Tây sắp củ xả làm đẹp BCTC quý và thu vốn về mẫu quốc. Kịch bản năm ngoái sắp lặp lại. Nên là phải T

Là con gái! Nói năng dễ xương nắm

Mấy chú trẻ tuổi ham chơi. Lời được mấy chai đã phởn chí ghẹo gái rồi

Em làm chim bìm bịp cho vui thôi mà. Thấy nhiều bác ăn xong rồi ném bát, vất đũa, chửi mắng đầu bếp thì em thấy buồn cho các bác ấy thôi.

Bác chủ TOPIC viết sai lỗi chính tả. chứng tỏ trình kém......đề nghị xem lại tiêu đề. Chứng tỏ trình còn thấp ắm.

Kết thúc piên 25.3, Mr. Ken Tai nói gì?

Tuy cải thiện về điểm số, song ông Ken Tai, chuyên gia phân tích kỹ thuật Công ty chứng khoán Kim Eng cho rằng, Vn-Index nhiều khả năng sẽ tiếp tục đi xuống trong tuần này và thử lại các ngưỡng hỗ trợ quan trọng, hiện tại ở mức 251,85 điểm. Theo dự đoán của ông Ken Tai, xu hướng lên ngắn hạn của thị trường chứng khoán chỉ thực sự kết thúc khi Vn-Index phá vỡ ngưỡng hỗ trợ này.

Các cụ nên nhớ Ken Tai đã dự đoán VNI xuống U240 từ cách đây gần 2 tháng.

Hôm qua DJ đi hơn 100 điểm.

Gói hỗ trợ tài chính mua các tài sản xấu 1000 tỷ USD của Obama công bố cuối tuần trước thực ra chỉ là bình cũ rượu mới, một bản kế hoạch chi tiết của gói kích cầu trước đó. Nó rối tinh rối mù, khó hiểu, thực ra là đếk thể hiểu nổi. Mọi người nghe con số to vật thì tớn lên. Còn các chuyên gia thì nói: nhiều khả năng là chính sách mua tài xấu của chính phủ sẽ bị sa lầy vì sẽ phải liên tục bơm nhiều và nhiều tiền hơn vào, trong khi rất khó định giá tài sản xấu.

Mấy tháng tới tình hình thất nghiệp trong nước cực be bét vì 2 lý do:

- Các công ty vốn nước ngoài tại VN phải giảm hoặc ngưng hẳn sản xuất vì không xuất khẩu được. Ngành may mặc giảm 50% các hợp đồng và giá trị xuất khẩu cơ mà.

- Lao động xuất khẩu nước ngoài bị đuổi về nước đông như kiến. Thùy Linh đơi http://vneconomy.vn/2009032001388488P0C11/nam-nay-10000-lao-dong-co-the-phai-ve-nuoc-truoc-han.htm

Hôm nay nhà nước tuyên bố không tăng LSCB rồi nhé. Nghĩa là éo có ý định kích cầu thực sự.

Ngân hàng Mẽo hôm qua lại Quang Tèo roài. Các cụ đọc bài dưới đây thì biết:

U.S. Stocks Retreat Following Rally as Citigroup, Disney Drop
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By Lynn Thomasson

March 24 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks fell as the nation?Ts top two banking officials called for stronger regulation of financial firms and Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman said the government will have to seize major lenders.

Citigroup Inc. and Bank of America Corp. retreated after the shares jumped more than 19 percent yesterday on the Treasury?Ts plan to purge toxic assets from banks. Southern Co. led a gauge of utilities to a 2.2 percent drop amid concern the U.S. will levy fees on fossil-fueled power plants. Walt Disney Co. slumped 3.3 percent following a downgrade by Goldman Sachs Group Inc., which said the stock is expensive.

The Standard & Poor?Ts 500 Index lost 2 percent to 806.25 a day after its fourth-biggest rally since the 1930s. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slid 115.89 points, or 1.5 percent, to 7,659.97. Nasdaq OMX Group Inc. canceled its daily auction that helps determine closing prices because of a technical issue, causing shares and indexes to fluctuate after exchanges closed.

?oWhen you?Tre buying equities, you?Tre buying a stream of earnings and current earnings are in freefall,? said Douglas Cliggott, the Greenwich, Connecticut-based manager of the $81 million Dover Long/Short Sector Fund, which beat 97 percent of its peers last year. ?oWe haven?Tt hit bottom yet.?

The S&P 500 jumped 7.1 percent yesterday, extending its rebound from a 12-year low on March 9 to 22 percent, on speculation the U.S. plan to finance purchases of toxic assets will spur growth. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner called today for new powers to take over and dismantle failing financial firms after the troubled rescue of American International Group Inc.

