TPP- CHÍNH THỨC ĐƯỢC KÝ KẾT

Ông này chán. Thế mới có 11 con sóng chứ (Vì VN mình duyệt rồi).

cổ fiếu có lợi ngay tức thì chinh là cac khu cong nghiệp vi nhieu doanh nghiep đã và đang rời bỏ Trung Quoc vào Viet nam....nhom chung tui liet kê 1 số con hang ve KCN như LHG, KBC, ITA....và đặc biệt con LHG đã co dấu hiệu doanh thu tăng manh khi mà nam 2015 lợi nhuận gần gap đôi ke hoach va dự tinh 2016 doanh thu càng tăng mạnh sau khi TPP dc ký....1 điểm cộng nữa cho LHG chinh là co fiểu cô đặc....đây là 1 con hàng quá rẻ để đầu trong giai đoạn này

Following signature, all 12 countries will be able to begin their respective domestic ratification processes and will have up to two years to complete that before the agreement enters into force.

Câu chuyện còn dài thì mình tranh thủ Mập vin cớ chính thức ký TPP Mập đẩy giá lên mình bán chốt lãi, ra tết mua lại sau

KBC 80 triệu cp ...
Chờ thẩm thấu 1 thời gian nữa đã bác

Hom nay Kbc chạy.

đã ghi chú con LHG roi mà, còn 2 con kia thi để nhà dâu tư tham khảo

Với dòng hưởng TPP, hưởng lợi ngay chọn ngành logistics
http://f319.com/threads/gmd-logistics-huong-loi-ngay-tu-tpp.726591/

Em múc ...hôm qua làm 100k GAS....

Đó là cp rất triển vọng khi TPP ký kết, k sao mua lai vẫn ngon

Yes
Việc VN mình và một số nước ký và thông qua hiệp định TPP này thì chắc là sớm trong 2016 nhưng quan trọng nhất vẫn là khi nào ông mỹ thông qua. dưới đây là timeline để QH mỹ phê chuẩn TPP

US Timeline for Approval

The Administration usually works informally with the relevant congressional committees to draft implementing legislation and then formally submits the bill under the TPA rules for an up or down vote without amendment. The informal process of working with Congress involves painstaking drafting, as well as multiple hearings and informal meetings. The speed of this informal drafting process and the President's political decision on when it is best to submit the bill ultimately will determine when the formal implementing legislation is introduced. But, as noted, the earliest that this could occur is early March 2016.

After the implementing legislation is introduced, the approval timeline is in congressional hands - within the strict ninety "legislative day" limit imposed by TPA. TPA gives specific time allotments for the House Ways and Means Committee, the full House of Representatives, the Senate Finance Committee, and the full Senate to either pass or reject the agreement. Note that there are fewer "legislative" days than calendar days, so if the various bodies take their full allotted time, the process could last well into Summer 2016, even if the implementing legislation is introduced promptly. It currently seems unlikely, though, that President Obama will permit consideration to slip beyond the end of his term on January 20, 2017, given the importance of the TPP to his legacy.

While some have expressed doubt that US approval could occur prior to the US election in early November 2016, others have argued that such an important trade agreement should not be considered by a "lame duck" Congress (the current members of Congress can hold a congressional session between the election in November and the swearing-in of the new President and the new Congress in January).

The White House has indicated that it wishes to proceed quickly with the approval process, expressing its hope that TPP can be approved before the lame duck session. Under the elaborate system of deadlines imposed by TPA, one possible scenario would involve approval sometime in May or June 2016, in the window between important primary elections and the Presidential nominating conventions held later in the summer. Of course, once the US approves the agreement, it still will not go into effect until approved by a sufficient number of other signatories.

ĐỌc lại cái trên và cái dưới đây nhé.
Việc ký cứ ký còn lúc nào phê chuẩn mới là quan trọng nhưng điểm rơi hàng TPP có thể vào q2/2016 này

US Approval Process

In the United States, the Trade Promotion Authority legislation (TPA) established the necessary domestic procedures for approval and implementation of the agreement. TPA, passed after a bruising battle between the President and Congress earlier this year, provides that the TPP, like other US free trade agreements, will be approved and implemented under an expedited timeline involving special procedures and requiring an up-or-down majority vote by both houses of Congress.

Now that the text of the TPP agreement has been made public and President Obama has formally notified Congress of his intent to sign it, TPA mandates that he wait at least ninety days to do so, making February 3, 2016, the earliest date the President can sign.

Once the President signs, the next step for the TPP is consideration by Congress. TPA provides that the President must wait an additional thirty days after signing the agreement before submitting implementing legislation to Congress, so such legislation cannot go to Congress before early March 2016. But, as a practical matter, the timing of any implementing legislation also likely depends upon the International Trade Commission (ITC), which will submit a report on the agreement. The ITC report can take up to 105 days after the agreement is signed. However, this past summer, the Administration requested that the ITC begin working on its report with the information available, in order to expedite the process. Otherwise, if the ITC takes the full amount of statutorily allotted time, implementing legislation likely would not be submitted to Congress until at least mid-May 2016.