h*r
2 楼
The Fed is considering a range of tools to boost growth, William Dudley, the
president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech Monday, hinting at the
option of a third round of quantitative easing.
“The Fed seems to be pushing the global agenda towards continued dovishness
and accommodation and easing,” Hastings said. The Fed also is “pressuring
the global yield curve lower in order to force easing around the world,
which would of course prevent the U.S. dollar /quotes/zigman/1652083 DXY +0.
08% from declining too much against other currencies.”
The need to push the yield curve lower, he added, is “logical” since,
regardless of how Europe and Italy play out this week, “there is a need for
global central bank collaboration on more stimulus and more long-term
funding of various initiatives.”
Doves fly free
Currently, central banks with a dovish stance on monetary policy include
Turkey, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Hungary, Norway, England and India. China
may also be hinting at easier monetary conditions.
“Central banks have yet to realize that the cumulative effect of their
policies has been to create an economic roller coaster,” said Michael
Bechara, managing director at risk-management firm Granite Consulting Group.
“We are now nearing the top of the track and they are seeing the steep
descent ahead — hence the dovishness.”
Nicolas Godt/MarketWatch
The Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai. Last week, Brazil’s central bank
chopped another half-percentage point off the benchmark interest rate,
sending it to 11.5%. The bank in late August unexpectedly cut the rate by
that same amount.
Following the move, BNP Paribas cut its 2011 GDP growth forecast for Brazil
on Friday to 2.8% from 3.5%, with Marcelo Carvalho, who heads Latin American
research at the banking group, noting that weak growth will “whet policy
makers’ appetite for aggressive rate cuts.” Read more on Brazil’s
economic outlook
Comforting move
Even central banks in emerging markets, which were recently hawkish — plagued by fears of inflation amid strong growth — are starting to turn dovish.
The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday hiked interest rates by a quarter-point, as expected, but it lowered the growth forecast for the year and hinted that a pause is likely at its December meeting. Read more on India’s rate-policy decision.
“The tone of the accompanying statement was more dovish with a greater emphasis on downside risks to growth and signs of optimism that inflation pressures will start to ease in coming months,” said Brian Jackson, a strategist at RBC, in a note Tuesday.
In its statement, the RBI said that data suggests the “inflation momentum” has turned lower and if the “inflation trajectory conforms to projections, further rate hikes may not be warranted.”
For some emerging markets where macroeconomic risks are clearly to the downside, “central banks will be more comfortable cutting rates to stimulate growth,” said Matt Lasov, director of global research at Frontier Strategy Group.
“The strategy will work better in emerging markets where rates have room to move and, in turn, will positively impact consumption,” he said.
In China, following recent data showing that CPI inflation has peaked and growth has moderated further, the People’s Bank of China has begun to “fine-tune its policies to create easier monetary conditions,” according to Dariusz Kowalczyk, strategist for Asia excluding Japan at Credit Agricole.
China’s central bank has been trying to push money-market rates higher since June, which may be taken as a move to foster easier monetary conditions, he said in a recent research note.
The move in China toward creating easier monetary conditions “does not signal a major easing in the form of a cut in policy rates or reserve requirement ratio or re-pegging of the [yuan] to the U.S. dollar, but a minor adjustment to create easier liquidity conditions in the money market,” Kowalczyk said.
Easing monetary policies now, however, will do little good for the economic outlook much further out — at least until a more long-term solution is identified.
Said Granite Consulting’s Bechara: As central banks “prepare another shot of loose money to stave off the descent of the [economic] roller coaster, we can only hope that at some point they will realize that we need an actual cure for our underlying economic problems — and not another shot of cortisone-like loose money, which makes things feel good for a short time but sets up the next fall.”
president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech Monday, hinting at the
option of a third round of quantitative easing.
“The Fed seems to be pushing the global agenda towards continued dovishness
and accommodation and easing,” Hastings said. The Fed also is “pressuring
the global yield curve lower in order to force easing around the world,
which would of course prevent the U.S. dollar /quotes/zigman/1652083 DXY +0.
08% from declining too much against other currencies.”
The need to push the yield curve lower, he added, is “logical” since,
regardless of how Europe and Italy play out this week, “there is a need for
global central bank collaboration on more stimulus and more long-term
funding of various initiatives.”
Doves fly free
Currently, central banks with a dovish stance on monetary policy include
Turkey, Canada, Brazil, Australia, Hungary, Norway, England and India. China
may also be hinting at easier monetary conditions.
“Central banks have yet to realize that the cumulative effect of their
policies has been to create an economic roller coaster,” said Michael
Bechara, managing director at risk-management firm Granite Consulting Group.
“We are now nearing the top of the track and they are seeing the steep
descent ahead — hence the dovishness.”
