Pasukan BULLISH WARRIOR akhirnya memenangkan pertempuran pada sesi 2 siang ini.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS.....!!!!
Tampak tadi pasukan bearish warrior banyak yg berguguran. Kami turut berduka
cita sedalam-dalamnya, semoga mereka menjadi insaf dan kembali ke jalan yang
benar (tidak nge-short lagi)
Bagi yg td bs numpang kereta express BUMI, selamat, semoga bs digunakan utk
lebaran.....
Bagi investor ritel yg berguguran minggu lalu akibat ulah short seller,kami jg
turut berduka, dan semoga para broker dapat memberikan kebijakan yg ringan
menyangkut margin call mereka.
Kami msh akan menyusun strategi demi kemajuan bursa indonesia. Bagi investor yg
ingin mendaftar sbg pasukan BULLISH WARRIOR dipersilakan mendaftar melalui
email milist ini.
HIDUP PASUKAN BULLISH WARRIOR!!!!!
JAYALAH TERUS!!
==>>ulasan senin besok: DJ nanti mlm berpeluang rebound kembali, dan minyak
sudah mendekati $100 (good news for BUMI). Bursa asia dan eropa ditutup hijau
tebal semua. Senin diperkirakan terjadi konsolidasi mengimbangi kenaikan tinggi
hari ini,terutama BUMI yg sudah terbang tinggi. Beberapa saham gorengan masih
bs hidup kembali. <<==
salam cuan.
NB: utk eyang Ratman, milisnya tidak bisa dikirimi email, mohon di cek kembali.
terima kasih.
--- On Fri, 9/19/08, Soeratman Doerachman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
From: Soeratman Doerachman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [junior_Trader] Re: Fw: BULLISH WARRIOR ARE REAL WINNER - Short Seller
diancam
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, September 19, 2008, 7:20 AM
Seru nih. Aturan baru apa nanti yang akan dimunculkan oleh Otoritas
Bursa? ER pernah posting short sell tu jahat (soalnya reksadana ER yang sudah
hampir 100% gain dimakan lagi short seller hehehe. Tapi masih positip meskipun
sebel juga sih' Reksadana ERyang dimaksud ini pengalaman sekali mengalami turun
naiknya pasar. Tapi saat ini turunnya yang paling hebat.. ER hanya ingin
membuktikan bahwa dalam jangka panjang reksadana akan naik)
Yg jelas berita dibawah ini akan membawa angin segar.
Short Sellers Under Fire in U.S., U.K. After Lehman, AIG Fall
By Michael Tsang
Sept. 19 (Bloomberg) -- The Securities and Exchange Commission may halt short
selling of Wall Street brokerages, pressing an assault on speculators after the
collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and American International Group Inc.
Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index surged 2.3 percent following the
proposal. U.S. equities staged the biggest rally in six years yesterday after
the SEC stiffened other regulations aimed at curbing manipulative trading.
``The shorting rules gave investors the belief the world is not coming to an
end,'' said Phil Orlando, New York-based chief equity strategist at Federated
Investors Inc., which oversees $334 billion. ``You had a lot of the hedge funds
ganging up on these financial companies and putting them out of business.''
Hedge funds and investors who profit from share declines are being scrutinized
after $3 trillion was wiped from stocks globally this week as financial shares
swooned. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley, the remaining independent
securities firms on Wall Street, plunged by the most ever, prompting Morgan
Stanley Chief Executive Officer John Mack to say short sellers are using
abusive tactics to attack companies.
Financial regulators in the U.S. and U.K., attorneys general in New York, Texas
and Connecticut, and the three largest U.S. pension funds all began cracking
down on short sellers this week.
The SEC said yesterday it may require hedge funds to disclose short-sale
positions and subpoena their communications, while the Financial Services
Authority in the U.K. banned short sales of financial shares for the rest of
the year.
Banning Shorts
New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo started an investigation into whether
investors illegally drove down stock prices of financial firms. The California
Public Employees' Retirement System, California State Teachers' Retirement
System and the New York State Common Retirement Fund decided to stop lending
shares for short sales.
Short sellers try to profit by betting stock prices will fall. In a short sale,
traders borrow shares from their broker that they then sell. If the price
drops, they buy back the stock, return it to their broker and pocket the
difference.
In a practice called naked short selling, traders never borrow the shares,
raising concerns that investors are flooding markets with sell orders to drive
down prices.
The potential SEC ban on short sales of Wall Street brokerages must be approved
by the agency's five commissioners, according to a person familiar with the
matter who declined to be identified because the agency hasn't settled on its
plan.
