朋友, 还不走,等什么? (KLCI 1016) 14/05/2009

Gnoit

G20 的效应来的， 开那一两天会可以把经济犒活？ 我第一个不相信！
是了， 有谁知道G20的会有几天？

cheung82

彭博社引述熟悉内情人士的谈话指出，美国总统奥巴马已决定让通用汽车破产，藉由重整的过程，建立更有竞争力的汽车制造厂，同时奥巴马亦准备让克莱斯勒破产，并作资产分割出售的动作，得以让其与飞雅特（Fiat）进行策略联盟。

　　本周一（三十日）奥巴马决定给予通用汽车60天营运资金融通，而克莱斯勒亦获得注资，并寻求与飞雅特策略联盟，期限为一个月。

　　根据华尔街日报的报导，通用汽车财务长Ray Young证实，公司正在制定申请破产保护的计划，避免六月一日美国政府设定的期限到期后，公司的重组计划未能获得通过。Young亦补充说，准备申请破产，系为紧急计划一部份，为很复杂的事情。

calm88

原帖由 yewsin56 于 2-4-2009 11:50 AM 发表

偶坦白说，庄家来时像空气，有时来时像阵风。。。。
偶看不到。。。但偶感觉得到他们的去来。。。。。

Arigato, Yewsin叔叔. learn something from Yewsin叔叔, especially today.

KLCI future back to Zero. Earned nothing.

HSI from +6500 turned to -9000. Still hold on with "short". One day lost 15500
Today HSI Short some more, time horizan for one month.

This week is a memorable week. The battle is just starting for this month, April.

[ 本帖最后由 calm88 于 2-4-2009 06:54 PM 编辑 ]

-CLEMENT-

:@ :@ :@ :@ 气死我拉．．．．．．．．

ss24

虽然股市还没能说真正的摆脱长期跌势，但牛市总是悄悄的到来。。。现在可能是反弹的顶端，也不能完全否决是否牛市的开端。。。玩futures还是小心点好。。。

peng01

我也是跟你一样，卖了就起， 哈哈哈， 你跳先。。。

-CLEMENT-

:@ :@ :@ :@ 我是看了楼主的贴我才卖的．．那里知道卖了就起．．．．．

ss24

股市就是有测不准定律。。

tkteoh80

没亏就好啦，机会多的是，牛市也有很多人亏，熊市同样有人大赚，留着子弹等回调，还是另一轮跌势咯

988fulot10

美国大起过了八千点了,,,,

今年马股过1.100点,,,

gekgek

大大说的没错, 现在的我一直努力抗奋当中...

我的感觉是明天是小户套利的最后通牒了?

gekgek

真为您感到抱歉, 一见到您, 就必看见您的跳楼遗言!!!

投资还是掌握在自己手里的好, 相信太多人为客观因素, 那将把你重重击倒...

送您一句: "师傅多, 柱子歪"

大头菜的妹妹

今天要卖就卖到完，不然就要等咯~

大头菜的妹妹

今天要卖就卖到完，不然就要等咯~

大头菜的妹妹

今天要卖就卖到完，不然就要等咯~

tkteoh80

原帖由 大头菜的妹妹 于 3-4-2009 07:50 AM 发表
今天要卖就卖到完，不然就要等咯~

你说得好象今天是顶了
9亿的成交量，好久没有那么多了
量大价升，撞顶了？真的要run ghost 了

[ 本帖最后由 tkteoh80 于 3-4-2009 05:06 PM 编辑 ]

calm88

Agence France-Presse - 4/3/2009 6:08 AM GMT
G20 pledges 5 trln dlr war chest
World leaders pledged a huge raft of new spending and a crackdown on tax havens and excess corporate pay to step up the battle against the economic crisis.

The Group of 20 summit said more than one trillion dollars would go to the International Monetary Fund and other finance and trade institutions helping struggling countries through the turmoil.

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said that by the end of 2010 the Group of 20 developed and developing nations would have spent five trillion dollars fighting the crisis and hailed what he called the start of a "new world order".

US President Barack Obama also called the London summit accord a hoped for "turning point" but acknowledged there was no guarantee that the recession would not become depression.

Outside the summit, there was no repeat of Wednesday's violent clashes by protesters angry at the economic crisis, but police made 32 arrests and four people were charged over an attack on a bank during the riots.

Obama said the G20 had agreed "an unprecedented set of comprehensive and coordinated actions," and stock markets shot up in response to the deal.

