Tin ra muộn chưa phản ánh vào DJ. Hôm nay DJ tăng mạnh, nhưng ngày mai sẽ giảm mạnh vì tin này

Vừa hôm qua có tin hai quỹ bán thêm 3,5 triệu cp VCG, sáng nay lại có tin Tài chính dầu khí đăng ký bán 1 triệu cp PVI.... các bác xem tin đi. Riêng hôm nay VCG và PVI sàn rồi

Chán, máy bác Việt nam chê dân ch khoán chuyên nghiệp Mỹ phản ứng chậm. VN lại biét trước tin của Mỹ

Bác mở TV ra, vào kênh Bloomberg, hiện tại đang có dòng tít chạy dưới chân đấy.

Anh lại phang cho em 1 kái vỡ đít ra giờ.
Tin trên 6.32pm, tin này mới hơn, lúc 9.10pm

http://www.cnbc.com/id/30951032

Chính phủ Mỹ có thể nắm 70% cổ phần GM cho nó tái cơ cấu.
Mịa. Tin trên của em ra lúc 6 rưỡi tối mà phiên After, GM chỉ mất 7% dù đóng phiên chính thức nó đã tăng 0.7 điểm. Tin trên sau ra lúc 9 giờ 10 thì GD After đóng cửa roài.

Này thì GM phá sản này

US Government to Take Up 70% Stake in GM
Topics:Labor Unions | Treasury Department | Barack Obama | Politics & Government | Bankruptcy | Stock Market | Transportation | Automobile Industry
Sectors:Automobiles and Parts
Companies:Chrysler | General Motors CorpBy: CNBC.com With Reuters and AP | 26 May 2009 | 09:10 PM ET Text Size The U.S. government will take up a 70 percent stake in General Motors. This means a hefty investment in the automaker with some estimates as high as $50 billion in terms of financing, so that GM can reorganize, sources tell CNBC. GM has already said it would need at least $30 billion

Phiên hôm nay là phiên Bull Trap, ai mua hôm nay, mai sẽ phải hối hận. Mai DJ đỏ là chắc rồi. Không tin thì nhìn Future Mỹ đi, đang đỏ lòm đó.

VN mà có tiền mua đứt luôn GM có khi lại ngon . phí quá

Chủ TOPIC thần kinh à, sao lấy giờ châu âu ra bẩu là giờ Mỹ?

Nhảm...

6x PM ET

Hình như là sau anh ạh.

The deadline for GM''s bondholders to tender their debt is midnight Tuesday, and GM said it will announce the results Wednesday morning. If bondholders representing 90 percent of GM''s unsecured debt -- about $24 billion -- don''t agree to the exchange, GM has said it will file for bankruptcy protection.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Fate-of-GM-lies-with-apf-15352558.html?sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=&ccode=

Mình cũng confirm lại là giờ đó là ghi lại thời điểm người viết edit lại bài viết để update thông tin. Một bài viết có thể được update thông tin nhiều lần trong ngày.

Thông tin trên CNBC này:

GM Bondholders Shun Offer, Setting Stage for Bankruptcy
TOPICS:Labor Unions | Treasury Department | Barack Obama | Politics & Government | Bankruptcy | Stock Market | Transportation | Automobile Industry
SECTORS:Automobiles and Parts
COMPANIES:Chrysler | General Motors Corp
By: CNBC.com With Reuters and AP | 26 May 2009 | 06:32 PM ET <---Có nhìn thấy cái chữ ET không bồ??? nghĩa là thời gian của lần chỉnh sửa cuối cùng đó.


Thông tin trên Bloomberg này:


GM Majority Equity Stake to Be Held by Treasury (Update2)
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By John Hughes

May 26 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp.?Ts equity would be majority owned by the Treasury once the automaker?Ts restructuring plan is in place, said a person familiar with government discussions.

A restructured Chrysler LLC is close to emerging from bankruptcy and will come out on the short end of earlier estimates of 30 to 60 days, said the person. Chrysler, which filed for protection April 30, isn?Tt likely to emerge this week, the person said today.

GM is working to pare costs and win concessions from workers and bondholders before a June 1 bankruptcy deadline set by President Barack Obama. The company has said bankruptcy is ?oprobable,? and the quick reorganization of Chrysler will provide comfort to consumers should GM need to file for bankruptcy, the person said.

?oThe government has showed that it?Ts going to put its muscle behind this,? George Magliano, director of automotive research for IHS Global Insight Inc. in New York, said in a Bloomberg Television interview. ?oThey don?Tt want a long bankruptcy. They want to get it in, get it out to minimize the impact of a long bankruptcy.?

The person, who asked not to be identified describing private talks, wouldn?Tt estimate the government?Ts ownership percentage for GM. The Canadian government also will have an equity stake, the person said.

Short-Term Ownership

The government?Ts ownership would be for the shortest period of time possible and, as a shareholder, the government would participate as minimally as would be responsible, the person said. No government employees will serve on GM?Ts board.

A possible bankruptcy at GM, should one become necessary, will be a bit longer than Chrysler?Ts because of GM?Ts complexity, the person said. Obama hasn?Tt made a decision on how much debtor-in-possession financing GM would get in a bankruptcy, and the government will provide adequate working capital during any Chapter 11 process, the person said.

Chrysler plans to sell most of its assets to a new entity formed with Italian automaker Fiat SpA. Chrysler?Ts May sales, which were at levels similar to April?Ts, show consumers have accepted Chrysler will emerge from Chapter 11, the person said.

The person declined to predict the outcome of GM?Ts bond exchange offer, which has a deadline at 11:59 p.m. New York time today. Talks with bondholders can continue up to the June 1 deadline.

Longer Bankruptcy

The possibility of a GM bankruptcy becomes greater as time goes on, the person said, declining to speculate on whether or where a filing may occur. Compared with Chrysler?Ts bankruptcy, GM?Ts would be longer because it is a bigger company with international operations, is publicly held and has public debt, the person said.

GM tapped $4 billion more in U.S. aid last week to push its total to $19.4 billion. GM also won a union agreement to cut the payment of stock to a United Auto Workers health-care trust by 55 percent, giving the biggest U.S. automaker more equity to spread among creditors.

More auto suppliers are expected to file Chapter 11, the person said.

More than 40 major suppliers filed for Chapter 11 last year, according to the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association. At least five have filed for bankruptcy this year, and many of the country?Ts largest suppliers, such as Lear Corp. and Visteon Corp., have amended or gotten waivers on loans to stay in compliance with lending terms.

To contact the reporter on this story: John Hughes in Washington at [email protected]

Last Updated: May 26, 2009 19:04 EDT <--- cái này cũng rứa