Hai non Happy Gaining Cuan MYOH GTBO --- In [email protected], "katrin" <kusumok@...> wrote: > > No worries lah...udah lewat sehari dr my last email :d > > > sent with love® > > -----Original Message----- > From: "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@...> > Sender: [email protected] > Date: Mon, 28 May 2012 12:05:43 > To: <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Subject: [saham] Re: IHSG prediksi senin.../ European shares, euro gain as > Greek fears ease > > European shares, euro gain as Greek fears ease > ReutersReuters 2 hours 31 minutes ago > > By Richard Hubbard > > LONDON (Reuters) - European stocks rose for a third straight session on > Monday and the euro edged up, as Greek polls showed growing support for > pro-bailout parties, yet Spain's debt yields hit a record high as the > government worked on plan to fund troubled lender Bankia. > > Global share markets, commodities and the euro were all recovering from sharp > falls last week, when investors fled to the safety of the U.S. dollar on > mounting concerns about Greece, Spain's banking sector, and a lack of > immediate policy responses from European leaders. > > "Anything that allays fears over Greece is a positive. People are just > looking for a bit of respite," said Bastion Capital's head of equities Adrian > Slack. > > The five Greek polls published in weekend press showed the conservative New > Democracy party, which supports the bailout, with a lead of between 0.5 and > 5.7 points over the anti-bailout leftist SYRIZA party, with analysts saying > the race was still too close to call. > > The FTSE Eurofirst index of top European shares extended its gains of last > week, rising 0.6 percent to 990.84 points, but was still on track for its > biggest monthly loss since the August selloff last year. > > The easing speculation of disorderly exit by Greece from the euro zone also > helped the MSCI world equity index gain 0.4 percent to 301.43. > > The euro edged up just 0.1 percent to $1.2580, pulling away from Friday's > level of $1.2495, its lowest since July 2010 and is on track for its worst > month since last September. > > However, any recovery in the single currency looked vulnerable with traders > in the foreign exchange markets bolstering their euro bearish bets to record > highs in the week ended May 22, according to the latest data from the U.S. > Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). > > "Heading into the Greek elections we'll fluctuate a lot. Because the market > is very, very short euro, reactions to any positive news may be bigger than > those to negative news," said Mitul Kotecha of Credit Agricole Corporate and > Investment Bank. > > SPAIN AGAIN > > Just as speculation rose that Greece can stay part of the single currency > zone, Spain's prospects of getting to grips with its ailing banking sector > took a dive. > > A government source told Reuters on Sunday Spain may recapitalize its > fourth-largest lender Bankia, which last week asked for rescue funding of 19 > billion euros ($24 billion), using new government bonds in return for shares. > > The report sent the premium investors require to hold Spanish government > bonds over their German counterparts up 8 basis points on Monday to 505 bp, > the highest since the euro was launched. > > Spanish 10-year government bond yields also jumped 16 bp to 6.5 percent, > their highest since November, while equivalent Italian government bond yields > followed suit, gaining 6.7 bp to 5.87 percent. > > The highly unorthodox plan to recapitalize Bankia without having to raise > money on capital markets by issuing debt - that the stricken lender could the > use as collateral to get cash from the European Central Bank - has served to > highlight the challenges facing Spain as it tries to fix its banking system. > > "We're not just talking about Bankia here, we're also talking about a > widespread recapitalization of some of the Spanish banks" said Josh Raymond, > market strategist of City Index. "And we also don't know the ECB's attitude > to getting back involved." > > Bankia shares fell 26.8 percent as trading resumed after being suspended on > Friday, before the bank asked for a 23.5 billion euros bailout. > > Commodity markets were also generally firmer on prospects pro-bailout parties > may succeed in the June 17 Greek elections, and the resultant easier tone in > the U.S. dollar. > > Brent crude edged above $107 per barrel, although prospects of supply > constraints stemming from a lack of progress in talks over Iran's nuclear > program also buoyed prices. > > Spot gold rose 0.4 percent to $1,580.42 per ounce, its highest level in > nearly a week, in tandem with other risk assets. > > But trading volumes should remain muted on Monday, with U.S. markets closed > for Memorial