stanly dr mana? On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 2:57 PM, Stanly Tandris <[email protected]>wrote:
> ** > > > Kata Stanly “Mari kita Borong BBRI, BMRI, INDF” .**** > > ** ** > > Piss.**** > > ** ** > > *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of > *positif01 > *Sent:* Thursday, August 11, 2011 2:52 PM > *To:* undisclosed-recipients: > *Subject:* [saham] Apa kata mereka (ritel) saat ini: tahan, jual atau beli > **** > > ** ** > > **** > > Di tengah volatilitas pasar saham yang begitu tinggi menjurus ekstrem, > banyak di antara investor ritel yang kebingungan apakah mereka sebaiknya > tahan, jual atau malah beli. Indeks MSCI Dunia melorot 14% hanya dalam dua > minggu terakhir. Sebagian investor telah memutuskan melemparkan handuk putih > tanda menyerah dan pindah ke pinggir lapangan menjadi penonton.**** > > ** ** > > Beberapa di antaranya bersedia berkomentar:**** > > ** ** > > - *Menyerah dan keluar*:**** > > ** ** > > Sixty-year old Sydney retiree, Garry Grantham is one of them. He says he’s > unsure about how much more he can afford to lose. “Your life revolves around > the market, because if the market goes down, your investments go down,” says > Grantham. “So, consequently I've pulled the plug and I've gone back to > cash.”**** > > ** ** > > - *Sesal kemudian, aset hilang-kembali sedikit-hilang lagi*:**** > > ** ** > > “I am kicking myself hard for not selling off two weeks ago when the U.S. > debt crisis was unresolved,” says Jeremy Fox, who works at the National > University of Singapore. Fox says while the origins of the debt crisis make > sense, some of the recent volatility has been irrational. “A Bear would say > these are the last gasps of air as the market is sinking underwater. I'm not > sure I'm that pessimistic.”**** > > ** ** > > For now, Fox says he will hang on and would, in fact, be buying U.S. stocks > if his money wasn’t tied up elsewhere. “I've lost a bunch, I'm loath to pull > the rest out and take the loss. Rather, I'll just sit on it and take the > long view. I'm actually still up quite a bit from my investments following > the 2008 crash.”**** > > ** ** > > Apa kata Fund Manager:**** > > ** ** > > Hugh Young, Managing Director at Aberdeen Asset Management in Singapore > says the firm has seen some clients pull their money out of its mutual > funds.**** > > ** ** > > “We’re in maybe a more fortunate position where we have a solid client > base, but even we have seen redemptions in some of our open-ended funds,” > Young says. “At times, you are forced-selling yourself, even though you feel > there’s good value out there."**** > > ** ** > > A Singapore-based broker, who wanted to remain anonymous, says there’s been > quite a bit of panic selling over the past couple of days — mainly inStraits > Times Index stocks. Amongst his clients, roughly 70 percent were selling and > only 30 percent were willing to take risks and buy stocks.**** > > ** ** > > courtesy: CNBC**** > > ** ** > > '+'**** > > **** > >
