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Padahal waktu dibawah 10.000 dah mau copot jantungnya... haha.. ternyata close diatas 10.000 phewww -- MURAH, BISA KIRIM KE RUMAH !! Video Tutorial Lengkap Alligator System, Candlestick Trading Video http://jsxvideotraining.blogs.linkbucks.com On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 7:31 AM, Hadi Purnomo hugoterry.trad...@gmail.comwrote: Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average erasing a 167-point drop in the final hour of trading, on speculation the European Union may propose a solution for Greece’s budget deficit. Oil, gold and copper rebounded, and the dollar pared its gain. The Dow rose 10.05 points to 10,012.23 at 4 p.m. in New York, and the Standard Poor’s 500 Index rallied 0.3 percent after plunging 1.8 percent in what would have been the biggest two-day slump since March. The MSCI World Index cut its drop in half to 1 percent because of the recovery in U.S. stocks. Oil pared its loss to 1.8 percent and gold and copper climbed at least 0.3 percent in electronic trading after the close of commodities exchanges. The U.S. Dollar Index gained 0.5 percent. Stocks and commodities had plunged around the world earlier on growing concern European nations will default on their debt. The recovery by U.S. equities showed confidence among investors that a solution will be reached in Europe. The retreat in American shares had been limited after the nation’s jobless rate unexpectedly fell to a five-month low of 9.7 percent. “The markets are expecting a positive announcement out of the European Union this weekend as it relates to Greece and their debt,” said John Brady, Chicago-based senior vice president with the interest rates product group at MF Global Ltd. “Although it’s unclear whether Greece will be bailed out, some in the market think the EU has no choice.” Investors have bet that Portugal, Spain and Greece will struggle to control their budget deficits, driving money into assets they consider safer. ‘Very Nervous’ European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet has struggled to convince investors the euro region shouldn’t be punished for Greece’s budget problems. As Greece tries to control a record deficit and stem a slide in its bonds, Trichet said the economy of the 16-nation euro area is solid and its budget shortfall will probably be smaller than those of the U.S. and Japan this year. The comments yesterday didn’t stop Spanish and Portuguese stocks from dropping or the euro from tumbling to a nine-month low against the dollar. “People are still very nervous about Spain, Portugal and Greece,” said David Rovelli, managing director of U.S. equity trading at Canaccord Adams Inc. in New York. “If one goes belly up and can’t raise money, it’s going to spread across Europe. It’s infectious.” Getting Caught Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corp. and Alcoa Inc. climbed more than 2 percent for the biggest gains in the Dow average after a report at 3 p.m. in New York showed consumers paid down less of their debt than economists estimated. Freeport-McMoRan Copper Gold Inc. led commodity producers to the biggest advance among 10 industries in the SP 500. Despite today’s gain, the SP 500 fell for a fourth straight week, the longest slump since July. “People don’t want to be short over the weekend if the EU says it will bail out Greece and Spain,” said Neil Massa, an equity trader at MFC Investment Global Management Co. “A lot of investors were short, and they’re closing their positions because they don’t want to get caught if something happens over the weekend.” European stocks declined for a third day, extending the biggest weekly slump in 11 months, on concern efforts by Greece, Portugal and Spain to reduce their deficits will hurt the region’s economic recovery. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index decreased 2.2 percent. ICAP, BHP Fall ICAP Plc, the world’s largest broker of transactions between banks, sank the most in 16 months in London trading after cutting its profit forecast. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, and Rio Tinto Group led commodity producers lower on the earlier slump in metals. Emerging-market stocks retreated. Brazil’s Bovespa stock index lost 1.8 percent, extending its drop during the past month to 11 percent. Benchmarks for Taiwan, Turkey and South Africa retreated at least 2 percent. BES Investimento do Brasil scrapped an international bond offering of as much as $350 million, capping a week of canceled sales from India to Korea after a global market rout pushed up emerging-market borrowing costs. U.S. deals were completed. Kraft Foods Inc., the maker of Oreo cookies, raised $9.5 billion yesterday for its takeover of Cadbury Plc, while Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. sold $8 billion of notes for its buyout of railroad company Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp., which he called an “all-in wager” on the U.S. economy. Rebound With Stocks Oil
Re: [ob] DJI rebound