Day, while markets in a number of European countries, including > Switzerland, were closed for a bank holiday. Monday is also a bank holiday in > France and Germany, although their equity markets were open. > > Investors were also looking ahead to major economic data due from the United > States this week which includes consumer confidence, gross domestic product > and, on Friday, the May non-farm payrolls report, which could provide clues > on whether the economy is running out of steam or has simply hit a soft patch. > > "Data this week will reveal further contrasts between the U.S. and euro > zone," said Mitul Kotecha of Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank. > > (Additional reporting by Anirban Nag; Editing by David Holmes) > > --- In [email protected], "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@> wrote: > > > > Shares, euro creep up from lows, remain vulnerable > > ReutersReuters 1 hour 0 minutes ago > > > > By Chikako Mogi > > > > TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian shares and the euro edged up from lows on Monday, > > as opinion polls showing a lead for Greece's pro-bailout camp helped calm > > fears of a disorderly exit by Athens from the single currency that had > > driven a flight from riskier assets last week. > > > > The recovery looked vulnerable, however, as MSCI's broadest index of > > Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.6 percent, still not far from its > > lowest level since late December touched on Friday. > > > > The pan-Asia stock index posted a third consecutive week of losses last > > week for its longest losing streak in six months. It has now wiped out all > > its gains for the year, having been up some 15 percent from end-2011 levels > > in late February. > > > > Japan's Nikkei average edged up 0.2 percent, after posting its longest > > weekly losing run in 20 years last week. > > > > European shares looked set to track their Asian peers higher, with > > spreadbetters predicting major European markets would open up as much as > > 0.5 percent. U.S. stock futures were up 0.8 percent. > > > > "Today it really comes down to what is going on in Greece, the idea that > > Greece will stay within the euro zone calms the market," said Ben Taylor, a > > trader at CMC markets. > > > > Investors fled to the safety of the U.S. dollar last week on mounting > > concerns about Greece and instability in the Spanish banking sector, amid a > > lack of immediate policy responses from European leaders. > > > > Copper gained 1 percent to $7,717 a tonne while U.S. crude rose 0.8 percent > > to $91.62 a barrel and Brent added 0.6 percent to $107.42. A firmer euro > > helped lift spot gold up 0.2 percent at $1,576.69 an ounce. > > > > "The rise today is mostly due to short-covering," said a Shanghai-based > > copper trader with an international firm. > > > > While hopes remain that a compromise can be found that will keep Greece in > > the euro zone, talk of contingency plans have emerged for the possibility > > that Athens leaves the euro, posing severe contagion risks to the whole > > European currency bloc. > > > > "Markets are highly conscious of the tail risk and talks of drawing up > > contingency plans in case of a crisis are done openly, suggesting a > > strengthening shift away from emerging countries or risk assets into the > > dollar," said Takao Hattori, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ > > Morgan Stanley Securities in Tokyo. > > > > "Having hit key lows for now, markets may see some respite from one-way > > selling, but sentiment remains highly vulnerable until the fate of Greece > > is clarified," he said. > > > > Surveys published on Saturday showed Greece's conservatives have regained > > an opinion poll lead that would allow the formation of a government > > committed to keeping the country in the euro zone. > > > > Uncertainty, however, will persist until Greece holds the crucial election > > on June 17, keeping markets guarded. Several meetings of European leaders > > are also scheduled late in June. > > > > Switzerland is drawing up plans for emergency measures including capital > > controls in case the euro collapses, although it does not expect to need > > them and will continue to defend a cap on the franc in the meantime, the > > head of the central bank said. > > > > FUNDS TARGET DOLLAR > > > > Currency speculators raised long dollar positions - bets the currency will > > strengthen - to the highest level since at least mid-2008, while euro short > > positions rose to the highest on record, Commodity Futures Trading > > Commission data showed on Friday. > > > > Speculators also were net short on the Australian dollar, having cut their > > net long positions all month. > > > > The dollar index measured against key