Nicolas Godt/MarketWatch
The Reserve Bank of India in Mumbai. Last week, Brazil’s central bank
chopped another half-percentage point off the benchmark interest rate,
sending it to 11.5%. The bank in late August unexpectedly cut the rate by
that same amount.
Following the move, BNP Paribas cut its 2011 GDP growth forecast for Brazil
on Friday to 2.8% from 3.5%, with Marcelo Carvalho, who heads Latin American
research at the banking group, noting that weak growth will “whet policy
makers’ appetite for aggressive rate cuts.” Read more on Brazil’s
economic outlook
Comforting move
Even central banks in emerging markets, which were recently hawkish — plagued by fears of inflation amid strong growth — are starting to turn dovish.
The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday hiked interest rates by a quarter-point, as expected, but it lowered the growth forecast for the year and hinted that a pause is likely at its December meeting. Read more on India’s rate-policy decision.
“The tone of the accompanying statement was more dovish with a greater emphasis on downside risks to growth and signs of optimism that inflation pressures will start to ease in coming months,” said Brian Jackson, a strategist at RBC, in a note Tuesday.
In its statement, the RBI said that data suggests the “inflation momentum” has turned lower and if the “inflation trajectory conforms to projections, further rate hikes may not be warranted.”
For some emerging markets where macroeconomic risks are clearly to the downside, “central banks will be more comfortable cutting rates to stimulate growth,” said Matt Lasov, director of global research at Frontier Strategy Group.
“The strategy will work better in emerging markets where rates have room to move and, in turn, will positively impact consumption,” he said.
In China, following recent data showing that CPI inflation has peaked and growth has moderated further, the People’s Bank of China has begun to “fine-tune its policies to create easier monetary conditions,” according to Dariusz Kowalczyk, strategist for Asia excluding Japan at Credit Agricole.
China’s central bank has been trying to push money-market rates higher since June, which may be taken as a move to foster easier monetary conditions, he said in a recent research note.
The move in China toward creating easier monetary conditions “does not signal a major easing in the form of a cut in policy rates or reserve requirement ratio or re-pegging of the [yuan] to the U.S. dollar, but a minor adjustment to create easier liquidity conditions in the money market,” Kowalczyk said.
Easing monetary policies now, however, will do little good for the economic outlook much further out — at least until a more long-term solution is identified.
Said Granite Consulting’s Bechara: As central banks “prepare another shot of loose money to stave off the descent of the [economic] roller coaster, we can only hope that at some point they will realize that we need an actual cure for our underlying economic problems — and not another shot of cortisone-like loose money, which makes things feel good for a short time but sets up the next fall.”
w*n
3 楼
找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信息。
这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
d*0
4 楼
上margin, 上call呀
童鞋们！！！！
童鞋们！！！！
m*e
5 楼
pending中的专利不好吹吧
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信
息。
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
【在 w******n 的大作中提到】
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信息。
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信
息。
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
【在 w******n 的大作中提到】
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信息。
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
Z*g
6 楼
麻烦你让活剥睡个好觉好不好，人屁股刚清凉一下
the
the
dovishness
pressuring
0.
for
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: The Fed is considering a range of tools to boost growth, William Dudley, the
: president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech Monday, hinting at the
: option of a third round of quantitative easing.
: “The Fed seems to be pushing the global agenda towards continued dovishness
: and accommodation and easing,” Hastings said. The Fed also is “pressuring
: the global yield curve lower in order to force easing around the world,
: which would of course prevent the U.S. dollar /quotes/zigman/1652083 DXY +0.
: 08% from declining too much against other currencies.”
: The need to push the yield curve lower, he added, is “logical” since,
: regardless of how Europe and Italy play out this week, “there is a need for
the
the
dovishness
pressuring
0.
for
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: The Fed is considering a range of tools to boost growth, William Dudley, the
: president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech Monday, hinting at the
: option of a third round of quantitative easing.
: “The Fed seems to be pushing the global agenda towards continued dovishness
: and accommodation and easing,” Hastings said. The Fed also is “pressuring
: the global yield curve lower in order to force easing around the world,
: which would of course prevent the U.S. dollar /quotes/zigman/1652083 DXY +0.
: 08% from declining too much against other currencies.”
: The need to push the yield curve lower, he added, is “logical” since,
: regardless of how Europe and Italy play out this week, “there is a need for
w*n
7 楼
没有丝毫关系，关键是商业应用和转化。甚至专利有没有都没关系。
因为需要论证的是楼主的工作造成的结果。
而不是论证专利，专利不过是一个法律保护手段，本身并没有丝毫的论证力量。
: pending中的专利不好吹吧
: 息。
【在 m******e 的大作中提到】
: pending中的专利不好吹吧
:
:
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信
: 息。
:
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
:
因为需要论证的是楼主的工作造成的结果。
而不是论证专利，专利不过是一个法律保护手段，本身并没有丝毫的论证力量。
: pending中的专利不好吹吧
: 息。
【在 m******e 的大作中提到】
: pending中的专利不好吹吧
:
:
: 找到所有能建立你和这个专利相关的文件，商业盈利的证据，用户对象，产品信
: 息。
:
: 这个是非常有力的证据，价值超过1000个引用了，一定要把功夫做足了！
:
h*r
8 楼
he covered,
he is not a frog
【在 Z****g 的大作中提到】
: 麻烦你让活剥睡个好觉好不好，人屁股刚清凉一下
:
: the
: the
: dovishness
: pressuring
: 0.
