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George Clooney, MPTF Board Member, Issues Call to Action
George Clooney, MPTF Board Member, Issues Call to Action
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 23, 2012) - Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation and Chairman of the MPTF Foundation Committee, today announced the launch of the Motion Picture & Television Fund's $350 million campaign to sustain the charity's activities for the foreseeable future. At a media breakfast at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Katzenberg also introduced Board Member George Clooney as his partner in the Campaign.
"I am proud to be part of the MPTF legacy of taking care of our own. Our business is more than a job -- it is a way of life, and MPTF has been the essential safety net for more than 90 years," said Jeffrey Katzenberg. "This campaign is the way my generation can ensure that MPTF will be there to serve future generations forever."
As chairman of the MPTF Foundation Committee, Mr. Katzenberg has been a tireless advocate and fundraiser as well as a generous supporter of MPTF with his wife Marilyn. At today's announcement, Katzenberg and Clooney acknowledged lead gifts from Steve Bing, George Clooney, Tom Cruise, Barry Diller, Fox Entertainment Group, David Geffen, Jeffrey and Marilyn Katzenberg, Michael Lewis, Jerrold Perenchio, Todd Phillips, Joe Roth, Patrick Soon-Shiong, Kate Capshaw Spielberg and Steven Spielberg, Thomas and Alba Tull, Casey Wasserman, and John and Marilyn Wells. To date, Katzenberg has helped secure $200 million in pledges and donations to the MPTF Campaign -- achieving more than half of the total campaign goal.
Katzenberg introduced Clooney as "a good friend of MPTF and a committed philanthropist." In his remarks, Clooney said, "I've seen first-hand for many years the great work of the MPTF. I was raised to believe that as a community we should be judged by how we take care of people who can't take care of themselves. This is our community. This is our commitment; to make sure that the MPTF is still standing strong for generations to come."
Clooney unveiled a vintage coin box emblazoned with the charity's original name -- Motion Picture Relief Fund. He noted that the box was intended not only to remind the industry of where and when the charity began, but also to represent how every gift large and small counts.
MPTF CEO Bob Beitcher highlighted the increasing vulnerability of a large segment of the entertainment industry community due to changes in union and guild health and pension plans and potential erosion of the national social safety net. "Over the next 20 years, approximately 100,000 industry members and their families, our very own baby boomers, will be retiring," Beitcher said. "And the fact is that today we can't anticipate what kind of help and support they'll need from MPTF. But we can be certain that there will continue to be needs that otherwise won't be filled without the support of our charity."
"MPTF is greater than the sum of its parts, more than just the services it provides: it's the spirit that unites the industry in supporting each other in times of need," Beitcher concluded.
Katzenberg added, "With Bob Beitcher at the helm, strategically guiding the structure and long-term vision for the charity, and with George Clooney and many other dedicated advocates, I am confident we will achieve our goal of $350 million."
About the Motion Picture & Television Fund
For 90 years, the MPTF has served as a beacon of hope for entertainment industry members in their time of need. As a charitable organization, the MPTF provides financial assistance and services essential to the wellbeing of the community and is a leader in the development and implementation of services and programs for seniors and those who care for them. The charity is supported by the generosity of corporate donors and fellow entertainment industry members who contribute their time and money knowing if they were ever in a tight spot, the MPTF would be there for them too. For more information, visit www.mptvfund.org.
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To employ the Rule of Seven, we will multiply the first leg by the following fractions to estimate goals and produce price targets: 7/4, 7/3, 7/2 and 7/1. It is the use of 7 in the numerator that gives this strategy its name.
Step 1: Measure the distance of the initial leg extremes.
D = High - Low
Step 2: Determine the goals by multiplying the distance by the Rule fractions:
7/4 x D = 1.75 * 0.40 = 0.70
7/3 x D = 2.33 * 0.40 = 0.932
7/2 x D = 3.5 * 0.40 = 1.40
7/1 x D = 7 * 0.40 = 2.80
Step 3: Add the goals to the original low price to determine price targets:
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1.2550 + 1.40 = 2.6550
1.2550 + 2.80 = 4.0550
Because $1.6550 was the high of the first leg, once copper completes its retracement and then surpasses $1.6550 by 3% ($1.6996.), (a more aggressive trader could use an entry trigger of 1.5%), the next target is activated. Because this is a minor leg, we expect to see both of our first two price targets achieved, and usually within a period not exceeding three times the initial leg. Price now has a 95% probability of achieving $1.9550, which it does on April 3, 2009. The initial target may serve as a stopping point, or price may continue toward the second target.
