Tbumi kan ga jelas..dia lg full cash soalnya hahaha
On Fri Apr 9th, 2010 10:49 PM EDT JT™ wrote:
>Ah ngga, tadi kebetulan aje rutin ngecek DOW tiap pagi di BB, trus forward dah
>newsnya langsung dari bloomberg BB.., inget postingan TBumi minggu lalu
>soale.... Hehe
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>Tapi memang weekend ini ane akan full 'ngurusin' saham, soalnya hari ini sama
>besok ada gathering di Hotel Santika, hehehe.....
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>JT
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: agung aja <agung.ke...@yahoo.com>
>Date: Fri, 9 Apr 2010 19:41:54
>To: <obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [ob] To TBumi - U.S. Stocks Rise as Inventories Point to
>Strengthening Economy
>
>prof, weekend nih, masih bahas saham aje, mendingan cari tempat buat ngebir
>ntar malem hahahaha
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>regards
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>From: JT™ <jsxtra...@yahoo.com>
>To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Sat, April 10, 2010 9:29:17 AM
>Subject: Re: [ob] To TBumi - U.S. Stocks Rise as Inventories Point to
>Strengthening Economy
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>Yg gua lebih heran lagi, ngakunya investor, tapi yg dipantau pergerakan harga
>harian...... Hehe....
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>Sorry TBumi, nothing personal, sekedar mengcounter posting ente yg bombastis
>aja...... Hehehe.....
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>JT
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: ferry.wachj...@gmail.com
>Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2010 02:18:16
>To: <obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: Re: [ob] To TBumi - U.S. Stocks Rise as Inventories Point to
>Strengthening Economy
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>Makanya heran juga. Koreksi dikit aja dibilang buble. Kemaren aja ada yg mau
>nawar TINS dibawah 2000, tunggu aja dech 3th lagi. Btw indikator ekonomi sudah
>buble apa ya?
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>Rgds,
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: "JT™" jsxtra...@yahoo.com
>Date: Sat, 10 Apr 2010 02:13:08
>To: <obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com>
>Subject: [ob] To TBumi - U.S. Stocks Rise as Inventories Point to
>Strengthening Economy
>
>Pak TBum, Dow ngaceng lagi tuh Boss, Ngga jadi dah Panic Selling... Hehe
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>April 9 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, sending the Dow Jones Industrial
>Average briefly above 11,000 for the first time since September 2008, as
>growth in wholesale inventories added to signs the economy is strengthening.
>
>Chevron Corp. led the Dow’s gain after saying its oil refineries returned to
>profitability. Dish Network Corp. and Abercrombie & Fitch Co. rallied at least
>3.5 percent on analyst upgrades. Equities also advanced as European officials
>said they’re ready to bail out Greece if needed, assuaging concern a default
>by the nation will stifle the global economic recovery.
>
>The S&P 500 gained 0.7 percent to an 18-month high of 1,194.37 at 4 p.m. in
>New York and rose 1.4 percent over the past five days for a sixth-straight
>weekly gain, its longest streak in a year. The Dow increased 70.28 points, or
>0.6 percent, to 10,997.35 and reached as high as 11,000.98.
>
>“We’ve seen some pretty decent strength,” said Walter Todd, who helps manage
>$800 million in assets at Greenwood Capital Associates in South Carolina.
>“Look at the cyclically strong economic growth we’re seeing, there’s no
>question about that, in terms of economic statistics, retail sales, earnings.”
>
>U.S. stocks rose yesterday as retailers rallied on faster- than-estimated
>sales growth, helping the market recover from an early slump triggered by
>concern over Greece’s debt crisis. The S&P 500 has climbed 7.1 percent this
>year and the Dow is up 5.5 percent. This week’s gains came after the
>government reported the biggest growth in jobs in three years on April 2,
>while pending home sales unexpectedly rose.
>
>Dow 11,000
>
>The Dow ended less than three points below 11,000, a level it hasn’t closed
>above since September 2008, when Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for
>bankruptcy. Although the index crossed above and below 11,000 in 1999 and
>2000, it didn’t “definitively” rise above it until 2006, Jeffrey Kleintop, who
>helps oversee about $279 billion as chief market strategist at LPL Financial
>in Boston, wrote in a note e-mailed today.
>
>“The move to 11,000 is a clear sign of a well-advanced recovery,” he wrote.
>“The rally becomes more meaningful for some once the Dow gets back to 11,000,
>where it was before Lehman Brothers failed -- the event that precipitated the
>peak of the financial crisis and recession.”