currencies rose to a 20-month high of > > 82.461 on Friday, and was off around 0.5 percent at 81.998 on Monday. > > > > Trading is expected to be subdued on Monday amid a lack of key economic > > data and a U.S. market holiday for Memorial Day. > > > > The euro rose 0.6 percent to $1.2588 on Monday, while the Australian dollar > > gained 1 percent to reach a one-week high of $0.9863, well above a > > six-month low of $0.9690 hit last week. > > > > The euro hit $1.2495 on Friday, its lowest since July 2010, after the > > president of Catalonia, Spain's wealthiest autonomous region, said it had > > few options to refinance over 13 billion euros ($16.27 billion) in debt due > > this year. > > > > Sentiment has been weakening on fears that rising bank rescue costs could > > force the euro zone's fourth largest economy to seek an international > > bailout. > > > > A government source said on Sunday that Spain may recapitalize its > > fourth-largest bank, Bankia, which last week asked for 19 billion euros in > > funding ($24 billion), with government bonds in return for shares. > > > > Investors cut their risk exposure across assets in the week ending May 23, > > data from EPFR Global showed. Emerging markets equity, commodities and > > energy sector funds and Europe equity funds all saw redemptions in excess > > of $1 billion, while high yield bond funds had their biggest outflows in > > over nine months. > > > > ($1 = 0.7992 euros) > > > > (Additional reporting by Luke Pachymuthu in Singapore, Reuters FX analyst > > Krishna Kumar in Sydney and Carrie Ho in Shanghai; Editing by Alex > > Richardson) > > > > --- In [email protected], "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@> wrote: > > > > > > HANG SENG INDEX (^HSI), May 28 1:34 pm HKT > > > -HKSE > > > > > > 18,850.91 Up 137.50(0.73%) 1:34AM EDT > > > Add to Portfolio > > > Prev Close: 18,713.41 > > > Open: 18,672.32 > > > Day's Range: 18,672.32 - 18,858.32 > > > 52wk Range: 16,170.30 - 23,707.90 > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@> wrote: > > > > > > > > TA-IHSG 280512 SESI-1 Op 3,877 L 3,850 Close 3,894 . > > > > Hanya menyentuh L 3,850 n rebound . > > > > > > > > Good screening-analyzing-picking-action BOW > > > > > > > > EGC > > > > aLoy > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > So besok senin 28052012 IHSG bisa menyentuh 3,840 dan > > > > > kalo IHSG bs bottoming di 3,840 mk dihrpkan akan bertengger dulu > > > > > atas R1 3,966 lalu harus/akan sideways volatile dulu dgn > > > > > R2 4,050-4,070 dan S3 3,966 sebelum bisa breakout R2 n R3 4,080 > > > > > > > > > > That is my Guess > > > > > > > > > > HSI kayaknya uda bottoming di 18,700 . > > > > > Jika dilihat charts DJIA udah mulai bottoming support 12,400 > > > > > lagian ada analisa sbb :(baca postingan sy sebelumnya) > > > > > > > > > > JUMPING INTO STOCKS > > > > > > > > > > Any U.S. data in the coming week which points to an economy pulling > > > > > out of the doldrums could divert attention from Europe and provide > > > > > investors an incentive to jump into stocks, which have become cheap > > > > > during the recent pullback. > > > > > > > > > > Analysts have pointed to the 1,275 to 1,280 range for the benchmark > > > > > S&P index, just below the 200-day moving average, as a key level of > > > > > support the market is likely to challenge. > > > > > > > > > > "You are looking at 1,277 on the downside. The market will test it, > > > > > but when it gets there it is going to hold because there is a lot of > > > > > money on the sideline that needs to be put to work," said Ken > > > > > Polcari, managing director at ICAP Equities in New York. > > > > > > > > > > "People are using that number as the entry point, so you will find > > > > > stability at that level." > > > > > > > > > > Let us wait n see DOW in the coming weeks > > > > > > > > > > Good screening-analyzing-picking-action BOW > > > > > > > > > > EGC > > > > > aLoy > > > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "kangduren" <kangduren@> wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > kalo sentuh support 3840 gimana kelanjutannya bro? > > > > > > bisa rebound ke berapa? > > > > > > > > > > > > --- In [email protected], "aloysiussiwira" <aloysiussiwira@> > > > > > > wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > > > > TA-IHSG 250512 Jumat Down 82,36 Close 3,902 > > > > > > > Gagal bertahan di 3,981 dan mnrt pattern kayaknya > > > > > > > IHSG akan bottoming support di 3,840 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > That is my Guess > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Good analyzing-screening-picking-action BoW > > > > > > > > > > > > > > EGC > > > > > > > aLoy > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
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