Keputusannya hari Jumat, jadi di Jakarta baru ketahuan hari Sabtu pagi. Kita berdoa sama2 yuk, semoga tuh anggota DPR pada setuju, biar entar indeks seluruh dunia jadi rebound. Biarin deh, ngak sempet ngumpulin barang obral, yg penting, entar yg pada "nyangkut" bisa segera "keluar kandang" So, dengan demikian, investor seluruh dunia bisa pada tersenyum lagi. Ngak kayak sekarang, tampangnya pada lecek, kayak baju belom disetrika, he.. he... he...
On 10/2/08, ahmad saharjo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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. If used, it would be the first time the agency has >>> tapped > >> > >>> Treasury for a loan since the early 1990s. > >> > >>> Raising the limit -- along with the SEC's decision to ease accounting > >>> rules > >> > >>> on valuing assets -- helped House Republicans claim credit for some > >> > >>> substantive changes. > >> > >>> And with constituent feedback changing dramatically since Monday's > >>> shocking > >> > >>> House defeat and the corresponding market plunge, lawmakers' comfort >>> level > >> > >>> with the package increased markedly. > >> > >>> > >> > >>> > >> > >>> > >> > >>> > >> > >>> > >> > >>> ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _ > >> > >>> Nama baru untuk Anda! > >> > >>> Dapatkan nama yang selalu Anda inginkan di domain baru @ymail dan > >> > >>> @rocketmail. > >> > >>> Cepat sebelum diambil orang lain! > >> > >>> http://mail. promotions. yahoo.com/ newdomains/ id/ > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ Kunjungi situs http://www.info-saham.com untuk informasi seputar saham. 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