After the massive bloodshed in the past few months, the world financial markets saw some relief at last with policies makers around the world intervening to stabilize the financial markets. The Chinese government pull out all guns by announcing a new raft of infrastructure investment projects and cutting interest rates to calm the jittery markets over its slowing economy. The US central bank cooperated by 'hinting" that they may not raise interest rates this year, due to uncertain "external factors" and a rapidly rising USD. Over at Europe, the Greek financial market normalized at last, recovering from the self-inflicted "Grexit" saga earlier in the year. Thanks to the Emerging market crisis, Euro appreciated rapidly in the past few months, prompting the EU central bank to announce a potential round of additional Quantitative Easing (QE) at the end of 2015. With the financial markets in full rally mode, which region will ......