Nggak ngerti aku, pas bearish muncul tulisan begini. Turun naik
mestinya biasa jadi kalau market turun ada yg ngeshort atau take
profit mestinya nggak perlu diributkan. DJI mau naik lebih tinggi lagi
di atas 14000 emangnya bisa kejadian besok. Padahal kalau momen
penurunan ini digunakan sudah untuk hampir 800 point kalau main indeks
DOW.
Anyway, koreksi ini baru awal dari wave koreksi yang biasanya A-B-C
atau keterusan hingga D-E. Jadi kalau pikir DOW akan naik di atas
14000 maka kudu pikir itu 3-4 bulan mendatang bukan 1-2 minggu atau
dalam 1 bulan aja.
Buat Doekoen Jamoe, TURUN khan ehheheheheh
On 7/28/07, Santa Marko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Please—what ever you do—don't even think of running to the sidelines.
>
> You see…
>
> Despite today's 311-point decline…
>
> Despite the market's fear of a subprime-driven real estate collapse…
>
> Despite the fact that oil hit $77 a barrel today…
>
> There's a mammoth earnings surge headed your way, and if you cash out now
> you'll MISS OUT on Wall Street's biggest money makers for the next 12
> months.
>
> Here's why: Despite the subprime lending worries that hit Wall Street right
> today, our research indicates this market will bounce back much higher than
> the 14,000 mark we hit last week.
>
> How can this be?
>
> Because there are too many signs that the economy is strengthening. As
> you'll see below, the consumers are back, buybacks are pushing stocks up,
> the trade deficit is improving, the indexes continue to look strong, and our
> Blue Chip Growth stocks represent the best values on Wall Street.
>
> When you add everything up, you'll see we're on the verge of a 3rd quarter
> earnings explosion. That's why…
>
> If you have the vision to add to your positions now, you'll
> thank me 1000 times by December 31st.
>
> I'm Louis Navellier, and I don't know how you're playing the sell-off, but
> I do know this: A 10,000 investment in any of my top 10 stocks could
> easily make you 50% richer in six months …as the "wall of worry" sellers run
> for cover.
>
> Don't buy into it! This economy is booming, and my top stocks are enjoying
> quarterly earnings growth of up to 1,407%!
>
> If you don't take advantage of the tremendous discounts this market it
> handing you, you will simply kick yourself for years and find yourself
> lamenting about the money you could have made.
> Black-and-White Proof You Need
> to Be Buying Stocks—Not Selling!
>
> REASON No. 1
>
> The consumers are back!
>
> Just look at recently published numbers from the Michigan consumer sentiment
> index. They rose sharply and unexpectedly to 92.4—well above the analysts
> estimate of 86.
>
> So it's no surprise that the Dow broke the 14,000 mark last week before
> today's subprime-driven sell off. (Again, please use this gift-discount to
> buy more!)
>
> And while the June retail sales report showed a slow down, companies like
> Wal-Mart and Abercrombie & Fitch have exceeding analysts' expectations.
>
> However, a better indicator that consumers are back could be found in our
> top gaming stock, MGM Mirage. After all, if consumers have money to gamble,
> you know they're not only feeling richer—they are richer and spending. Good
> news not only for the economy but also for MGM.
>
> Just look at MGM's numbers and I'm sure you'll agree. First-quarter earnings
> were the best in the history of the company. Diluted earnings from
> continuing operations were $0.55 per share, a 15% increase over the $0.48
> per share earned in 2006. Net revenues for the first quarter increased 9% to
> $1.9 billion.
>
> The stock is up 27 % over the past six months. That's just the beginning of
> the upside I see on this one. Which is why it rates a buy with a capital
> "B."
>
> MGM isn't the only stock on our buy list that's ready to surge. As you'll
> see, my 10 new recommendations below could easily surpass MGM growth!
>
> REASON No. 2
>
> The economy is strengthening!
>
> Despite what today's 311-point decline would indicate, last week's jobs data
> reports prove the economy is still expanding.
>
> Payrolls were up 132,000 in June, continuing to beat economists'
> expectations. While payrolls were up just a smidgen for June, what most
> investors didn't see was the revised payroll numbers for April and May.
>
> They showed the creation of an additional 75,000 jobs! My research tells me
> that when the government adjusts June's numbers, we should see similar
> growth.
