Saya dari dulu udah jengkel ama broker satu ini. Kalo ngeluarin target price bener-bener tendensius dang ngawur. Masak target price bisa sampe separuh harga saat itu. ckckckckck. Herannya banyak juga yg ngikut rekomendasinya.
--- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew wijaya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So will you believe this broker house? > > 2008/1/2, Henry Liem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > ML lg BU nich... :P > > > > Salam NewBie, > > Liem > > > > > > Merrill Lynch Aiming to Raise More Capital? > > <http://www.briefing.com/GeneralContent/Investor/Active/ArticlePopup/ ArticlePopup.aspx? SiteName=Investor&ArticleId=NS20071231090719HeadlineHits> > > > > Merrill Lynch Aiming to Raise More Capital? > > Last Update: 31-Dec-07 09:06 ET > > > > > > Apparently, $6.2 billion doesn't go as far as it used to. Just a week > > removed from receiving a $6.2 billion capital infusion from Temasek Holdings > > and Davis Selected Advisers, Merrill Lynch (MER 52.97) is reportedly > > talking to Chinese and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds to raise > > capital, according to England's Observer. > > > > > > The paper didn't identify its sources for the article, yet it was also > > noted that John Thain, Merrill's new CEO, canceled New Year leave for his > > top staff. > > > > Merrill Lynch hasn't commented on the allegation. A report such as this, > > though, will typically draw a quick refute from the affected company if it > > is blatantly false. Absent a denial from Merrill Lynch, then, one has > > reason to believe there is validity to the report. > > > > Time will certainly tell, but for now, the market is cognizant that > > Merrill Lynch's mortgage-related problems run deep. Just how deep is the > > great unknown. Goldman Sachs last week boosted its fourth quarter > > write-down estimate for Merrill Lynch from $6.0 billion to $11.5 billion. > > In turn, the firm also cut its loss estimate from $1.50 per share to $7.00 > > per share. > > > > The idea that Merrill Lynch is still working to raise capital after a $6.2 > > billion injection, the bulk of which was reported to have been made at a 9% > > discount to the current stock price, is going to feed expectations that its > > fourth quarter report in mid-January is going to be quite ugly. > > > > This expectation is apt to keep the stock under wraps into the report. > > Arguably, though, the uglier the report is, the better, as it will drive a > > belief that Merrill Lynch is close to the bottom of the mortgage- related > > mess. Its ability to sell respected investors on making a capital injection > > during these dark times speaks to that point. > > > > >
