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some frequently asked questions about managed futures accounts, for more information on getting a managed Futures account in Indonesia please email me – psymon@gmx.com

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So you think that you’ve missed the boat on investing in Bali because of the speed of the increasing property prices? well yeah you kinda have! but all is not lost recent regulation changes in the Indonesian investment laws now allow for Non Indonesian citizens to invest on the Jakarta Stock and Futures Exchanges. I’m sure that you are no stranger to the markets, and as no stranger ‘diversification’ will probably have been one of the words you have heard most in the last couple of years.

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Anyone who has spent some time in Bali knows that things don’t all ways work like they are supposed to! if your waiting for a delivery or a local workman, a maid or even a taxi there are literately hundreds of things that can go wrong, and any time something does go wrong it ultimately ends up as you wasting time tracking down the break and fixing it yourself. So what are the biggest time wasters in Bali?

 

 

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Hi all, its been a very long time since i wrote on here, with Facebook, Google +, having a kid and the losing computers its been a long couple of years! any way i’ve found the motivation to write again, lets see how it goes…

If anyone has not been replied to i’m sorry, i am in the process of going through the comments and questions now and i will try to answer any questions that still seem relevant.

Have a great weekend

Mr P.

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Kuta Carnival is a Celebration of Life will be held on 23 September – 03 October 2010 in Kuta – Bali for the eight times. The theme for this event is “Heal The world”, and the topics are about global warming, unbalance of ecosystem and high volume of garbage, etc. The event is included of special theme song competition and the song theme will tell about the background of the existing carnival. The purpose of this competition is to inform the people more about kuta carnival through their songs.

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(9/6/2010) Bali’s Rabies epidemic continues to plague the island. According to Radar Bali, a total of 93 people have died from suspected rabies spread from dog bites, despite massive expenditures and efforts to inoculate pet dogs and eliminate stray animals.

Ketut Teneng, the spokesman for the Bali provincial government, said that 93 people have died after suffering dog bites. Of that total, he said, 41 of those deaths were clinically linked to rabies through laboratory tests on the victims. The remaining victims were buried without aid of laboratory test but after exhibiting symptoms consistent with a rabies infection. The number of new dog bites reported in Bali remains very high.