Dow 连9000点都岌岌可危。。。。

SweetHours

做么又会跌酱多的？

loong81

纽约股市9日再暴跌 道琼斯指数下跌超过600点
http://www.sina.com.cn  2008年10月10日 04:16   新华网


　　新华网快讯：受到金融股、能源股下挫的影响，纽约股市9日再次暴跌，道琼斯指数下跌超过600点。
    新浪声明：本版文章内容纯属作者个人观点，仅供投资者参考，并不构成投资建议。投资者据此操作，风险自担。

hc.goh

原帖由 Genghiss 于 10-10-2008 06:43 AM 发表
http://money.cnn.com/2008/10/02/news/newsmakers/buffett.fortune/index.htm?postversion=2008100216

"If we don't get it solved next week," added Buffett, "I may go back to delivering papers."
他指的是 ...

如果我们不解决的下周， “巴菲特说， ”我可以返回提供的文件。 “?

FearOfTheDark

原帖由 hc.goh 于 10-10-2008 10:14 AM 发表
如果我们不解决的下周， “巴菲特说， ”我可以返回提供的文件。 “?

我可以回去送报纸

yhchan

Buffet 回去送报，那我们不是全部要跳海料？？？

shyboy123

= = 文章的意识，不是说，如果这个星期股市还没有好转，老巴打算提交自己的计划书吗？

chris_7617

麻姑跳水~

K男

原帖由 hc.goh 于 10-10-2008 10:14 AM 发表
如果我们不解决的下周， “巴菲特说， ”我可以返回提供的文件。 “?

早说了--巴菲特这次真的很可爱


http://kelvinliew.pixnet.net/blog/


              软趴趴的说

988fulot10

谁要做巴非特，，，，现在是时候了，，，

密码侦探

要该TAJUK了,8000

clk8226

8000点岌岌可危.

cct2048

G7 要出手
President Bush 要为所有银行存款提供担保

密码侦探

没有经过最少1年的ECONOMIC DOWNTURN的洗礼,股市短期内是不会由BEAR->BULL.这个5354的时刻,投机客一大对,一个不小心,BIKINI都被俘虏.

cct2048

听听老大怎么说

Bush says anxiety feeding market instability Friday October 10, 11:26 am  
By Terence Hunt, AP White House Correspondent  

President Bush says public and investor anxiety making credit crisis more severe


WASHINGTON (AP) --

President Bush said Friday that the government's financial rescue plan was aggressive enough and big enough to work, but would take time to fully kick in. "We can solve this crisis and we will," he said in brief remarks from the White House Rose Garden.

Bush spoke as leaders of the world's top economies gathered in Washington amid frozen credit markets, panic selling in stock markets and a looming global recession.

The president noted that major Western countries were working together in an attempt to stabilize markets and end the spreading panic, including coordinated cuts in interest rates.

"Through these efforts, the world is sending an unmistakable signal. We're in this together and we'll come through this together," Bush said.

Finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of Seven -- the United States, Japan, Britain, Germany, France Italy and Canada -- were here for a weekend meeting. Bush plans to meet with the leaders on Saturday.

Bush said he understood how Americans could be concerned about their economic future. "That anxiety can feed anxiety and that can make it hard to see all that's being done to solve the problem," he said.

But despite a relentless sell-off that has seen the Dow Jones industrials plunge 20 percent in the past seven trading days, Bush said, "We are a prosperous nation with immense resources and a wide range of tools at our disposal."

The president said the new $700 billion rescue plan that he signed into law a week ago authorizes the Treasury Department to use a variety of measures to rebuild their balance sheets including "purchasing equity of financial institutions."

It was the first time the president has mentioned suggestions that the government buy shares of banks, although it has been mentioned by other administration officials.

Since the bailout package was signed into law, the conversation about how it will be used has shifted from taxpayers buying troubled mortgages to taxpayers buying troubled banks. Or at least pieces of them.

Such a move would amount to a partial nationalization of the U.S. banking industry, a move once considered unthinkable.

The government is authorized under the law to buy "troubled assets."

Those assets include mortgages, but according to the law, they may also include "any other financial instrument" that is "necessary to promote financial market stability ... ."

It is the government's position that this authority extends to bank stocks.

"The plan we are executing is aggressive. It is the right plan. It will take time to have its full impact. It is flexible enough to adapt as the situation changes. And it is big enough to work," Bush said.

He also noted that the Federal Reserve has injected hundreds of billions into the system and with other central banks has made interest-rate cuts that should help thaw frozen credit markets and enable loans to flow again.

Government insurance on bank and credit union deposit accounts has been raised to $250,000 and the Treasury is offering insurance for the first time for money-market funds, he added.

"The federal government has a comprehensive strategy and the tools necessary to address the challenges in our economy," Bush said.

While he sought to reassure Americans that the government is doing all it can, Bush also acknowledged mounting worry among people about their retirement and investment accounts.

Bush said his administration had launched initiatives that "have helped more than 2 million Americans stay in their homes."

He also noted "rigorous enforcement" steps taken by the Securities and Exchange Commission to make sure that some investors don't "take advantage of the crisis to illegally manipulate the stock market."

Stock market volatility continued, with the Dow Jones industrials falling nearly 700 points soon after trading began, regaining all of that deficit to show an advance and then turning lower again.

"Over the past few days," Bush said, "we have witnessed a startling drop in the stock market, much of it driven by uncertainty and fear. This has been a deeply unsettling period for the American people."

ZheHui

原帖由 十一哥 于 10-10-2008 12:16 AM 发表

会跌，会跌会跌，放心 5000  点，

你大旦 ge 講，五千點。
我細路仔，保守 ge 講，七千點6個月中機會都幾大 ge。

p/s 如果奧薩馬看到一定笑到我面黃黃。

K男

总统选出后能做什么。。。这其中必定有古怪。。。没理由任由政治捐款的背后商界吃泻药的说

http://kelvinliew.pixnet.net/blog/



软趴趴的说-没按广告没钱拿

爱情是一种怪事

这次全球性的股灾，已经不是一两个国家能控制。
这和以前的股灾很不一样。

以前都是域性的股灾，一个地方失火了，其他地方可以相救。
股市也可以很快回稳。

但是这次是全球性的股灾。全世界都失火，自己都被烧了，当然没有能力帮人家灭火。

所以那些想乘低吸纳以发财的人，可能要等上很长的时间才能如愿。

cct2048

與26國中行急商‧IMF2000億美元救市

　　國際貨幣基金組織（IMF）週五（10月10日）將與來自26國的中行和財政部官員開會，討論對抗此次信用危機的方式，準備成立2000億美元的資金，對艱困國家紓困。

　　金融危機進一步升級，各國政府不敢怠慢，紛紛在全球共同行動推出前分別推出紓困措施。

　　有鑑於近來經濟局勢動盪，在週五的G7會議後，一項結合新興經濟體財經官員共同召開的特別G20會議，也預期將在週末舉行。

ah-b

我看要一,两年才可以恢复元气~

ZheHui

原帖由 ah-b 于 11-10-2008 01:23 AM 发表
我看要一,两年才可以恢复元气~

哈哈，醬快呀。