AIG Rescue

The government spent $182.5 billion in rescuing AIG from losses tied to the housing market collapse. The New York-based insurer then spurred outrage after paying $165 million in bonuses to employees of the division that triggered the bailout with losses on credit-default swaps.

Citigroup lost 3.8 percent to $3.01. Wells Fargo & Co., the biggest West Coast bank, declined 11 percent to $15.50. An index of S&P 500 financial stocks dropped 6.5 percent for the steepest tumble among 10 industries. The measure is down 28 percent this year even after rallying 58 percent from March 6 through yesterday. Huntington Bancshares tumbled 16 percent today.

Financial shares extended declines after Krugman said in an interview with Bloomberg Television that the financial crisis will force the government to take over big banks. He also predicted the U.S. economy, which shrank 6.2 percent last quarter, won?Tt stabilize until late this year.

?oIn the end, we?Tll come to it,? Krugman said, referring to nationalizing lenders. ?oYou guarantee the liabilities of everybody but seize the big ones.?

Bernstein Says Sell Banks

Investors should sell bank stocks because the Treasury?Ts plan won?Tt stop profits from dropping, according to Richard Bernstein, Bank of America?Ts chief U.S. quantitative strategist who is leaving the bank in mid-April to start his own money management firm. Analysts project profit at financial companies in the S&P 500 will decline 33 percent this quarter and 34 percent in the next, according to estimates compiled by Bloomberg.

Bank of America slid 7.4 percent to $7.22 after surging 26 percent yesterday. A company spokeswoman said David Rosenberg, the firm?Ts chief North American economist, is also leaving. He will join Gluskin Sheff & Associates in Toronto, according to a person familiar with the decision.

Utility stocks in the S&P 500 posted the second-steepest decline among 10 groups after U.S. Representative Rick Boucher introduced legislation to tax fossil-fueled power plants and create a $1 billion annual fund to support projects that capture and store carbon dioxide.

Utilities Slump

Southern Co., the biggest U.S. electricity generator, dropped 3.5 percent to $30.72, snapping a seven-day advance. Duke Energy Corp., owner of utilities in the U.S. Southeast and Midwest, lost 3.3 percent to $14.20 for the steepest decline in three weeks.

Walt Disney Co. dropped 3.3 percent to $18.29 after Goldman Sachs analysts cut their recommendation to ?oneutral? from ?obuy.?

Newell Rubbermaid Inc. tumbled 9.5 percent, the most since March 2, to $6.56. The maker of Calphalon cookware cut its quarterly dividend for the second time in two months and said sales will drop more this quarter than it previously projected.

The S&P 500 took seven weeks to fall 20 percent and give President Barack Obama a bear market. To reach a bull market gain of more than 20 percent, it needed only 10 days.

Obama?Ts Market

Growing confidence in Geithner?Ts program to unfreeze credit markets boosted equities yesterday after his first proposal on Feb. 10 spurred a 4.9 percent drop in the S&P 500, the largest since Obama took office. Shares have rebounded in the past two weeks after the S&P 500 slid 20 percent from Inauguration Day to March 9. The decline was the steepest for a newly elected president in at least 80 years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

?oTwo weeks ago, the sentiment indicators were exceptionally weak and the market was very oversold,? Ajay Kapur, chief global strategist at Mirae Asset Securities Co., said in an interview with Bloomberg Television from Hong Kong. ?oThat condition doesn?Tt hold today.? Kapur was formerly Citigroup?Ts chief global equities strategist.

Marc Faber, managing director of Marc Faber Ltd., said Geithner is doing the ?oright thing? from a short-term perspective by implementing his plan for the economy. The S&P 500 may reach 880, Faber predicted in a Bloomberg TV interview today.

BlackRock Inc.?Ts global macro fund, the world?Ts second-best performer over two years among hedge funds that invest based on economic trends, is betting against the equities rally. Its manager David Hudson said the fund is buying bonds as a recovery from the worst credit crisis since the Great Depression falters.

Allergan Inc. rallied 13 percent to $48.95 for the steepest gain in the S&P 500. A report sent to subscribers of the Web site dealReporter.com said GlaxoSmithKline Plc may be interested in acquiring the maker of the Botox wrinkle treatment, citing a person familiar with Glaxo?Ts policy.

To contact the reporter on this story: Lynn Thomasson in New York at lthomasson@bloomberg.net.

Last Updated: March 24, 2009 18:03 EDT

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