On April 14, the second target was exceeded with copper reaching $2.2340, the high of the move. Price promptly retreated to $1.9005 on April 28. This retreat set up our first major leg (see "Second leg," ). We can employ the rule to find longer time frame targets.
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Target 2: 3.5393
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Copper crosses back above $2.2340 on June 1, 2009, closing at $2.3190, more than 3% beyond the recent high, thereby setting up the first price target. The first leg lasted four months and seven days, so we loosely expect to achieve $2.9683 with 95% probability around Aug. 19. Price tops at $2.9890 on Aug. 31 and then retreats to $2.640 on Oct. 2. An astute trader could have entered at $2.3190 and exited at $2.9685 and picked up 64.95¢ in 90 days — a $16,087.50 profit after allowing $150 for slippage and commissions (see "Second leg,").
Now, our astute trader sits back and waits to see if price exceeds the $2.9683 target by 3%, or $3.0573. On Oct. 21, copper hits a daily high of $3.0575, triggering the next target of $3.5393. Because this is the second target, the probability of success is reduced to about 90%, and a price high just short of this target must be considered possible. We expect to see this move high achieved sometime around Dec. 24, or three times 127 days from the initial Dec. 8, 2008, date. We go long at $3.0575 with a target of $3.4950, allowing for a price failure just shy of the $3.5393 target.
On Jan. 7, 2010, or 14 calendar days late of our forecast, price tops at $3.5440. It promptly falls back to a low of $2.8110 on Feb. 5. The trader just made another 43.75¢, or $21,725 net in under three months. The next step is to sit back and wait for price to exceed $3.6455 and re-enter, looking for $4.6815. Because that would be the third major target, the probability of reaching it is reduced to about 80%, so the trader might set a lower mental target and expect to see price move into this range by roughly Sept. 4, 2010. Nevertheless, combining the minor and major targets, the trader would reasonably be assured that an entry over $3.6455 should achieve the $4.0550 level from the fourth minor target, perhaps as soon as April 26, 2010.
Short side seven
The Rule of Seven works equally well on the short side, but on a smaller price and time scale. The fraction multipliers change from the long side 7/4, 7/3, 7/2 and 7/1 to 7/5 (1.40), 7/4 (1.75), 7/3 (2.33) and 7/2 (3.5). The computed goal amount is subtracted from the initial high to produce the price targets.
Crude oil topped at $147.27 on July 11, 2008. It hit its first minor bottom at $120.42 on July 29, 2008, and then rallied a little and dropped again to $112.59 on Aug. 14, 2008, an intermediate leg and a distance of 34.68. It hit its next bottom at $90.51 on Sept. 16, 2008, a distance of 56.76, and set up a major leg. Applying the target distances sets up the minor, intermediate and major targets shown in the first table in "Price target breakdown" (above).
The $112.59 price was close to the $109.68 minor target and the $90.51 major bottom was loosely predicted by the $84.71 third minor target. Notice the confirmation in the roughly $85 target in the minor and intermediate legs, and the $67 target in the intermediate and major legs. Once price broke $86.58 less 3%, or $83.98, on Oct. 10, 2008, the next target of $67.81 was virtually a certainty. Price bounced off of $61.20 on Oct. 27.
As price had already broken the prior targets by 3%, the next targets were activated: $53.30 from the minor leg, $25.89 from the intermediate leg (both fourth targets) and $47.94 from the major leg. Because the $47.94 was a major leg second target, it was 90% likely to occur and did on Dec. 2, 2008. The $25.98 intermediate leg target was only about 70% likely. Price bottomed at $33.20 on Jan. 15, 2009, achieving the major target and falling short of the third major target ($15.02) and the fourth intermediate target.
The second table shows target dates for the minor, intermediate and major leg price targets, using our same rough time estimates as on the long side. Notice how the intermediate leg low occurred on almost the exact target date of the first minor low target and the same happened for the major low target.
Of course, the short side is constrained by a natural floor, which cannot trade beneath zero and usually cannot fall beneath the production cost of the commodity. Similarly, the long side may be subject to similar constraints in the commodities if price gets too high.
The Rule of Seven price heuristic works similarly well on very short time spans using a three-tick entry buffer. Using a 15-minute bar on the S&P 500 March 2010 contract, the high at 3:15 p.m. Eastern on Feb. 2, 2010, is 1,101.50. The minor, intermediate and major bottoms in the next move set up price targets as shown in the third table in "Price target breakdown."
