Romur ini dalangnya..., U.S. Stocks Drop on Credit Concern; JPMorgan, Citigroup Retreat Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stocks dropped for the first time in three days, led by financial companies, on concern banks will be saddled with more credit-market losses and the Federal Reserve won't cut interest rates enough to stimulate growth. JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. led banks lower after an analyst said Fortis, Belgium's biggest financial services company, faces additional writedowns from mortgage- backed securities. Speculation that subprime-infected investment losses are worsening helped erase a morning rally fueled by better-than-expected earnings at Microsoft Corp. and Caterpillar Inc.
2008/1/26, TH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Guess to early pak DE to welcome the bull, still too many decaying > skeleton on the Europen banks alone, here is the bad news from Society > General France: > > *AP* > French Bank Trader Bet Tens of Billions > Friday January 25, 4:24 pm ET > By Angela Charlton, Associated Press Writer > French Bank Trader Was Dealing in Tens of Billions of Euros > PARIS (AP) -- French bank Societe Generale said Friday a rogue trader who > cost it more than $7 billion by making bad stock market bets had been > gambling on a much larger scale -- tens of billions of dollars of the bank's > money. > > Wait for the regional, local banks in Germany to make their financial > statement by next month, "subprime" (again) will be the buzz word. > > Do be careful friends, dont get elated too fast. > > th > > 2008/1/25 Dean Earwicker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > Kok nggak ada yang tereak "welcome bull" sih dari kemaren...wew... yau > > udah saya aja deh... > > > > *"WELCOME BULL #)))"* > > > > Gak sampe? biar adja, yang penting tetap optimis :) salah atau bener > > urusan belakangan... hehe... > > > > > > *Commited to you,* > > DE > > > > >
