YUP, Pak Ratman - kayaknya doi sedang siap2 utk pensiun jadi Pres AS - jadinya siap2 maen saham, 'deh (he.he) - selaen itu buat mengakhiri tugas2nya itu dg baek shg dikenang 'ama masyarakat di sono yg baek2 'aja tentunya - setelah membuat kacau-balau ekonomi US selama ini oleh doi (dr partai Republik itu) Happy Chuan, Aria From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Soeratman Doerachman Sent: Sunday, September 21, 2008 5:36 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [junior_Trader] Bush udah nggak sabar Bush sudah nggak sabar. Barangkali banyak sahamnya yang nyangkut AP Congress asked to act quickly on $700B bailout Sunday September 21, 5:08 am ET With economy on the brink, White House launches campaign to quickly sell $700B bailout plan WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Bush says the White House is ready to work with Congress to quickly enact legislation to allow the government to purchase hundreds of billions of dollars worth of bad debt and bail out a troubled financial system that's on the brink of sinking and taking the U.S. economy down with it. Congressional aides and administration officials were working through the weekend to fill in the details of the proposal. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was scheduled to appear on the Sunday talk shows to begin selling the $700 billion rescue, the largest since the Great Depression, to lawmakers and the American people. The Bush proposal that would dole out huge sums of money to Wall Street firms and bankers is a mere three pages in length and fails to specify which institutions would qualify or say what -- if anything -- taxpayers would get in return. "It's a rather brief bill with a lot of money," said Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., the Banking Committee chairman. "We understand the importance of the anticipation in the markets, but we also know that what we're doing is going to have consequences for decades to come. There's not a second act to this -- we've got to get this right." Democrats, who say they will work with the administration to pass a plan, are demanding it include relief for homeowners struggling with mounting debt, not just for Wall Street. The proposal would raise the statutory limit on the national debt from $10.6 trillion to $11.3 trillion to make room for the massive rescue.