: for
he is not a frog
【在 Z****g 的大作中提到】
: 麻烦你让活剥睡个好觉好不好，人屁股刚清凉一下
:
: the
: the
: dovishness
: pressuring
: 0.
: for
m*c
9 楼
了解了，谢谢。
本来没注意到，昨天公司管专利的拿文件让我签，多嘴问了一句，说已经卖了很多产品
了，要赶快把专利递上去。
本来没注意到，昨天公司管专利的拿文件让我签，多嘴问了一句，说已经卖了很多产品
了，要赶快把专利递上去。
c*r
10 楼
咋，从昨天穿越回来了？
w*n
11 楼
这个情况太好了，赶快收集所有相关的产品信息！
把这个证据做充实了！
毫不夸张的说，这样的案子比2000-4000的引用也要好多了。
因为成果是高中毕业的USCIS能够看明白，而不是从研究文献里找被应用，说的云里雾
里，USCIS的评审员看不懂。
好好做案子，没问题的，这个地方不要靠律师，一定要自己花力气。
因为基本没有律师会做这种非常规，非老三样的案子，特别是不能套模板的案子。他们
不肯花力气。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 了解了，谢谢。
: 本来没注意到，昨天公司管专利的拿文件让我签，多嘴问了一句，说已经卖了很多产品
: 了，要赶快把专利递上去。
把这个证据做充实了！
毫不夸张的说，这样的案子比2000-4000的引用也要好多了。
因为成果是高中毕业的USCIS能够看明白，而不是从研究文献里找被应用，说的云里雾
里，USCIS的评审员看不懂。
好好做案子，没问题的，这个地方不要靠律师，一定要自己花力气。
因为基本没有律师会做这种非常规，非老三样的案子，特别是不能套模板的案子。他们
不肯花力气。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 了解了，谢谢。
: 本来没注意到，昨天公司管专利的拿文件让我签，多嘴问了一句，说已经卖了很多产品
: 了，要赶快把专利递上去。
e*s
12 楼
Market Extra Archives | Email alerts
Oct. 25, 2011, 5:18 p.m. EDT
Central banks’ new thinking could boost markets
Interest rates move lower worldwide as inflation fears ebb
Oct. 25, 2011, 5:18 p.m. EDT
Central banks’ new thinking could boost markets
Interest rates move lower worldwide as inflation fears ebb
m*e
13 楼
大狮子的建议很好，收集所有证据证明你的工作造成的结果，比如增加了公司的盈利
但是，专利授权也是个法律问题，IO即便是高中生也明白，申请不等于授权，如果最后
没授权给你而授权给别人，那么在法律上你对这个专利就没有贡献。。。
我的意见是多咨询几个律师，我当时交140的时候有两个授权专利和一个pending专利，
律师只让我claim了两个授权专利（算作contribution）。当然，我那三个专利都没有
商业转化，跟楼主的情况不同。。。my two cents
但是，专利授权也是个法律问题，IO即便是高中生也明白，申请不等于授权，如果最后
没授权给你而授权给别人，那么在法律上你对这个专利就没有贡献。。。
我的意见是多咨询几个律师，我当时交140的时候有两个授权专利和一个pending专利，
律师只让我claim了两个授权专利（算作contribution）。当然，我那三个专利都没有
商业转化，跟楼主的情况不同。。。my two cents
Z*g
14 楼
哦，两套宅子到手了吧
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: he covered,
: he is not a frog
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: he covered,
: he is not a frog
s*s
15 楼
如果有实打实的工业化应用，而且你能找到使用你专利的公司，并且给你出个证明，这
个可是比什么引用上百之类的有效果。可以看我的文章，我就是这么做的。祝好运
个可是比什么引用上百之类的有效果。可以看我的文章，我就是这么做的。祝好运
d*0
16 楼
新闻是一小时前刚出的，如果你昨天看到了，应该是别的谣言。
1 hour ago – The Fed is considering a range of tools to boost growth,
William Dudley, the president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech
Monday, ...
【在 c*****r 的大作中提到】
: 咋，从昨天穿越回来了？
1 hour ago – The Fed is considering a range of tools to boost growth,
William Dudley, the president of the New York Fed Bank, said in a speech
Monday, ...