Itu namanya The Power of Ngarep. Hehe Salam, Powered by Telkomsel BlackBerry® -Original Message- From: Tommy Yu tradersej...@gmail.com Date: Sat, 6 Feb 2010 15:26:20 To: obrolan-bandar@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [ob] DJI rebound Padahal waktu dibawah 10.000 dah mau copot jantungnya... haha.. ternyata close diatas 10.000 phewww -- MURAH, BISA KIRIM KE RUMAH !! Video Tutorial Lengkap Alligator System, Candlestick Trading Video http://jsxvideotraining.blogs.linkbucks.com On Sat, Feb 6, 2010 at 7:31 AM, Hadi Purnomo hugoterry.trad...@gmail.comwrote: Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average erasing a 167-point drop in the final hour of trading, on speculation the European Union may propose a solution for Greece’s budget deficit. Oil, gold and copper rebounded, and the dollar pared its gain. The Dow rose 10.05 points to 10,012.23 at 4 p.m. in New York, and the Standard Poor’s 500 Index rallied 0.3 percent after plunging 1.8 percent in what would have been the biggest two-day slump since March. The MSCI World Index cut its drop in half to 1 percent because of the recovery in U.S. stocks. Oil pared its loss to 1.8 percent and gold and copper climbed at least 0.3 percent in electronic trading after the close of commodities exchanges. The U.S. Dollar Index gained 0.5 percent. Stocks and commodities had plunged around the world earlier on growing concern European nations will default on their debt. The recovery by U.S. equities showed confidence among investors that a solution will be reached in Europe. The retreat in American shares had been limited after the nation’s jobless rate unexpectedly fell to a five-month low of 9.7 percent. “The markets are expecting a positive announcement out of the European Union this weekend as it relates to Greece and their debt,” said John Brady, Chicago-based senior vice president with the interest rates product group at MF Global Ltd. “Although it’s unclear whether Greece will be bailed out, some in the market think the EU has no choice.” Investors have bet that Portugal, Spain and Greece will struggle to control their budget deficits, driving money into assets they consider safer. ‘Very Nervous’ European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet has struggled to convince investors the euro region shouldn’t be punished for Greece’s budget problems. As Greece tries to control a record deficit and stem a slide in its bonds, Trichet said the economy of the 16-nation euro area is solid and its budget shortfall will probably be smaller than those of the U.S. and Japan this year. The comments yesterday didn’t stop Spanish and Portuguese stocks from dropping or the euro from tumbling to a nine-month low against the dollar. “People are still very nervous about Spain, Portugal and Greece,” said David Rovelli, managing director of U.S. equity trading at Canaccord Adams Inc. in New York. “If one goes belly up and can’t raise money, it’s going to spread across Europe. It’s infectious.” Getting Caught Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corp. and Alcoa Inc. climbed more than 2 percent for the biggest gains in the Dow average after a report at 3 p.m. in New York showed consumers paid down less of their debt than economists estimated. Freeport-McMoRan Copper Gold Inc. led commodity producers to the biggest advance among 10 industries in the SP 500. Despite today’s gain, the SP 500 fell for a fourth straight week, the longest slump since July. “People don’t want to be short over the weekend if the EU says it will bail out Greece and Spain,” said Neil Massa, an equity trader at MFC Investment Global Management Co. “A lot of investors were short, and they’re closing their positions because they don’t want to get caught if something happens over the weekend.” European stocks declined for a third day, extending the biggest weekly slump in 11 months, on concern efforts by Greece, Portugal and Spain to reduce their deficits will hurt the region’s economic recovery. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index decreased 2.2 percent. ICAP, BHP Fall ICAP Plc, the world’s largest broker of transactions between banks, sank the most in 16 months in London trading after cutting its profit forecast. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, and Rio Tinto Group led commodity producers lower on the earlier slump in metals. Emerging-market stocks retreated. Brazil’s Bovespa stock index lost 1.8 percent, extending its drop during the past month to 11 percent. Benchmarks for Taiwan, Turkey and South Africa retreated at least 2 percent. BES Investimento do Brasil scrapped an international bond offering of as much as $350 million, capping a week of canceled sales from India to Korea after a global market rout pushed up emerging-market borrowing costs. U.S. deals were completed. Kraft Foods Inc., the maker of Oreo cookies, raised $9.5 billion yesterday for its takeover
Re: [ob] DJI rebound
Sip : tbumi Saham komoditi di bursa Jkt akan kembali rebound karena sdh murah sekali harganya.
