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Sáng mai không biết mấy giờ Cty CK mở cửa. Lên đặt lênh sớm xem có kụ nào ị cho một bãi để hứng vậy

Vàng giảm mạnh khi thị trường đồn đoán kế hoạch 700 tỉ sẽ được Quốc hội Mỹ thông qua.

Nghị sỹ bang Pennsylvania Đảng Dân chủ, ông Paul Kanjorski phát biểu trong trả lời phỏng vấn của CNBC rằng ?ovề cơ bản gói trợ giúp thị trường tài chính đã được thông qua.?

Nghị sỹ Barney Frank, Chủ tịch Uỷ ban dịch vụ tài chính Hạ Viện cũng trả lời phóng viên rằng Đảng Dân chủ tại Thượng Viện và Hạ Viện đã đạt được một thoả thuận về điều luật này.


Sau thông tin này, chứng khoán Mỹ mở cửa tăng điểm mạnh dẫn đầu là các cổ phiếu tài chính, Ngân Hàng. Đồng U$ lên giá mạnh. Vàng cũng giảm mạnh từ mức 889 xuống sát vùng kháng cự $862 và phục hồi trở lại mức $873 lúc 21:45 giờ VN.

các con chim lợn vào xem mỹ giao dịch , xem xong a tát cho một phát tỉnh cơn mê

[blue] Mèng ơi, gold xuống 870 roài
Quí nhất là gold giảm mạnh, quí hơn DJ

Vì sao kế hoach 700bln được thông qua - Vì thằng bạn em Warren Bốc phét nó nói ... chính phủ sẽ có lãi và DN không bị phá sản.

Warren Buffett Reveals Bailout Little Secret
Henry Blodget | Sep 24, 08 1:08 PM
The critical part of the bailout is the price the government pays for the trash assets it buys from banks. In short, if the government pays too much, the taxpayers will get hosed.

So it is interesting to note the difference between the price the government is proposing to pay and the price one of the world''s smartest investors--Warren Buffett--would be willing to pay. To wit:

Bernanke and Paulson want to pay a phantom "hold-to-maturity" price that is above the prices at which the banks are currently valuing their trash assets. The logic is that the banks'' carrying value is somehow artificially depressed by a lack of liquidity. (This logic is weak: If anything, the banks are trying to conceal how badly off they are by overstating the value of the assets).

Warren Buffett, meanwhile, thinks the appropriate price would be the "market value," which he believes is below the price at which the banks are currently carrying their trash:

[If] they do [the bailout] right, I think they''ll make a lot of money.... They shouldn''t buy these debt instruments at what the institutions paid. They shouldn''t buy them at what they''re carrying, what the carrying value is, necessarily. They should buy them at the kind of prices that are available in the market. People who are buying these instruments in the market are expecting to make 15 to 20 percent on those instruments. If the government makes anything over its cost of borrowing, this deal will come out with a profit. And I would bet it will come out with a profit, actually...

You can be pretty fanciful in marking positions in Wall Street, particularly when things aren''t trading. The one thing you want to make sure, when the Treasury is buying things, is the marks they have don''t make any difference. Like I said, it wouldn''t be a bad idea, if you''re buying ten billion of a security and you''re the Treasury, to have them sell five-hundred million, or something like that into the market, so you find out what the real market price is and then buy the other 9-1/2 billion at that price. I really think, I really think the Treasury will make -- I think they''ll pay back the 700 billion and make a considerable amount of money, if they approach it in that manner.

Chúng nó vác cả vài nghìn tỉ USD đi đốt ở IRAQ được thì 700 tỉ lày bỏ bèn gì. Lấy nhiều tiền đi đánh nước khác còn được DUYỆT nữa là huống chi lại dùng tiền tự cứu bản thân, phải ko các pác nhỉ . Các pác chỉ cần nhìn hành động của thằng bạn em là biết có được duyệt hay ko? Nó vừa nghe nói Quốc Hội Mỹ họp là đã nhanh tay vớt ngay mấy tỉ USD cổ phiếu Goldman Sach roài. Công nhận thằng bạn em nó đánh hơi còn thính hơn ch.ó săn nữa

Tối nay Bush họp với 2 ứng viên TT Obama - McCain & các nghị sĩ hai đảng để tháo gỡ bế tắc vụ 700 tỉ. Có một điều chắc chắn là Quốc hội nó cãi nhau chí chóe nhưng rồi sáng mai nó sẽ thông qua. Minh chứng rõ nhất là năm ngoái Bush thuyết phục Quốc hội nó thông qua ngân sách 200 tỉ để đi oánh nhau với Iraq, QH nó cũng cãi nhau thậm chí chửi Bush nhưng rồi cuối cùng nó cũng cho tiền Bush đi đánh nhau.

Sáng mai sẽ có tin QH Mẽo đồng ý thông qua 700 tỉ này thì STOCK OF THE WORLD sẽ ra sao nhỉ DOWN hay UP thì các cụ đã biết rồi nhưng có một điều chắc chắn sẽ xảy ra là STOCK OF VIET NAM bị táo bón nặng ít nhất là 2 tuần lễ. Ngày mai sẽ là cơ hội cuối cùng cho các bác lên tàu, lời khuyên của thitruongdiaoc những ai nghe lời rung lắc của Tặc Doanh sẽ biến thành con thạch sùng vì tiếc của. Thị trường thẳng tiến 650 điểm vào ngày 30/10/2008 hoàn thành vượt kế hoạch của HSBC 2 tháng và 50 point.

