wah Mbah udah mulai parno nich... tapi ngak apa2 Mbah biar terus semangat muda... mo yach pink polos berenda atau yg loreng macan, sorry yah bu EL ketahuan dech...(kidding).
salam, AR On 4/4/08, jsx_consultant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > HARI ini embah akan MENGHAJAR semua bandar BEARISH termasuk > si SOROS... > > Gimana BESOK, cukup liat CAPITAL FLOW embah nanti malam.. > > Maen dibursa jangan baca tulisan si Soros, Si Soros aja mau > ngambil duit anda, kalo engga GIMANA dia bisa kaya ?. > > Kalo mau kasih duit ama embah ajah...hehehe... > > ISH +26, kalo IHSG +75 ... MAU KASIH APA ama embah ? > > Embah sih mau minta CD nya El aja, harum.... > > --- In obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com <obrolan-bandar%40yahoogroups.com>, > Marina Utama <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > wrote: > > > > Here guys, we will see additional market declines after brief > rebound so be careful just hang on tight! This is according to our > Master Guru--- George Soros, believe it or not, just wanna share and > don't wanna to be "Sponge" just absorbed everything without share :) > > > > Rgds, > > > > > > Soros Sees Additional Market Declines After Reprieve (Update1) > > > > By Katherine Burton > > > > > > > > April 3 (Bloomberg) -- Billionaire George Soros called the > current financial crisis the worst since the Great Depression and > said markets will fall more this year after a brief rebound. > > ``We had a good bottom,'' Soros said yesterday in an interview in > New York, referring to the rally in stocks and the dollar after > JPMorgan Chase & Co. agreed to buy Bear Stearns Cos. on March 17. > ``This will probably not prove to be the final bottom,'' he said, > adding the rebound may last six weeks to three months as the U.S. > moves closer to a recession. > > Last summer, worried about market disruptions that started with > rising subprime-mortgage defaults, Soros, 77, returned to a more > active role in managing the $17 billion Quantum Endowment Fund, whose > profits pay for his philanthropic projects. Quantum returned an > average of 30 percent a year before Soros started using outside > managers in 2000 for much of his money. > > He also decided to write a book, his 10th, ``The New Paradigm for > Financial Markets'' (Public Affairs, 2008). Released today online, > the book explains the causes of the current meltdown, a crisis he > says has been in the making since 1980, and the trades he put in > place this year to protect his wealth, much of it in Quantum. > > Soros has bet on declines in the dollar, 10-year Treasuries and > U.S. and European stocks this year. He expected foreign currencies to > rise, as well as Chinese and Indian equities. The latter bet helped > Quantum return 32 percent in 2007. Quantum's returns this year have > ranged from up 3 percent to down 3 percent. > > `Heightened Uncertainty' > > The euro has climbed 7.5 percent against the dollar this year and > the Japanese yen has gained 9.1 percent. These and other currencies > may continue to strengthen, he said. > > ``There is an increasing unwillingness to hold dollars, though > there's a lack of suitable alternatives,'' he said. ``It's a period > of heightened uncertainty.'' > > Federal Reserve officials dropped their benchmark interest rate 2 > percentage points this year to 2.25 percent, and Soros doesn't see > that they can lower the rate much further, given the weak dollar. > > ``We are close to the limit,'' he said. > > New York Federal Reserve Bank President Timothy Geithner said > today capital markets are still ``substantially impaired'' and policy > makers and financial industry leaders must ``act forcefully'' to stem > the crisis. > > As for his wagers on developing markets, Soros hasn't abandoned > his holdings in India, even with the 22 percent drop in the benchmark > Indian index this year. > > ``The fundamentals remain good,'' he said. He is less certain > about what will happen to Chinese H shares, which trade in Hong Kong. > They've fallen 18.5 percent this year. > > > > Credit-Default Swaps > > Credit default swaps -- a way to bet on the creditworthiness of a > company -- may be the next crisis area because the market is > unregulated, and it's impossible to know whether counterparties can > meet their obligations in the event of a bond default. The market has > a notional value of about $45 trillion -- or about half the total > wealth of U.S. households. > > Soros recommends the creation of an exchange with a sound capital > structure and strict margin requirements, where current and future > contracts could be traded. > > The cause of the current troubles dates back to 1980, when U.S. > President Ronald Reagan and U.K. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher > came to power, Soros said. It was during this time that borrowing > ballooned and regulation of banks and financial markets became less > stringent. > > > > Avoiding a `Super-Bubble' > > These leaders, Soros said, believed that markets are self- > correcting, meaning that if prices get out of whack, they will > eventually revert to historical norms. Instead, this laissez- faire > attitude created the current housing bubble, which in turn led to the > seizing up of credit markets and the demise of Bear Stearns, Soros > said. > > To avoid a super-bubble in the future, Soros said banks must > control their own borrowing. They must also curtail lending to > clients such as hedge funds by demanding greater collateral and > margin requirements on loans. > > Asked if such moves would make it impossible to achieve returns > like those of his pre-2000 days, Soros laughed. > > ``Since I'm designing these regulations, they would not hurt > me,'' he said. ``We made direction bets but we haven't used > leverage'' like the $25-to-$1 borrowing that brought down John > Meriwether's Long-Term Capital Management LLC in 1998. > > To contact the reporter on this story: Katherine Burton in New > York at [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Last Updated: April 3, 2008 11:40 EDT > > > > --------------------------------- > > You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of > Blockbuster Total Access, No Cost. > > > > >
