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Thảo nào mà nó thi nhau cutloss VSH bằng mọi giá, tình hình kiểu này là rất xấu rồi

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INDEX VALUE CHANGE %CHANGE TIME
CSI 300 INDEX 4,630.49 -91.45 -1.94% 02:07
SHANGHAI SE A SHARE INDX 4,889.12 -112.80 -2.26% 02:07
SHANGHAI SE B SHARE INDX 301.03 -12.96 -4.13% 02:08
SHENZHEN SE A SHARE INDX 1,362.52 -18.82 -1.36% 02:07
SHENZHEN SE B SHARE INDX 680.28 -45.90 -6.32% 02:07
SHANGHAI SE COMPOSITE IX 4,661.05 -104.40 -2.19% 02:07
SHENZHEN SE COMPOSITE IX 1,298.23 -19.66 -1.49% 02:07
SHANGHAI SE 180 A SHR IX 10,313.76 -212.58 -2.02% 02:08
SHANGHAI SE 50 A-SHR IDX 3,607.07 -91.88 -2.48% 02:08
SHENZHEN G-SHARES 5,571.86 -76.50 -1.35% 02:07
SHANGHAI G-SHARES 3,958.41 -88.96 -2.20% 02:08


Thôi thế là xong, không gượng dậy được nữa rồi

Đúng thế .. NĐT Nhật dạo 2-2007 toàn đến SSI mở TK nên được SSI xui mua VSH, PPC là 2 cp ''năng lượng'' .... vậy nên giờ lỗ quá quyết cut loss .. toàn bán VSH lệnh ATO/ATC cả tuần nay mỗi ngày hơn 100.000 cp...

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Japan Stocks Plunge in the Worst Weekly Rout Since Bubble Burst

By Patrick Rial and Makiko Suzuki


A man walks past an electronic stocks board in Tokyo. Aug. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks plunged, with the Topix index completing its worst week since the end of the asset inflation `bubble'' of the 1980s. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average had its worst daily performance since the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

Nintendo Co. fell by its daily limit after the yen rose to the strongest in a year against the dollar as investors unwound so-called carry trade bets on high-yielding assets funded by yen loans.

Sumitomo Metal Mining Co. tumbled the most since 1999, leading declines in commodities-related shares after a measure of six metals traded on the London Metal Exchange, fell the most since 2005.

``It''s become a race to reduce risk,'''' said Satoru Asatani, a fund manager at Shinko Investment Trust which oversees more than $8.9 billion in assets. ``People don''t care about the valuations now, they''re just selling whatever they can.''''

The Nikkei 225 lost 874.81, or 5.4 percent, to 15,273.68, as of the close of trading in Tokyo, the biggest percentage drop since Sept. 12, 2001, the day after hijacked jets slammed into the World Trade Center''s twin towers in New York.

The broader Topix slumped 87.07, or 5.6 percent, to 1,480.39, the lowest close since July 19, 2006.

For the week, the Topix tumbled 9.4 percent, its worst week since September 1990. The Nikkei retreated 8.9 percent, the biggest drop for the period since April 2000.

Investors borrow funds in low-yielding currencies such as the yen to fund purchases in higher yielding assets abroad, a practice referred to as the carry trade. Volatility in the market increases the risk of those bets and has been a primary reason for investors to pay back their yen loans, boosting the currency''s value.

To contact the reporter for this story: Patrick Rial in Tokyo at prial@bloomberg.net ; Makiko Suzuki in Tokyo at msuzuki13@bloomberg.net ;

Last Updated: August 17, 2007 02:28 EDT

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