Wall Street's Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 3.45 percent and London's FTSE 100 index closed up 4.28 percent.

Even French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who had threatened to walk out of the summit, said the results were "more than we could have hoped for". German Chancellor Angela Merkel said a "historic compromise" had been made.

Before the summit, the United States and Britain had pushed for bigger stimulus spending while France and Germany had called for the focus to be put on greater regulation of the financial sector.

Neither side got everything they wanted.

The summit promised 1.1 trillion dollars of "resources" for the IMF and other global finance bodies.

There will be 500 billion dollars of funding, 250 billion dollars in special drawing rights and 250 billion dollars in trade credit.

But much of the new funding has already been promised by individual countries, including 100 million dollars each from Japan and the European Union.

After the summit, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development published a list of "non-compliant" tax havens which Brown said would face immediate action, adding that "we have agreed tough standards and sanctions for use against those who don't come into line in the future."

Costa Rica, Malaysia, the Philippines and Uruguay were among the countries named by the OECD as tax havens which had not made any commitment to respecting international standards on exchanging tax information.

Brown said there would also be new rules on corporate bonuses to discourage bankers who take short term risks.

A new Financial Stability Bureau will "implement new rules on pay and bonuses on a global level so that there are no more rewards for failure. We want to impose corporate responsibility on every part of the world."

The leaders also ordered the IMF to sell billions of dollars of gold reserves to help the world's poor countries, Brown said.

He said the IMF and World Bank would undergo major reforms to reflect world changes which have seen the rise of China, India, Brazil, South Africa and other new powers.

"By any measure, the London summit was historic," said Obama. Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said the accord "begins to crack down on the sort of cowboys in global financial markets that have brought global markets undone."

British newspapers hailed the deal as an important first step to recovery, while saying more needed to be done to deal with the banking crisis at the heart of the downturn.

But analysts and aid groups were not so impressed.

Howard Wheeldon, senior strategist at BGC Brokers, lamented that the package might only help prevent a deeper depression.

The G20 statement was "nothing that really softens the blow of recession -- but perhaps some things that stop it moving to depression," said Wheeldon.

British newspapers said Friday the multi-pronged package agreed by G20 leaders will not solve the global economic crisis but it marks the crucial first step on the road to recovery.

"Some useful progress, but still a way to go," said an editorial in the Financial Times business daily, echoing the view in most newspapers here that the meeting of world leaders was broadly a success.

But it said Brown had sounded "disappointingly thin" on the key area of cleaning up banks' toxic assets. The absence of detail here was "extremely disconcerting", it said.

"The G20 in London produced no grand plan for recovery," said an editorial in the right-wing Daily Telegraph.

"But if the jamboree has a legacy, it may be that the optimistic tenor of the leaders' exchanges goes some way to restoring battered global confidence."

The Times said "confidence is the crucial missing ingredient" in the economic crisis and the mere fact of a G20 deal could help in restoring this.

The Daily Mirror tabloid, meanwhile, was impressed at the sheer sums involved, suggesting the one trillion dollars agreed for the IMF and other finance and trade institutions was enough to buy everyone on Earth an iPod.

China's state-run media on Friday hailed the summit as a watershed event in Beijing's push to secure the developing world a more powerful seat at the table of world economic policy.

"This is the first time that developed countries were not the sole guiding force. Emerging market countries got the chance to participate in a summit on formulating and revising global rules," a Beijing Youth Daily commentary said.

"(The summit was) based on a set of highly necessary... principles of the sort that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago, as unilateralism seemed to be the dominant theme in international relations," the China Daily said in an editorial.

"It has been a common view that the international community should abandon prejudice and enhance cooperation," Xinhua said.

蚂蚁小弟

原帖由 calm88 于 2-4-2009 09:51 AM 发表
今早止亏马期898, 狂亏20点. 现在在马期市场采取plan C. 今天沒空, 迟些再检讨讨这场战役.

收小战线,现须专研港市, 转势关口, 实在太迷人,也太兇险了些.

在策略层面,
1) 看錯市,无论是一天,也足以致命. 所以要 ...

大大对期指和市场的差别有怎样的看法？
时而高现货市场4-5点，时而低现货市场4-5点

calm88

高低水大马期指不準,因为市场太浅太小,技术分析,看美国好过看马期

calm88

马期市场,太浅太小,易受政府或投行操弄,技术分析看美股好些.虽然有人当操弄,但美市夠大,较难为之,技术分析可用得较準些.