【tan81 个人专区】欢迎大家发表零售市场行情的看法

hdcyng

原帖由 tan81 于 6-11-2008 11:58 PM 发表
看到你的Dell新闻的分享，果然够Update。
替你的钱景担忧。

你的部落格有放广告吗？
我只要在这里说一句，保证浏览率上升。

那句话就是：






















...

有link吗?


陈总的新家不错喔!
等大象变飞象, 就要换顶楼的Penthouse了!

tan81

有些消息是假不了的。

Jobless Americans continuing to draw unemployment benefits at 25-year high; retail sales slump

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The number of out-of-work Americans continuing to draw unemployment benefits has surged to a 25-year high, while shoppers turned extra frugal, further proof of the damage from sinking economy, credit problems and financial stresses.

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The Labor Department reported Thursday that the number of people continuing to draw unemployment benefits jumped by 122,000 to 3.84 million in late October. It was the highest level since late February 1983, when the country was struggling to recover from a long and painful recession.

New filings for jobless benefits last week dipped to 481,000, a still-elevated level that suggests companies are in a cost-cutting mode.

Democrats in Congress are pushing to include an extension of unemployment benefits in a new stimulus package, which could be taken up this month. Benefits typically last 26 weeks.

Congress approved a 13-week extension of benefits in June, and the department said about 773,000 additional people claimed benefits through that program for the week ending Oct. 18, the most recent data available. That extension is scheduled to end next June.

Americans hit by layoffs, shrinking nest eggs and other stresses are pulling back even more, sending sales at many big retailers down in what may have been the weakest October in decades. That further darkened the outlook for the holiday sales season.

Target Corp. and Costco were among the many retailers reporting sales declines last month. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world's largest retailer, however, logged a sales gain.

On Wall Street, stocks slumped. The Dow Jones industrials were down about 90 points in morning trading.

Hoping to prevent a deep recession, the Federal Reserve last week ratcheted down interest rates last week to 1 percent and left the door open to further reductions.

The country's economic state has rapidly deteriorated in just a few months. The economy contracted at a 0.3 percent pace in the July-September quarter, signaling the onset of a likely recession. It was the worst showing since the last recession, in 2001, and reflected a massive pull back by consumers.

With the economy sinking and consumers appetites flagging, employers have been slashing jobs. They are expected to cut around 200,000 jobs when the government releases the October employment report on Friday. The unemployment rate -- now at 6.1 percent -- is expected to climb to 6.3 percent in October.

As American consumers watch jobs disappear and their wealth shrink, they'll probably retrench even further.

That's why analysts predict the economy is still shrinking in the current October-December quarter and will continue to contract during the first quarter of next year. All that more than fulfills a classic definition of a recession: two straight quarters of contracting economic activity.

Yet another report out Thursday showed the efficiency of U.S. workers slowed sharply in the summer as overall production, or output, declined, reflecting the hit to consumers from housing, credit and financial troubles.

Productivity -- the amount an employee produces for every hour on the job -- grew at an annual pace of 1.1 percent in the July-September quarter, down from a 3.6 percent growth rate in the second quarter, the Labor Department reported.

With productivity growth slowing, labor costs picked up. Unit labor costs -- a measure of how much companies pay workers for every unit of output they produce-- increased at a 3.6 percent pace in the third quarter, compared with a 0.1 percent rate of decline in the prior period.

The 1.1 percent productivity growth logged in the summer beat economists' expectations for a 0.8 percent growth rate. The pickup in labor costs-- while welcome to workers -- was faster than the 2.8 percent pace economists were forecasting.

Economists often look at labor compensation for clues about inflation. These days, however, the Federal Reserve and analysts are more concerned about the economy's feeble state. While the pick up in labor costs might raise some economists' eyebrows, the Fed is predicting inflation pressures will lessen as the economy loses traction.

The 1.1 percent productivity gain was the smallest since the final quarter of last year, while the increase in labor costs was the biggest since that time.

宇晴

陈总！要死。。。我看到最后一句才懂。。。
想不到你还这样跟我玩

没有放广告啦！应该不会什么人来看的，所以才大胆放相片罢了。
看来我还是cha cha lam去把相片拿下来了

hdcyng

原帖由 tan81 于 7-11-2008 12:09 AM 发表
你看，狼来了。。。。。


担心宇晴不高兴，还是编辑一些字眼比较好。

喂！
我是要看文章！

有照片也不错下！

tan81

小心。这就是经典的狼友， 不要当网友。

老散一名

原帖由 tan81 于 6-11-2008 10:12 PM 发表
我的新居。
这是完全没有打扫和没有搬进任何东西的原本情况。



http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj11/tan81rich/sunwaysutera002 ...