[ob] DJI rebound
Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks rose, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average erasing a 167-point drop in the final hour of trading, on speculation the European Union may propose a solution for Greece’s budget deficit. Oil, gold and copper rebounded, and the dollar pared its gain. The Dow rose 10.05 points to 10,012.23 at 4 p.m. in New York, and the Standard Poor’s 500 Index rallied 0.3 percent after plunging 1.8 percent in what would have been the biggest two-day slump since March. The MSCI World Index cut its drop in half to 1 percent because of the recovery in U.S. stocks. Oil pared its loss to 1.8 percent and gold and copper climbed at least 0.3 percent in electronic trading after the close of commodities exchanges. The U.S. Dollar Index gained 0.5 percent. Stocks and commodities had plunged around the world earlier on growing concern European nations will default on their debt. The recovery by U.S. equities showed confidence among investors that a solution will be reached in Europe. The retreat in American shares had been limited after the nation’s jobless rate unexpectedly fell to a five-month low of 9.7 percent. “The markets are expecting a positive announcement out of the European Union this weekend as it relates to Greece and their debt,” said John Brady, Chicago-based senior vice president with the interest rates product group at MF Global Ltd. “Although it’s unclear whether Greece will be bailed out, some in the market think the EU has no choice.” Investors have bet that Portugal, Spain and Greece will struggle to control their budget deficits, driving money into assets they consider safer. ‘Very Nervous’ European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet has struggled to convince investors the euro region shouldn’t be punished for Greece’s budget problems. As Greece tries to control a record deficit and stem a slide in its bonds, Trichet said the economy of the 16-nation euro area is solid and its budget shortfall will probably be smaller than those of the U.S. and Japan this year. The comments yesterday didn’t stop Spanish and Portuguese stocks from dropping or the euro from tumbling to a nine-month low against the dollar. “People are still very nervous about Spain, Portugal and Greece,” said David Rovelli, managing director of U.S. equity trading at Canaccord Adams Inc. in New York. “If one goes belly up and can’t raise money, it’s going to spread across Europe. It’s infectious.” Getting Caught Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corp. and Alcoa Inc. climbed more than 2 percent for the biggest gains in the Dow average after a report at 3 p.m. in New York showed consumers paid down less of their debt than economists estimated. Freeport-McMoRan Copper Gold Inc. led commodity producers to the biggest advance among 10 industries in the SP 500. Despite today’s gain, the SP 500 fell for a fourth straight week, the longest slump since July. “People don’t want to be short over the weekend if the EU says it will bail out Greece and Spain,” said Neil Massa, an equity trader at MFC Investment Global Management Co. “A lot of investors were short, and they’re closing their positions because they don’t want to get caught if something happens over the weekend.” European stocks declined for a third day, extending the biggest weekly slump in 11 months, on concern efforts by Greece, Portugal and Spain to reduce their deficits will hurt the region’s economic recovery. The Dow Jones Stoxx 600 Index decreased 2.2 percent. ICAP, BHP Fall ICAP Plc, the world’s largest broker of transactions between banks, sank the most in 16 months in London trading after cutting its profit forecast. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest mining company, and Rio Tinto Group led commodity producers lower on the earlier slump in metals. Emerging-market stocks retreated. Brazil’s Bovespa stock index lost 1.8 percent, extending its drop during the past month to 11 percent. Benchmarks for Taiwan, Turkey and South Africa retreated at least 2 percent. BES Investimento do Brasil scrapped an international bond offering of as much as $350 million, capping a week of canceled sales from India to Korea after a global market rout pushed up emerging-market borrowing costs. U.S. deals were completed. Kraft Foods Inc., the maker of Oreo cookies, raised $9.5 billion yesterday for its takeover of Cadbury Plc, while Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. sold $8 billion of notes for its buyout of railroad company Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp., which he called an “all-in wager” on the U.S. economy. Rebound With Stocks Oil lost 2.7 percent to $71.19 a barrel as of the close of exchange trading in New York. Gold futures slipped 1 percent to $1,052.80 an ounce at the close, while copper slipped to a three-month low. All three commodities rebounded in tandem with U.S. stocks. The euro fell to an almost one-year low against the
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