biasa aj kali baru jg turun sedikit...please jangan lebaay On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 8:36 AM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > US stocks finished near their worst levels of the session, and closed lower > for a fourth consecutive day. Today's sell off pushed all three of the major > averages to their lowest levels since March 23. Selling was paced by a 1.1% > drop in both the S&P and Nasdaq while the Dow outperformed, slipping 0.5%. > > *Financials continue to underperform the broader market* as today's 2.0% > slide pushed the S&P 500 Financial Index to its lowest level since early > December. Citigroup (C 38.07, -1.78) was the biggest decliner amongst > heavyweights, losing 4.5%. As a whole the financial group as seen under *US > leading bank index (KBW Bank Index) again slumped -2,034%*. (see Chart 1) > > On the other hand, the global coal industry as represented by *NASDAQ OMX > Global Coal Index (^QCOL) only dropped -0,85%* after counting declining US > coal companies last night. (see Chart 2). NASDAQ OMX Global Coal Index* *does > not only represent US Dow Jones-listed coal producers (^DJUSCL), but also > include greater playing field of international coal producers from 10 > different countries, and consists of 29 companies. > > Indonesia play of coal producer and related services companies under ASEAN > inflation strategy is still intact as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs > confirmed, with priority of 'undervalued stocks'. > > Chart 1: (US Banking Index) > > [image: KBW Bank Index (June 6).png] > > Chart 2: (NASDAQ OMX Global Coal Index, June 6)* * > > [image: Nasdaq OMX Global Coal (June 6).png] > > '+' > > On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:54 AM, positif01 <[email protected]> wrote: > >> The major market averages finished near their worst levels of the session, >> with all three losing close to 2.3%. >> >> *Financial shares lagged the broader market, and were the worst >> performing sector* within the S&P 500. As a whole the group *lost 3.5%*, >> *with US leading bank index (KBW Bank Index) slumped -4,11%*. (see >> attached chart below) >> >> This is quite contrast to the coal industry, where *NASDAQ OMX Global >> Coal Index (^QCOL)*, which does not only represent US coal companies >> (^DJUSCL), but also international companies from 10 different countries, and >> consists of 29 worldwide coal producer companies, *only dropped -0,62%*after >> counting declining US coal companies this morning. (see attached chart >> below) >> >> What will possibly happen in Indonesia when market opens Friday? Well, the >> most likely you do is to pray even though it will not help you at all. And, >> then you will soon realize what we have reminded over the time the meaning >> of "overvalued" or "expensive" with your "everybody favorite stock pool". >> The other news that may add up to the panic is that your Central Bank >> Governor, Darmin Nasution, has made a very honest admission on what foreign >> investors has long reminded what your government should do, and they did not >> do it when everything was still beautifully colorful. All that said, it is >> at the end what Morgan Stanley said as we released last week, and no body >> published because it is a hard evidence to accept. It is not the growth, it >> is the inflation! >> >> And, now, no one will sorry. >> >> [image: US-KBW Bank Index (01june2011).png] >> >> [image: NASDAQ Global Coal (01june2011).png] >> >> [image: NASDAQ Global Coal constituents (31may2011).png] >> >> '+' >> > > >
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