth a thousand words. This chart presents a possible roadmap for monitoring the risk of a major peak and bear market by comparing the technical similarities between the prior two market tops and where we are today.
In the very top panel of the chart you'll notice that the stock market as measured by the S&P 500 is overbought on a long-term basis. This is no surprise and shows that we are now trading at levels seen during the two prior market tops. That said, the stock market can remain in overbought territory for an extended period of time, which is why we need to focus on more timely signals (red flags) for when this condition may reverse. Of the three I present, the first has now been raised and the second is the closest it has been during this entire bull market in raising a red flag as well.
Red Flag Number One (√)
The first technical warning sign indicated in the chart above is a significant divergence between the relative strength index (RSI) and the market itself. This is noted by a declining pattern of lower highs in the RSI as stocks continue to make higher highs, a sign that the market is "topping out". In the late '90s this divergence persisted for many years as the tech bubble reached ever-higher valuation levels. In 2007 this divergence lasted over a much shorter period (6 months) before the market finally peaked and succumbed to massive selling. With last month's rally to new highs, we see a continued divergence between the long-term relative strength index and the market's price action.
Since this divergence can persist for months or years, we also look to two other technical red flags for possible signs of a market peak and impending bear market.
Red Flag Number Two
The second technical sign to look for is a major crossover in the MACD (moving average convergence-divergence) indicator shown in the bottom panel. This is often used by technical analysts as a buy and sell signal. As shown by the dotted lines, a MACD crossover occurred in May of 2000 and December of 2007. Currently, the MACD buy signal issued in 2009 is still in place though rests dangerously close to switching over. If the market experiences a sustained correction this month, it is likely we'll see this second red flag raised.
Red Flag Number Three
When a major line of support becomes resistance, you now have confirmation of a trend change in the market. This occurred around January-February of 2001 and May-June of 2008 (see red circled regions on the chart) when the S&P 500 failed to break back above its 12-month moving average. After that point in time, the market persisted in a bearish downtrend until a confirmed change of direction with a new bull market. Currently, the market is trading above this major line of support and only briefly broke below in October of last year.
One of the three red flags we should watch for gauging a possible market peak has been raised. Since this first technical warning sign can persist for a period of months to years (remember, tops are a process and not an event), we will now want to see if a major sell signal is triggered by a crossover in the MACD, as occurred at both prior tops in 2000 and 2007, and then lastly with a major trend change when the 12-month moving average no longer acts as support but as a line of major resistance.
Again, we should not presuppose this pattern will play out on an immediate timeframe. The market may make new highs in overbought territory with a continuous divergence on the RSI. As always, opinions are quite divided on whether stocks are already in a bubble or, conversely, in the beginning stages of a much larger advance (see Martin Armstrong's interview below). There are too many moving parts to predict such outcomes with any certainty. Instead, we must monitor market action, incoming data, and make adjustments as the situation requires. The chart presented is one of many tools for doing just that.
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Dec 3 Morgan Stanley trader Edward Glenn Hadden is under investigation by regulators at CME Group over trades in Treasury futures four years ago while he was employed by Goldman Sachs, according to a regulatory filing.
Hadden is a managing director and head of global interest rates products at Morgan Stanley. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley, Hadden was a partner at Goldman Sachs, and head of government bond trading.
Regulators at CME Group, which runs commodity and futures exchanges, initiated a probe against Hadden over Treasury futures orders placed on the expiration date in Dec. 2008, according to a "broker check" report published by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA).
The New York Times first broke news of the investigation.
Citing people briefed on the matter, the newspaper said the probe aimed to establish whether Hadden's late trades had manipulated closing prices and, in turn, made other of his trades more profitable. ()
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Responding to the result of yesterday's referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union, Tim Alderslade, Chief Executive of the British Air Transport Association (BATA), which represents UK registered airlines, said: "We fully respect the will of the British public as expressed in the result of the referendum to leave the EU. The Government must now urgently confirm that the UK will seek to remain a member of the European single aviation market once we leave the EU. We also call on the Government to prioritise all aviation-related negotiations, agreements and decisions during the EU withdrawal process. Given our status as an island trading nation, and with excellent international air links and travel now being even more vital for our future prosperity and economic growth, the environment for aviation post-Brexit must be clarified as soon as possible."Read more
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Tim Alderslade has been appointed as the next Chief Executive of British Air Transport Association, taking over from Nathan Stower who is moving on to take up a senior role with Virgin Atlantic.Read more
Responding to the publication of the Scottish Government's consultation on a Scottish replacement to Air Passenger Duty, BATA Chief Executive Nathan Stower said: "This is a significant step towards the abolition of Air Passenger Duty in Scotland. The Scottish Government recognises that UK APD is holding their economy back. Reducing the tax by 50% as a first step would make a big difference to businesses and families. We urge that the reduction be implemented in full in 2018 to maximise the impact and benefits of the change."Read more
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The vast majority of passengers reach their destination having had a safe and enjoyable journey. While disruptive behaviour remains rare, incidents can have a big impact – on fellow passengers, on employees, and on the disruptive passengers themselves. The results can be nuisance and annoyance at one end of the scale, to threats to passenger, crew and aircraft safety at the other.Read more