The actual lows were 1,059.50 on Feb. 4, at 3:45 p.m.; 1050.60 at 6 a.m. on Feb. 5, and 1,041.00 at 1:45 p.m. on Feb. 5. Once again, notice how the first target of the minor wave (1,086.38) set up the first bottom of the intermediate wave (1,087.50) and the fourth target of the minor wave (1,063.70) predicted the first bottom of the major wave at 1,059.30. The first target of the major wave was 1,042.42, which proved to be the end of the downtrend begun on Feb. 4. An entry sell stop set at 1087.20 (three ticks below the intermediate low) sets up a nice trade. It is confirmed by the third and fourth minor targets, and the second and third intermediate targets, which then culminate in the fourth intermediate and second major targets. Selling at 1,087.20 and covering at 1,043 would produce a profit of 44 S&P points in two days, $4,250 in the mini-S&P after slippage and commissions.
No heuristic will be 100% accurate, but the Rule of Seven is a reliable indicator for dulling the profit-sapping effects of fear and greed. Traders should test the effectiveness of this simple tool with their own strategies and determine if it can help them take more money off the table and protect the paper profits they have achieved.
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In this video, Lim Swee Say claimed that he received his CPF statement every month. This is technically untrue because CPF statements not sent to account holders every month. However, you don't see any of our top bloggers calling Lim Swee Say a liar because this may just be a verbal slip, his memory may have failed him, he got confused with other accounts and it is irrelevant to the point he was trying to make. Even though he has been a CPF account holder for roughly 40 years, most of us gave him the benefit of the doubt. Of course, there are voices in various forums, chat rooms and coffee shops calling him "liar, liar" but the Internet is huge, you can always find someone saying anything you want to look up. The main stream media didn't go and pick this up, play it up and say that there are allegations that Lim Swee Say is a liar.
How did this whole episode about WP candidate Png get started:
1. Teo Chee Hean said that WP did not put their best candidate for Hougang because they didn't select Png for NCMP after the last GE - they instead chose Gerald Giam. This is a strange point to make because Choo is clearly not the best candidate the PAP has and PAP never puts its best "minister caliber" candidates in Hougang because they would lose,
2, Png defended himself saying he didn't support the NCMP scheme[Link] and during a walkabout exchanged comments with the media:
"I actually took my name out of the ballot for the NCMP post. Because I have a personal stand against the NCMP scheme, so that's why my name wasn't in the ballot. So I don't think DPM knows all of these..."
3. Leak minutes from WP CEC showed that Png's name was on the balloting paper[leak by "Secret Squirrel"].
4. Low Thia Kiang clarified that Png had express his strong opposition to NCMP scheme but the WP CEC that went ahead and included his name on the balloting paper. [Link]. Low further clarified that :
Speaking to Today, Mr Eric Tan, a former WP CEC member and leader of the party's East Coast GRC team last year, said that Mr Png did tell him and two other teammates Mr Gerald Giam and Ms Glenda Han - that he was not interested in being an NCMP. [Link[
With all the facts established that Png was not interested in the NCMP post and hence did not take part in the ballot (voting process) but his name was included in the balloting paper by the CEC as were all the members of East Coast GRC...the Straits Times chose to publish its highly damaging headlines "WP faces allegations of dishonesty".
"Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean said the episode raised questions on whether the WP was being 'honest and upfront' with Hougang voters." [Link]
Whether Png meant to say he was not on the balloting paper or he did not take part in the ballot or just wanted his name out of the ballot , they have to choose their own re-interpretation of his words to make him look like a liar. Its not like he told the world he received his CPF statements every month when he didn't - such a statement has no alternative interpretation but still most of us would give the person the benefit of the doubt.... that the speaker had slipped up verbally giving his speech rather than intentionally tried to mislead the audience. The interpretation of Png's words is also irrelevant to the main point he was making that he has no interest in the NCMP scheme.
That the PAP and the mainstream media go all out to damage the reputations of those in opposition running against them is nothing new. We saw it in the 2011 GE, we have seen it in the 2006 GE (Jame Gomez incident), and many times in past elections. The tactics that the PAP uses say a lot its values with regard to free and fair elections. Fairness appears to be so lacking in our society these days with the income gap widening....we are become more sensitive and wary to any kind of unfairness that take place; be it the treatment of our low wage workers or our beleaguered opposition. Instead of coming up with policies that would be beneficial to Singaporeans, the PAP uses old tactics that the electorate can already see through for votes. Winning support from the people is not all so difficult - you just have to evolve policies that benefit the people in the long run and the PAP seems to have great difficulty doing this nowadays.