>
> When you add to that the fact that jobless claims are at a 2 -year low, you
> can begin to understand the momentum building on Wall Street and why
> Thursday's 283 -rise is just a sneak preview of what lies ahead.
>
> This is not only good news for the economy but also great news for all of
> the earnings giants on our buy list—four of which have gained more than 12%
> in the last 30 days.
>
> REASON No. 3
>
> Private equity race is quickening!
>
> Have you been watching the news?
>
> Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) announced that they will be going public in a
> $1.25 billion offering. Obviously, they're following Blackstone and raising
> a lot of money to take companies private.
>
> Why are they doing this?
>
> Because they see what Blackstone and we see—dozens of bargains in the
> marketplace. After all, when you consider that interest rates are still
> relatively low and P/E ratios are at 10- and 12-year lows, you couldn't ask
> for a better time to buy undervalued stocks.
>
> That's why Blackstone Group paid a 30% premium to take over Hilton Hotels
> private–it was simply a bargain at even that price.
>
> You'll be glad to know that we've identified another hotel group that's ripe
> for a takeover. Only our stock has higher earnings growth, higher operating
> growth, and higher earnings momentum. When the takeover people move on this
> one, Hilton's 30% gain could look like a drop in the bucket.
>
> You'll read about it in this month's issue along with a number of takeover
> targets the sharks are looking to gobble up, all earnings giants with high
> margins and low P/Es. Go here to read about them now.
>
> And that's really just half the good news!
>
> REASON No 4.
>
> The trade deficit is improving!
>
> Most investors missed this, but the April trade deficit narrowed by 6.2% to
> $58.5 billion from 2006, which was a whopping $5 billion better than
> expectations.
>
> As a result, economists are now revising their second-quarter GDP estimates
> dramatically higher to 3.7%.
>
> And it's all because the falling U.S. dollar is making American products
> much more competitive around the world.
>
> Which is why I'm urging you to buy my top multinational stocks before
> earnings season hits full stride. The reason is simple. The economic
> environment is perfect for them: Low interest rates, low dollar, and
> mounting worldwide growth.
>
> This is why our top ethanol producer is up 33% year-to-date while at the
> same time our top telecom is up 41%. In addition, our top mining stock is
> up 115%, and our top defense stock is up 17% which, by the way, is ready to
> rock higher thanks to increased defense spending that will add billions to
> its coffers.
>
> These are just four of the multinational earnings monsters on our buy list.
> If you can add anyone of them to your holdings before they report
> outstanding earnings, you could easily catch the next wave of profits.
>
> REASON No. 5
>
> There's strength throughout all the indexes, too!
>
> Hidden behind today's 311-point decline is the fact that the all indexes are
> up an average for the past 12 months.
>
> As if that weren't proof enough that this market will rebound, NASDAQ
> closed at just 2,599—only off its six-year high of 2701.
>
> When the smoke settles from today's sell-off, investors will see a global
> mix of low interest rates, low inflation, high employment and renewed
> consumer spending will push this market back to new highs.
>
> That's why when our double-digit gainers hit—watch out! You are going to
> see the rest of Wall Street rush in and bid our holdings higher.
>
> REASON No. 6
>
> Our Blue Chip stocks represent the best values on Wall Street!
>
> When you consider the average stock on our Buy List trades at less than 19
> times forecasted earnings, which is less than any of the Russell stock
> market indices, such as the Russell 1000 Growth index, you can begin to see
> why I'm so giddy about this upcoming earnings season.
> Especially when you add to that the fact that they are all on the verge of
> reporting double-digit earnings in a sea of single-digit growth.
>
>
> That's why you can begin to see why I'm telling my readers—shouting at them,
> if you will—to load up on my 10 top stocks.
>
> I'm convinced beyond doubt that they could hand you 50% gains in the next
> three months.
>
>
>
>
>
>
+ +
+ + + + +
Mohon saat meREPLY posting, text dari posting lama dihapus
kecuali memang diperlukan.
+ + + + +
+ +
Yahoo! Groups Links
<*> To visit your group on the web, go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/obrolan-bandar/
<*> Your email settings:
Individual Email | Traditional
<*> To change settings online go to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/obrolan-bandar/join
(Yahoo! ID required)
<*> To change settings via email:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to:
http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