Market Disinfectant
Earlier this week, Chairman Christopher Cox proposed hedge funds and investors
managing more than $100 million ``promptly begin public reporting of their
daily short positions.''
``It's a reflection of the view that disclosure is the best disinfectant, ''
said Barry Barbash, a partner at Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP in Washington,
who previously headed the SEC division that oversees investment funds. ``If a
person needs to disclose an abusive practice, it's likely the person is going
to stop engaging in the practice.''
Additional SEC rules also took effect to halt manipulative trading. They extend
to the options market rules governing the prompt delivery of borrowed shares,
impose penalties on brokers if their clients haven't delivered shares to buyers
three days after a short sale, and make it a fraud for investors to lie to
brokers about locating shares to be sold short.
Cuomo said he'll use the state securities-fraud law, the Martin Act, to pursue
investors for illegal sales. The law permits criminal and civil actions..
Watching Short Sellers
``The federal government has been ineffective when it comes to regulating these
markets,'' he said. ``I want the short sellers to know today that I am
watching.''
In Connecticut, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said he has been
investigating allegations of false information being spread about financial
companies. He declined to identify them.
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott said in a telephone interview he issued
letters to the states' two largest public employee pension plans -- the
Teachers Retirement System of Texas and the Employees Retirement System of
Texas -- asking that they halt the lending of their shares for short selling.
``You have to enforce the rules with regards to short selling,'' said Mario
Gabelli, who oversees about $28 billion as chairman and chief executive officer
of Gamco Investors Inc. in Rye, New York. ``Shorts were running amok.''
In a memo to employees, Morgan Stanley's Mack, 63, lambasted short sellers for
allegedly pushing his firm's shares lower and said the management committee is
``taking every step possible to stop this irresponsible action in the market.''
`Fear and Rumors'
``There is no rational basis for the movements in our stock,'' wrote Mack, who
contacted Cox and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. ``We're in the midst of a
market controlled by fear and rumors, and short sellers are driving our stock
down.''
Shares of Morgan Stanley sold short reached 45 million at the end of August, 25
percent more than at the end of the second quarter and almost triple the amount
a year ago.
James Chanos, president at Kynikos Associates Ltd., the $7 billion hedge fund
based in New York that specializes in short selling, opposes the regulations
and said poor business strategies are to blame for the decline in company share
prices.
Hedge funds, private pools of capital whose managers participate substantially
from any profits on invested money, prefer to keep their positions secret to
prevent other traders from stealing their strategies.
Funds that specialize in shorting stocks returned 9.4 percent this year, the
biggest gain among strategies tracked by Hedge Fund Research Inc. in Chicago.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index declined 17 percent, including dividends.
Chanos's Response
``We seem to have capitalism on the upside and socialism on the downside,''
Chanos, one of the first to raise questions about Enron Corp.'s accounting,
said on Bloomberg Television. ``That's a pretty heady brew for country that
holds itself out as a free market paragon.'' Chanos said his firm isn't
shorting any of Wall Street's largest investment banks and is the ``least short
the financial sector as we have been in three years.''
Morgan Stanley shares advanced for the first time in eight days yesterday,
gaining 3.7 percent to $22.55 after earlier falling as much as 46 percent.
Goldman slid for an eighth day, dropping 5.7 percent to $108 after losing 25
percent at midday.
The stocks declined more than a third over the eight-day stretch amid a crisis
on confidence in the financial industry. In a span of less than a week, Lehman
filed for bankruptcy protection, the government took control of AIG and Merrill
Lynch & Co. sold itself to Bank of America Corp.
Shorts Squeezed
Wachovia Corp., which is discussing a combination with Morgan Stanley, surged
more than 50 percent after U.S. and U.K. regulators announced curbs on short
sales. Nineteen financial firms in the KBW Bank Index, including Regions
Financial Corp. and National City Corp., gained more than 10 percent.
``So many shorts were pushed into covering,'' said Jean- Marie Eveillard, who
manages $35 billion at First Eagle Funds in New York.
The FSA ban on short sales of financial shares came after U.K. politicians and
some investors blamed short sellers for HBOS Plc's plunge before it agreed to a
10.4 billion-pound ($18.9 billion) takeover by Lloyds TSB Group Plc. The
regulator will also require daily disclosure of existing short positions in
financial companies of more than 0.25 percent, it said yesterday. The rules
will remain in effect until Jan. 16.