陳總陀主新屋入伙，我們紅花會一於同你搗大佢，兄弟們我們一於同陳總陀主唱返場大戲，好嗎。
大籮大鼓，好聽嘛。

tan81

我怕你来打斋而已。

要吃早餐就趁早了，以后比较远了。
下个星期肯定有空了。

宇晴

hdcyng也回复过我关于Ann Joo的。感激不尽。
陈总，他是老狼还是小狼... 呵呵呵。

没什么啦！我的blog都是cut & paste的东西来的，没有什么value的。

hdcyng

原帖由 tan81 于 7-11-2008 12:23 AM 发表
小心。这就是经典的狼友， 不要当网友。

表人参公鸡
你连辣妈也＂笑想＂，你才是狼友！

tan81

我猜他应该是老狼。。。。

他好像是叫你买的。

新手会那么认真找资料和Cut And Paste，真的没有多少个做得到了。
你算神速了。
我是“猫”了几个月，才会做这些的。

老散一名

原帖由 tan81 于 7-11-2008 12:28 AM 发表
我怕你来打斋而已。

要吃早餐就趁早了，以后比较远了。
下个星期肯定有空了。

醬又係 ge，老散我都老 yy 囉，打斋有咩好惊呢。
你後生，靚仔又有銀係惊 d ge 囉。

宇晴

原帖由 老散一名 于 7-11-2008 12:26 AM 发表

陳總陀主新屋入伙，我們紅花會一於同你搗大佢，兄弟們我們一於同陳總陀主唱返場大戲，好嗎。
大籮大鼓，好聽嘛。

老散老豆很久都没有理我了。
不要紧。这个"陈总陀主"的名称很好，很适合陈总。

宇晴

原帖由 hdcyng 于 7-11-2008 12:33 AM 发表


表人参公鸡
你连辣妈也＂笑想＂，你才是狼友！

walao你是福建人吗？连"笑想"都打得出来。。。

陈总很乖仔的咧！看他的blog就知他又乖又孝顺。

hdcyng

原帖由 宇晴 于 7-11-2008 12:30 AM 发表
hdcyng也回复过我关于Ann Joo的。感激不尽。
陈总，他是老狼还是小狼... 呵呵呵。

没什么啦！我的blog都是cut & paste的东西来的，没有什么value的。

讲真的，Ann Joo的存货在铁价下跌４０％后会调整
将要出炉的报表应该不会太好看，到时再分析

老散一名

原帖由 宇晴 于 7-11-2008 12:33 AM 发表



老散老豆很久都没有理我了。
不要紧。这个"陈总陀主"的名称很好，很适合陈总。

哈哈，乘女。
老散唔係唔理你，係老散我現在自己顧唔掂自己 j，所以避難搬去套房住囉。

宇晴

原帖由 tan81 于 7-11-2008 12:33 AM 发表
我猜他应该是老狼。。。。

他好像是叫你买的。

新手会那么认真找资料和Cut And Paste，真的没有多少个做得到了。
你算神速了。
我是“猫”了几个月，才会做这些的。   ...

就是有你们几个高手开了个先例，我才懂得cut & paste资料在自己的blog...

哈哈！他没有叫我买Ann Joo, 是我自己失心疯去买的。后来有征询他的意见要不要止损。

虽然他给我的答案，我不是很明白应该怎样，但是还是感谢hdcyng 老狼兄 啦

hdcyng

原帖由 tan81 于 7-11-2008 12:33 AM 发表
我猜他应该是老狼。。。。

他好像是叫你买的。

新手会那么认真找资料和Cut And Paste，真的没有多少个做得到了。
你算神速了。
我是“猫”了几个月，才会做这些的。   ...

不要把话塞进我嘴
我叫她等Q3 report才看要不要买

宇晴

原帖由 hdcyng 于 7-11-2008 12:37 AM 发表


讲真的，Ann Joo的存货在铁价下跌４０％后会调整
将要出炉的报表应该不会太好看，到时再分析

不要紧，我老早就甩掉Ann Joo了。学<<师奶股神>>不熟不碰。
我也许会碰一个周期股，希望很快可以达到我想要的股价。

hdcyng

原帖由 宇晴 于 7-11-2008 12:39 AM 发表



就是有你们几个高手开了个先例，我才懂得cut & paste资料在自己的blog...

哈哈！他没有叫我买Ann Joo, 是我自己失心疯去买的。后来有征询他的意见要不要止损。

虽然他给我的答案，我不是很明白应该怎样， ...

不能算失心疯
没有人想到铁价跌的那么快！

老散一名

原帖由 hdcyng 于 7-11-2008 12:39 AM 发表


不要把话塞进我嘴
我叫她等Q3 report才看要不要买

唔好孟，唔好孟先。
講真 ge 啦，你係唔係真 ge 係挑花叔呢。