Saturday, 9 January 2016

女人有多难

  心是父母的,

  身体是老公的,

  时间是孩子的,

  只有皱纹是自己的!







  漂亮点吧,惹是非,

  丑陋点吧,没人理,

  开朗点吧,说你疯,

  少说话吧,又说难相处,







  想独身吧,说没人要,

  结婚吧,没有了自由,

  老公帅吧,很容易成别人的

  不帅吧,对不住自己的眼光







  不要孩子吧,说你不是真正的女人

  要个孩子吧,累的是自己

  想干份事业吧,说你不顾家

  不挣钱吧,说你无能靠别人养







  画点妆吧,说你太招摇

  不化妆吧,说你黄脸婆

  没有朋友吧,心里有苦没有地方诉

  有了朋友吧,说你不安分



  女人这辈子,

  没有一点时间是属于自己的,

  做女人比男人是难上加难啊!



  献给所有不断努力、顾家、承受着巨大压力的好女人们。

Thursday, 7 January 2016

加元对美元汇率 三十年来已经五次跳水

如果不算这次加元的暴跌,在过去三十年中加元对美元的汇率已经暴跌过4次。
  第一次是1986年2月4日加元对美元的汇率下跌到一加元换0.6913美元的水平。
  第二次是1998年8月29日加元下跌到一加元换0.6311美元的低位。
  第三次是2002年1月21日加元跌到一加元换0.6179美元的新低。
  第四次是2009年3月9日,加元从一年半前曾经达到的一加元换1.103美元的高位下跌到一加元换0.7653美元的水平。
  这一次加元的下跌还会继续多久没有人都说得清,但一些专家的预计是加元恐怕要跌到一加元换0.68美元的水平才会稳定下来。
- See more at: http://www.bcbay.com/news/2016/01/07/389498.html#sthash.O8QSAyZ0.dpuf

证监会:将于1月8日起暂停实施指数熔断

今年以来的4个交易日,熔断机制被触发4次,导致两日提前收盘,1月7日更是创造了“史上最快收盘”,全天交易仅14分钟,千股跌停。



熔断机制不是市场大跌的主因,但从近两次实际熔断情况看,没有达到预期效果,而熔断机制又有一定“磁吸效应”,即在接近熔断阈值时部分投资者提前交易,导致股指加速触碰熔断阈值,起了助跌的作用。权衡利弊,目前负面影响大于正面效应。因此,为维护市场稳定,证监会决定暂停熔断机制。

Wednesday, 6 January 2016

好消息!!2017年进落基山不要门票了

就在今天,加拿大联邦政府牵头,为了庆祝加拿大150周年国庆,2017年加拿大境内的所有国家公园全部免费!免费!免费!!

这对于守在落基山旁边的卡城人来说绝对是一个大福利,想想每年100多的年票,这下省了!

周一,Parks Canada的工作人员没有就此出来接受采访,但是在一封发给先驱报记者的邮件里,Parks Canada的Natalie Fay声明:为了庆祝加拿大建国150周年,作为给加拿大居民的福利,所有在2016年购买的Parks Canada Discovery Passes有效期为24个月。

也就是说,如果你是今天买的年票,那么有效期将到2018年1月3日。

这个好消息最开始由新总理特鲁多透露的,他在给加拿大环境和气候部长的一授权封里吩咐:“Make admission for all visitors to national parks free in 2017, the 150th anniversary of Confederation,”

社交媒体上听到这个消息后,乐开花:

在那封授权信里,总理还吩咐,从2018年起,要给所有加拿大18岁以下公民免费国家公园门票,另外要给所有成年新公民第一年的免费年票。

Oil slides to new 11-year low as Saudi-Iran row cuts chance of output curbs






 Oil prices slid more than 4 percent to new 11-year lows on Wednesday as the row between Saudi Arabia and Iran made any cooperation between major exporters to cut output even more unlikely.
The furore over Saudi Arabia's execution of a Shi'ite cleric has stripped nearly 8 percent off the price of oil in the last three trading days, killing speculation that OPEC members might agree to production cuts to lift prices.
"There are rising stockpiles and the tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia make any deal on production unlikely," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
Evidence of slowing economic growth in China and India has meanwhile fuelled fears that even strong demand elsewhere may not be enough to mop up the excess crude that has resulted from near-record production over the last year.
Benchmark Brent crude futures were at $35.07 a barrel at 1318 GMT, down $1.58 on the day, and reached their lowest since early July 2004, having staged their largest one-day drop in percentage terms in nearly five weeks.
U.S. crude futures were down $1.25 cents at $34.72 a barrel after slipping 79 cents the previous day.
Oil has slumped from above $115 in June 2014 as shale oil from the United States has flooded the market, while falling prices have prompted some producers to pump even harder to compensate for lower revenues and to keep market share.
Adding to this oversupply, Iranian oil exports are widely expected to increase in 2016 as Western sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear programme are lifted.
"Shale production and increasing capacity from countries like Russia who need to protect revenue combined with expectations of further Iranian supply mean actual production as well as expectations of future production are rising," Hewson said.
Still, a senior Iranian oil official said the country could moderate oil export increases once sanctions are lifted to avoid putting prices under further pressure.
Also feeding into broad market weakness, a survey showed that China's services sector expanded at its slowest pace in 17 months in December, following on from weak factory data on Monday which also knocked markets globally.
The People's Bank of China set a weaker midpoint for the yuan, prompting concerns that the economy of the world's largest energy consumer could be in worse shape than believed.
In the United States, concerns over mounting oil stock levels persisted, with crude inventories likely to have risen by 439,000 barrels last week, according to a Reuters poll of eight analysts.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) will publish its closely watched weekly data at 1530 GMT.
Some analysts think oil prices have fallen too far and will stage a sharp recovery later in the year, with Commerzbank targeting $60 per barrel by the end of 2016.
"This looks ambitious from current levels but current prices are unsustainably low," Carsten Fritsch, senior oil analyst at Commerzbank, told the Global Oil Forum. "We are in a speculative exaggeration at the moment."
He added that he expects U.S. oil production to fall at least 1 million bpd by autumn.