Pak Mic kapan kira2 bisa diperoleh keputusan dari dpr/kongres itu?, mudah2an sih bisa besok ya dan disetujui secara unconditionally, jadi pas kita masuk kerja hari senin dapat mendorong IHSG untuk ikut "terbang", salam cuan.
--- On Thu, 10/2/08, M|C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: From: M|C <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [saham] Bailout akhirnya disetujui senat To: [email protected] Date: Thursday, October 2, 2008, 4:06 AM wajar pak, wong emang blum ada kepastian disetujui apa tidak oleh dpr, kalau sudah ok kecenderungannya "terbang".. On 10/2/08, ahmad saharjo <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> wrote: > Tapi kenapa ya, meskipun bailout disetujui, respons pasar Asia koq tetap > negatif?, apa masih kurang puas dengan program penyelamatan itu? > > --- On Wed, 10/1/08, M|C <michael.cupert@ gmail.com> wrote: > From: M|C <michael.cupert@ gmail.com> > Subject: Re: [saham] Bailout akhirnya disetujui senat > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] com > Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2008, 9:21 PM > > > > > > > > > > > > tinggal berharap dprnya juga setuju, kalo ditolak lg ampun2 > deh.. > > > > On 10/2/08, hs <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> wrote: > >> AP > >> Bailout passes Senate, House foes soften > >> Wednesday October 1, 9:58 pm ET > >> By Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Charles Babington, Associated Press Writers > >> > >> > >> > >> Senate passes $700B financial bailout loaded with tax cuts, other goodies, > >> to lure House votes > >> > >> WASHINGTON (AP) -- After one spectacular failure, the $700 billion >> financial > >> industry bailout found a second life Wednesday, winning lopsided passage >> in > >> the Senate and gaining ground in the House, where Republicans opposition > >> softened. > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ADVERTISEMENT > >> > >> var lrec_target= "_top";var lrec_URL=new Array(); > >> lrec_URL[1]= "http://us.ard. yahoo.com/ SIG=14sj20e5k/ M=696677. 12993953. >> 13211293. 1435155/D= fin/S=8988914: LREC/Y=YAHOO/ EXP=1222920923/ >> L=YEEBedFJqz8x6h YOSIG.CgCvcngnvU jkLrsABRHf/ B=CUJFEULaX. >> 0-/J=12229137234 91273/A=5495533/ R=0/id=flash/ SIG=10nclpqg6/ >> *http://www. harman.com"; > >> var lrec_fv="clickTAG= "+escape( lrec_URL[ 1]); > >> var > >> lrec_swf="http://ads.yimg. com/a/a/ma/ mars_advertising /harint_me_ >> yahoo300x250eng_ ln1.swf"; > >> var > >> lrec_altURL= "http://us.ard. yahoo.com/ SIG=14sj20e5k/ M=696677. 12993953. >> 13211293. 1435155/D= fin/S=8988914: LREC/Y=YAHOO/ EXP=1222920923/ >> L=YEEBedFJqz8x6h YOSIG.CgCvcngnvU jkLrsABRHf/ B=CUJFEULaX. >> 0-/J=12229137234 91273/A=5495533/ R=1/id=altimg/ SIG=10nclpqg6/ >> *http://www. harman.com"; > >> var > >> lrec_altimg= "http://ads.yimg. com/a/a/ma/ mars_advertising /harint_me_ >> yahoo300x250eng_ ln1.jpg"; > >> var lrec_w=300;var lrec_h=250; > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> if(window.yzq_ d==null)window. yzq_d=new Object(); > >> window.yzq_d[ 'CUJFEULaX. 0-']='&U= 13fo12n17% 2fN%3dCUJFEULaX. >> 0-%2fC%3d696677. 12993953. 13211293. 1435155%2fD% 3dLREC%2fB% 3d5495533% >> 2fV%3d1'; > >> > >> Senators loaded the economic rescue bill with tax breaks and other > >> sweeteners before passing it by a wide margin, 74-25, a month before the > >> presidential and congressional elections. > >> In the House, leaders were working feverishly to convert enough opponents >> of > >> the bill to push it through by Friday, just days after lawmakers there > >> stunningly rejected an earlier version and sent markets plunging around >> the > >> globe. > >> The measure didn't cause the same uproar in the Senate, where both >> parties' > >> presidential candidates, Republican John McCain and Democrat Barack Obama, > >> made rare appearances to cast "aye" votes. > >> In the final vote, 40 Democrats, 33 Republicans and independent Sen. Joe > >> Lieberman of Connecticut voted "yes." Nine Democrats, 15 Republicans and > >> independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont voted "no." > >> The rescue package lets the government spend billions of dollars to buy >> bad > >> mortgage-related securities and other devalued assets held by troubled > >> financial institutions. If successful, advocates say, that would allow > >> frozen credit to begin flowing again and prevent a deep recession. > >> Even as the Senate voted, House leaders were hunting for the 12 votes they > >> would need to turn around Monday's 228-205 defeat. They were especially > >> targeting the 133 Republicans who voted "no." > >> Their opposition appeared to be easing after the Senate added $110 billion > >> in tax breaks for businesses and the middle class, plus a provision to > >> raise, from $100,000 to $250,000, the cap on federal deposit insurance. > >> They were also cheering a decision Tuesday by the Securities and Exchange > >> Commission to ease rules that force companies to devalue assets on their > >> balance sheets to reflect the price they can get on the market. > >> There were worries, though, that the tax breaks would cause some > >> conservative- leaning Democrats who voted for the rescue Monday to abandon >> it > >> because it would swell the federal deficit. > >> "I'm concerned about that," said Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., the majority > >> leader. > >> As revised by the Senate, the package extends several tax breaks popular > >> with businesses. It would keep the alternative minimum tax from hitting 20 > >> million middle-income Americans and provide $8 billion in tax relief for > >> those hit by natural disasters in the Midwest, Texas and Louisiana. > >> It doesn't designate a way to pay for many of the tax cuts, though, >> angering > >> the House's band of conservative "Blue Dog" Democrats. > >> Leaders in both parties, as well as private economic chiefs everywhere, >> said > >> Congress must quickly approve some version of the bailout measure to start > >> loans flowing and stave off a potential national economic disaster. > >> "This is what we need to do right now to prevent the possibility of a >> crisis > >> turning into a catastrophe, " Obama said on the Senate floor. In Missouri, > >> before flying to Washington to vote, McCain said, "If we fail to act, the > >> gears of our economy will grind to a halt." > >> Critics on the right and left assailed the rescue plan, which has been > >> panned by their constituents as a giveaway for Wall Street, and has little > >> obvious direct benefit for ordinary Americans. > >> Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., a leading conservative, said the step was >> "leading > >> us into the pit of socialism." > >> Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont, an independent who's a self-described > >> socialist, said the rescue was fundamentally unfair. > >> "The masters of the universe, those brilliant Wall Street insiders who >> have > >> made more money than the average American can even dream of, have brought > >> our financial system to the brink of collapse," Sanders said, and are > >> demanding that the middle class "pick up the pieces that they broke." > >> Still, proponents argued that the financial sector's woes were already >> being > >> felt by ordinary people in the form of unaffordable credit and > >> underperforming retirement savings and without the bailout would soon > >> translate into even more economic pain for working Americans, including >> more > >> job losses. > >> "There will be no balloons or bunting or parades," when the rescue becomes > >> law, said Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., the Banking Committee chairman. But > >> lawmakers will have "the knowledge that at one of our nation's moments of > >> maximum economic peril, we acted -- not for the benefit of a particular >> few, > >> but for all Americans." > >> The Senate specializes in high-stakes legislating by enticement, and the > >> long list of sweeteners it added was designed to attract votes from >> various > >> constituencies. > >> Tax cuts new and old are favorites for most House Republicans, the main > >> target of intense lobbying to gain support for the measure. Help for rural > >> schools was aimed mainly at lawmakers in the West, while disaster aid was >> a > >> top priority for lawmakers from across the Midwest and South. > >> Another addition, to extend the deductibility of state and local taxes for > >> people in states without income taxes, helps Florida and Texas, among > >> others. > >> Increasing the deposit insurance cap was a bid to reassure individuals and > >> small businesses that their money would be safe in the event their banks > >> collapsed. It was particularly geared toward small banks that fear >> customers > >> will pull their money and park it in larger institutions seen as less >> likely > >> to fold. > >> The FDIC would be allowed to borrow unlimited money from the Treasury > >> Department through the end of next year as a way to cover the increased > >> insurance limit. 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