Oke bung JA, Short TLKM , BISI, KARK, BRPT !!! Rapatkan barisan untuk menerima shock terapi & guncangan pasar modal indonesia. IHSG will DEEP CORRECTION !! Mana nih bung bearish forever ?? Bersatu kita teguh, bercerai kawin lagi hehe ...
regards. On 7/26/07, James Arifin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am with you Mr. BOEN ... time to make money in bearish period ... SHORT TLKM On 7/26/07, Mr. Boen <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mr.boenjamin%40gmail.com>> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Dow minus 107, becarefull cause mr bear will come with soros prediction .. > > Short ... short .. short !!! > > regards. > > > > > > Soros sees chance of recession in 2007 > (Reuters) > Updated: 2006-01-10 09:42 > > > > Billionaire investor George Soros said on Monday the U.S. Federal Reserve > might overshoot in its bid to tighten monetary policy, deflating housing > prices and tipping the economy into recession in 2007. > > > > George Soros is seen during a news conference in Tirana, Albania November > 19, 2005. Soros said on Monday the U.S. Federal Reserve might overshoot in > its bid to tighten monetary policy, deflating housing prices and tipping the > economy into recession in 2007. [Reuters]A collapse in U.S. housing prices > could be associated with a dollar decline, scuppering the Fed's attempt to > engineer a "soft-landing" for the economy, Soros told an audience at the > Singapore Institute of International affairs. > > Soros -- best known for his famous bet against sterling as Britain was > forced to pull its currency out of the European currency grid in 1992 -- > said he expected the federal funds rate, now at 4.25 percent, to peak at > 4.75 percent. > > Nevertheless, the Fed could be late in estimating when to stop raising > rates, he said, creating a "reasonably significant chance" of a > "hard-landing." > > "If housing continues to cool while rates are slowing then it could turn > into a hard landing," Soros said. > > "That's why I expect a recession to happen in 2007, not 2006." > > The Fed has raised its key rate at each of its policy meetings since June > 2004, but has indicated the tightening cycle is close to peaking. > > Although economies in Europe and Japan are recovering from slowdowns, they > may not be in a position to counterbalance the impact of a U.S. recession, > he said. Besides, Japan's economy could slow down if the Chinese economy > slows. > > "Europe is growing relatively well... but a hard landing in the U.S. will be > associated with a decline in the dollar which would hurt the European > economy," he said. > > Soros said he believed the U.S. housing bubble, a major factor behind strong > U.S. consumption, had reached its peak and was in the process of being > deflated. > > A way to tackle an ensuing global slowdown would be to stoke domestic demand > in Asia and other developing regions, he said. > 2 > >