【在 c*****r 的大作中提到】
: 咋，从昨天穿越回来了？
a*o
17 楼
告诉公司，产品已经上市，专利晚了就不构成创新了。快速递交一个provisional专利
，然后递交正式的
，然后递交正式的
t*y
18 楼
墙姐NB，一分钟不到就把文章看完了?
我看了一下，觉得谣言编造痕迹非常明显。
我看了一下，觉得谣言编造痕迹非常明显。
s*s
19 楼
不过说实话，provisional专利好像也得一年才能通过。。不过如果正如楼主所说，真
的有大量的工业化应用，这个是绝对的eb1a。加油，可以好好包装一下。
的有大量的工业化应用，这个是绝对的eb1a。加油，可以好好包装一下。
d*0
20 楼
黄金又得冲上云霄了，赶紧买呀，下一个1800指日可待了～～～～LOL
e*x
21 楼
只要能论述确凿的成果与你有关，就可以用。
d*0
22 楼
rumor都是uncertain的，但有些rumor是为了试探市场反应的。如果市场反应良性循环
，那么可行性更大。
宁可信其有，不可信其无。
【在 t***y 的大作中提到】
: 墙姐NB，一分钟不到就把文章看完了?
: 我看了一下，觉得谣言编造痕迹非常明显。
，那么可行性更大。
宁可信其有，不可信其无。
【在 t***y 的大作中提到】
: 墙姐NB，一分钟不到就把文章看完了?
: 我看了一下，觉得谣言编造痕迹非常明显。
k*g
23 楼
感觉实际效益确实比一般千把引用更有说服力。关键是怎么证明这千万件交易是由你的
工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的交易量
，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转让给了
一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，感觉这
就是个比较可靠的证据。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 有个专利已经被大量使用，应该有千万件级别，但是公司才提交上去。
: 不知道能不能写，能写的话怎么来说呢？
工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的交易量
，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转让给了
一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，感觉这
就是个比较可靠的证据。
【在 m******c 的大作中提到】
: 有个专利已经被大量使用，应该有千万件级别，但是公司才提交上去。
: 不知道能不能写，能写的话怎么来说呢？
w*i
24 楼
让我们把泡泡吹得更大点，好吗？
m*e
25 楼
专利申请要至少两年以后才能授权，授权以后才能谈转让，楼主这种情况已经来不及了
。。。还是按照大狮子的建议，尽量收集证据证明自己对公司对行业的贡献，专利申请
也许可以提一下，但不要使劲吹，不然就是给IO提供了一个痛点
: 感觉实际效益确实比一般千把引用更有说服力。关键是怎么证明这千万件交易是
由你的
: 工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的
交易量
: ，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转
让给了
: 一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，
感觉这
: 就是个比较可靠的证据。
【在 k***g 的大作中提到】
: 感觉实际效益确实比一般千把引用更有说服力。关键是怎么证明这千万件交易是由你的
: 工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的交易量
: ，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转让给了
: 一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，感觉这
: 就是个比较可靠的证据。
。。。还是按照大狮子的建议，尽量收集证据证明自己对公司对行业的贡献，专利申请
也许可以提一下，但不要使劲吹，不然就是给IO提供了一个痛点
: 感觉实际效益确实比一般千把引用更有说服力。关键是怎么证明这千万件交易是
由你的
: 工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的
交易量
: ，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转
让给了
: 一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，
感觉这
: 就是个比较可靠的证据。
【在 k***g 的大作中提到】
: 感觉实际效益确实比一般千把引用更有说服力。关键是怎么证明这千万件交易是由你的
: 工作引发的，而不是因为别的原因？作为任何一个成规模的公司，都会有客观的交易量
: ，但是不能公司每个员工都说这是自己的工作引发的。如果你有个专利，把它转让给了
: 一个大公司，转让费用很高，后续这个公司用这个专利保护下的产品销量很大，感觉这
: 就是个比较可靠的证据。
c*r
26 楼
嘿嘿。。。
said in a speech Monday, ...
【在 d********0 的大作中提到】
: rumor都是uncertain的，但有些rumor是为了试探市场反应的。如果市场反应良性循环
: ，那么可行性更大。
: 宁可信其有，不可信其无。
said in a speech Monday, ...
【在 d********0 的大作中提到】
: rumor都是uncertain的，但有些rumor是为了试探市场反应的。如果市场反应良性循环
: ，那么可行性更大。
: 宁可信其有，不可信其无。
b*n
27 楼
不要乱说。我今天问了hobo。空仓都在。没有cover.
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: he covered,
: he is not a frog
【在 h********r 的大作中提到】
: he covered,
: he is not a frog
k*8
28 楼
very beautiful...
bear's集结号吹响了
就在今晚
bear's集结号吹响了
就在今晚
I*d
29 楼
你又要被降级了，昨天的news昨天已经high过。
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