Cái thằng bốc fét giỏi thật , công nhận hành động và lời nói nó trọng lượng hơn mấy thằng đầu to kia

U.S. Stocks Gain on Speculation Bank Bailout Will Be Approved

By Elizabeth Stanton

Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks advanced, led by banks, on speculation Congress will reach an agreement on a $700 billion bailout of financial institutions, helping revive lending and credit markets.

Bank of America Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. added as much as 6.6 percent on expectations policy makers will approve the plan, avoiding a ``long and painful recession'''' President George W. Bush warned that would occur otherwise. Nike Inc. gained 8 percent as the world''s largest athletic-shoe maker said earnings fell less than analysts estimated. Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. rose 5.3 percent after its forecast beat projections.

The Standard & Poor''s 500 Index increased 20.74 points, or 1.8 percent, to 1,206.61 at 10:41 a.m. in New York. The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 200.48, or 1.9 percent, to 11,025.65. Seven stocks rose for every two that fell on the New York Stock Exchange, where trading volume was 34 percent less than at the same time a week earlier.

``There''s more optimism about this plan getting through, and that''s shining through into the market,'''' said Daniel Bandi, who manages about $2.5 billion as chief investment officer of Integrity Asset Management LLC in Independence, Ohio.

The S&P 500 is down 19 percent this year on concern more than $500 billion in credit losses and writedowns at financial firms globally and a slowing economy are curbing profits. Speculation that lawmakers will derail the White House''s plan to rescue banks pushed stocks lower yesterday. The benchmark index for U.S. equities has erased 70 percent of the gains it posted on Sept. 18 and 19 after the bailout plan was proposed.

`Basically Done''

Stocks rallied after representative Paul Kanjorski, a Pennsylvania Democrat, told CNBC that ``the package is basically done.'''' Representative Spencer Bachus, the top Republican on the Financial Services Committee, said lawmakers were not close to a deal, as he entered a meeting to negotiate an accord.

``The market knows the deal''s going to be done,'''' said Peter Kenny, managing director in institutional sales at Knight Equity Markets LP in Jersey City, New Jersey. ``If the market suspected it was not going to pass, we''d be trading much lower.''''

Bush''s forecast for the economy and a warning yesterday from Bernanke that the U.S. faces ``grave threats'''' increased chances of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut to 92 percent by the next meeting Oct. 29. Financial futures show traders expect the central bank to lower its benchmark rate to 1.75 percent in October and see 40 percent odds they will shift to 1.50 percent before the year is over.

Borrowing Costs Surge

Money-market interest rates around the world soared on mounting concern the U.S. Treasury''s $700 billion bailout plan will be diluted as it makes its way through Congress, causing financial institutions to hoard cash. The three-month London interbank offered rate, or Libor, that banks charge each other for dollar loans jumped today by the most since 1999. The rate is set once a day.

The difference between what banks and the Treasury pay to borrow money for three months, the so-called TED spread, widened 0.14 percentage point to 3.16. That''s the most since Bloomberg began compiling the data in 1984. It was 1.14 a month ago.

Bank of America Corp. rose 4.4 percent to $34.52. JPMorgan Chase added 6.6 percent to $43.17. Citigroup advanced 2.7 percent to $19.48.

Nike climbed $4.74 to $64.01. It said orders in China surged and reported first-quarter earnings that beat analysts'' estimates after the Beijing Olympics boosted sales.

Profit Forecast

Bed Bath & Beyond, the largest U.S. home furnishings retailer, rose $1.63 to $32.34. The company said third-quarter earnings may be as much as 47 cents a share, 2 cents more than the average analyst forecast compiled by Bloomberg.

General Electric Co. retreated 1.7 percent to $24.18 percent after blaming ``unprecedented weakness'''' in financial markets as the company reduced its profit forecast. The company cut its third-quarter profit forecast to between 43 cents and 48 cents a share, less than a previous forecast of 50 cents to 54 cents. GE also suspended its stock buyback.

``We thought GE would be a defensive holding,'''' said Ralph Shive, chief investment officer at South Bend, Indiana-based 1st Source Corp. Investment Advisors, which manages $3 billion including GE shares. ``It''s a disappointment.''''

Stocks briefly pared their gain after the government said orders for U.S. durable goods fell more than twice as much as forecast in August, a sign that slower sales and tighter credit conditions prompted companies to cut spending. The 4.5 percent drop in bookings of goods meant to last several years followed a revised 0.8 percent gain in July that was smaller than previously reported. Excluding transportation equipment, orders decreased 3 percent, the biggest drop since January 2007.

Equities remained higher even after a separate government report showed sales of new homes fell more than expected in August to a 17-year low. The annual rate of new home sales tumbled 11.5 percent to 460,000, the fewest since January 1991, the Commerce Department said. The median estimate of economists polled by Bloomberg was 510,000.

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