Meanwhile, Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke met with
lawmakers late today to push for a plan that would move illiquid
mortgage-related assets of U.S. financial companies from their balance sheets
into a new institution.
``Regulators are stepping in and saying, `This needs to come to a stop and this
is how we're going to fix it,''' said Kelli Hill at Ashfield Capital Partners
in San Francisco, which oversees $4 billion. ``This is the thing the market
needed.''
To contact the reporters on this story: Michael Tsang in New York at [EMAIL
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Last Updated: September 19, 2008 00:01 EDT
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> - Otoritas Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) dan Badan Pengawasa Pasar Modal
> dan Lembaga Keuangan (Bapepam LK) akan mengamati aksi short selling
> karena menjadi salah satu faktor yang mendorong Indeks Harga Saham
> Gabuangan (IHSG) jatuh pekan lalu.
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> "Salah
> satu sebab yang mendorong confident investor memudar dan mendorong IHSG
> anjlok tajam adalah aksi short selling. Ini akan kami cermati. Aksi
> short selling boleh dilakukann jika pasar sedang bagus, tapi dalam
> keadaan seperti kemarin, aksi short selling merupakan suatu hal yang
> tabu, karena bisa memperburuk keadaan," ujar Direktur Pencatatan BEI,
> Eddy Sugito saat dihubungi detikFinance, Jumat (19/9/2008).
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> Oleh
> karena tu, BEI dan Bapepam akan melakukan berbagai upaya agar aksi
> short selling dapat lebih diminimalisir dalam keadaan pasar sedang
> ambruk. "Kami akan terus cermati," ujarnya.
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> Short-selling adalah
> transaksi jual yang dilakukan investor meskipun investor tidak memiliki
> saham tersebut. Caranya perusahaan sekuritas meminjamkan sahamnya atau
> saham investor lain buat investor yang akan bermain short-selling. Tapi
> investor harus mengembalikan lagi saham itu ke pemiliknya sesuai
> perjanjian. Jika tidak akan kena denda atau jaminan disita.
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> Biasanya
> investor memasang harga tinggi untuk short selling sehingga ketika
> harga saham jatuh di bawah para pemain short selling akan mendapat
> keuntungan.
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> Eddy juga mengatakan kepercayaan para pelaku pasar
> di Indonesia telah kembali. Hal itu ditandai dengan melonjaknya posisi
> IHSG dua hari belakangan ini. Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) menyatakan
> akan terus berupaya mempertahankannya.
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> "Pasar sudah membaik,
> IHSG naiknya sangat bagus. Kepercayaan diri pelaku pasar sudah kembali.
> Hal ini harus terus dijaga," ujarnya.
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> "Saya kira confident pasar
> telah kembali. Berbagai upaya AS dengan niatnya mengucurkan dana
> miliaran dolar untuk meningkatkan likuiditas pasar mendorong confident
> pelaku pasar disini," lanjut Eddy.
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> Meski Eddy mengakui bahwa
> membaiknya kondisi pasar modal di Indonesia dan upaya-upaya yang
> dilakukan AS bukan jaminan pemulihan kondisi akan berlangsung cepat,
> namun ia optimistis dengan berbagai upaya yang akkan dilakukan BEI dan
> Bapepam, pasar modal di Indonesia akan kembali stabil.
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> "Upaya AS
> dan kembalinya konfidens pelaku pasar disini, bukan berarti kondisi
> sudah mencapai stabil. Investor tetap harus hati-hati dan mencermati
> setiap langkah investasinya. BEI dan Bapepam akan mengupayakan agar
> perbaikan-perbaikan dapat segera dilakukan," ujar Eddy.
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> Sementara itu Inggris mengumumkan larangan transaksi short selling
> untuk menstabilkan pasar. Sedangkan AS tengah menyelidiki kemungkinan
> terjadinya short-selling ilegal di balik kejatuhan harga saham-saham.
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> "Kami
> masih menganggap short-selling sebagai teknik investasi yang legal pada
> kondisi pasar yang normal. Namun kondisi terkini yang luar biasa ini
> telah menimbulkan gangguan di pasar," ujar Kepala Financial Services
> Authority (FSA), Hector Sants dalam pernyataannya seperti dikutip dari AFP,
> Jumat (19/9/2008).
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> "Karena
> itu, kita mengambil langkah ini, setelah penuh dengan pertimbangan yang
> hati-hati untuk melindungi integritas fundamental dan kualitas pasar
> serta mencegah ketidakstabilan di pasar," imbuh FSA.(ir/qom)
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