>
>Gains today came after the European Union agreed on a “support plan” for
>Greece that they are ready to put in place, French President Nicolas Sarkozy
>told reporters in Paris today. The European Central Bank plans to call a
>Governing Council teleconference this evening to discuss the latest
>developments, two people familiar with the matter said on condition of
>anonymity. An ECB spokeswoman declined to comment.
>
>Greek Plan
>
>The lack of detail on a rescue plan and the speed at which the situation is
>deteriorating mean the nation may need to seek emergency aid from the
>International Monetary Fund within days, UBS AG economists said. Greek stocks
>and bonds have plunged this year, with the premium investors demand to own the
>nation’s 10- year debt instead of benchmark German bonds climbing yesterday to
>the highest since before the euro was introduced in 1999.
>
>“The recent market action means that an external intervention may be
>unavoidable and could happen very soon as the situation is untenable,” UBS
>economists including Stephane Deo wrote in a note to investors late yesterday.
>“We think an intervention over the weekend is a distinct possibility.”
>
>A Commerce Department report showed inventories at wholesalers rose in
>February for the first time in three months, a sign companies are ramping up
>orders as sales climbed. Inventories increased 0.6 percent, more than the 0.4
>percent median forecast of 35 economists in a Bloomberg survey.
>
>Energy Leads
>
>A gauge of energy companies had the biggest gain in the S&P 500 among 10
>industries, climbing 1.1 percent. The group has had the best start to the
>second quarter, rallying 4.1 percent, followed by financial stocks with a 3.8
>percent advance.
>
>Today’s advance in energy equities came even as oil and gasoline retreated.
>Natural gas surged 4.1 percent after dropping for three days.
>
>Chevron said its oil refineries returned to profitability during the first
>quarter as margins earned from processing crude into fuel widened. The
>second-largest U.S. energy producer advanced 2.4 percent to $79.50, its
>biggest gain since February.
>
>Atlas Energy Inc. climbed 20 percent to $38.25, the most in a year, after
>saying it will transfer an interest in Marcellus Shale assets to a wholly
>owned affiliate in a transaction valued at $1.7 billion. Range Resources Corp.
>also advanced, adding 4 percent to $50.28.
>
>Gold Climbs
>
>Barrick Gold Corp., the world’s biggest producer of the precious metal,
>increased 0.8 percent to $41.29. Gold for June delivery climbed 0.8 percent to
>$1,161.90 an ounce, its highest price since December, gaining as an
>alternative to currencies.
>
>DISH, the second-largest satellite TV provider, rallied 3.5 percent to $21.77
>after UBS boosted its rating to “buy” from “neutral,” citing competitive and
>economic improvements. Abercrombie & Fitch advanced 6.6 percent to $49.98
>after Bank of America Merrill Lynch upgraded the shares to “neutral” from
>“underperform.”
>
>J.C. Penney Co. was added to the Goldman Sachs “conviction buy list” and had
>its shares raised to “buy” from “neutral.” The stock advanced 1.7 percent to
>$31.52.
>
>Intel Corp. gained 1.1 percent to $22.55 after Canaccord Adams Ltd. said the
>chipmaker probably saw better-than-expected demand for notebooks last quarter
>and raised its share-price estimate to $27 from $25.
>
>Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. surged the most in the S&P 500, as CNBC reported
>speculation private-equity investors may take over the engineering company.
>The shares climbed 7.5 percent to $47.61.
>
>Earnings
>
>S&P 500 companies will post a 30 percent profit growth for the first quarter,
>according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg. Alcoa Inc., which fell 3.2
>percent for the second-biggest drop in the S&P 500 today, is scheduled to post
>results on April 12.
>
>“The sellers might emerge once we get into the actual reports,” Kleintop said
>in an interview. “Expectations just get really high.” Kleintop wrote in a note
>today that he expects a 5 percent to 10 percent pullback as companies start to
>report earnings.
>
>Cummins Inc. rose 1.6 percent to $66.07 as UBS upgraded its recommendation on
>North America’s largest maker of heavy-duty diesel truck engines to “buy” from
>“neutral.”
>
>Constellation Brands Inc. dropped 2.5 percent to $16.43 after forecasting
>profit excluding some items that trailed the average analyst estimate.
>
>To contact the reporters on this story: Whitney Kisling in New York at
>wkisl...@bloomberg.net .
>
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