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Kerjasama Medco & China Petroleum

February 28th, 2009 Posted in News

Harga saham PT Medco Energi Internasional Tbk melonjak 24,85% atau tertinggi dalam 10 tahun terakhir menyusul keputusan China National Petroleum Corp membeli 50% saham Area 47 yang semula dikuasai oleh Verenex senilai US$400 juta.

Pada penutupan perdagangan kemarin, emiten berkode saham MEDC ini ditutup pada level Rp2.060. Sebelumnya, pada 26 Februari 2008 harga saham Medco ditutup pada posisi Rp1.656.

“China National Petroleum membeli 50% saham Verenex di Area 47 yang dikuasai Medco dan Verenex. Jadi, kami masih menguasai 50% saham di Area 47 dan tetap berkomitmen atas pengembangan Area 47 yang termasuk bagian dari tujuh proyek utama Medco,” ujar Direktur Medco Energi Lukman Machfoedz kepada Bisnis, kemarin. Ream more »

Bloomberg : U.S. Economy Shrank 6.2% in Fourth Quarter, Most Since 1982

February 27th, 2009 Posted in News

By Timothy R. Homan

Feb. 27 (Bloomberg) — The U.S. economy shrank in the fourth quarter at an even faster pace than previously estimated as consumer spending plunged, companies cut inventories and exports sank.

Gross domestic product contracted at a 6.2 percent annual pace from October through December, more than economists anticipated and the most since 1982, according to revised figures from the Commerce Department today in Washington. Consumer spending, which comprises about 70 percent of the economy, declined at the fastest pace in almost three decades. Ream more »

Bloomberg : U.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance; Citigroup, Wells Fargo Climb

February 26th, 2009 Posted in News

By Lynn Thomasson

Feb. 26 (Bloomberg) — U.S. stock futures rose, indicating
the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index may reverse yesterday’s loss,
after President Barack Obama’s budget proposed as much as $750
billion in new aid for the financial industry.

Citigroup Inc., Bank of America Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co.
gained more than 4 percent. Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp.
advanced as oil climbed to a one-month high. General Motors
Corp. slid 5.1 percent after reporting a $9.6 billion fourth-
quarter loss. European stocks climbed for the first time in five
days as Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc planned to put assets
into a U.K. government insurance program and UBS AG replaced its
chief executive officer. Ream more »

Bloomberg : Asian Stocks, U.S. Futures Advance on Citigroup Speculation

February 25th, 2009 Posted in News

By Shani Raja and Chan Tien Hin

Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) — Asian stocks and U.S. futures rose on speculation the U.S. government will increase its stake in Citigroup Inc., reducing the risk that bank failures will deepen the global recession. Treasuries and the dollar fell.

Hang Seng Bank Ltd., Hong Kong’s second-largest by assets, climbed 4.4 percent as the Wall Street Journal said Citigroup had proposed the U.S. convert a large portion of its preferred shares into common stock in a transaction that wouldn’t cost taxpayers more money. South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co. rose 3.7 percent and China’s Poly Real Estate Group Co. jumped 6 percent as the two countries moved to widen stimulus measures.

“It’s a temporary boost of confidence,” said Nicole Sze, a Singapore-based investment analyst for Bank Julius Baer & Co., which manages $350 billion. “These mega banks will not be allowed to fail. The market is insisting that no matter what happens, the government will step in to prop them up.” Ream more »

Bloomberg : Obama’s Stimulus Not Enough to Avert Biggest GDP Drop Since 1946

February 24th, 2009 Posted in News

Feb. 12 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama’s stimulus plan will be insufficient to avert the biggest U.S. economic decline since 1946 as consumer spending posts its longest slide on record, according to a monthly Bloomberg News survey.

The world’s largest economy will contract 2 percent this year, half a percentage point more than last month’s forecast, according to the median of 50 projections in the survey taken Feb. 2 to Feb. 10. Even as Obama aims to create 3.5 million jobs with a stimulus plan, economists foresee an unemployment rate exceeding 8 percent through next year.

The forecasts underscore the urgency of a financial rescue that unthaws credit markets to spur business and consumer spending, analysts said. A prolonged economic slump means the Federal Reserve will keep its main interest rate below 1 percent for the next two years, the survey indicated. Ream more »

Bloomberg : Dollar Declines on Speculation U.S. to Increase Citigroup Stake

February 23rd, 2009 Posted in News

Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) — The dollar fell for a third day against the euro on speculation the government will take larger stakes in U.S. banks, adding to signs the credit crisis may deepen the nation’s recession.

The dollar headed for its longest losing streak versus the euro this year after the Wall Street Journal reported the government may raise its stake in Citigroup Inc., citing unidentified people familiar with the situation. Japan’s currency may gain versus the euro on speculation the global slowdown will increase credit-market losses at international financial institutions, boosting demand for the yen as a haven.

“This news indicates that the financial crisis in the U.S. is deepening rather than easing,” said Takashi Matsumura, a Tokyo-based economist at Mizuho Research Institute Ltd., a unit of Japan’s second-largest banking group. “The dollar may fall toward 90 yen.” Ream more »

Bloomberg : Obama Plans to Reduce Budget Deficit to $533 Billion by 2013

February 22nd, 2009 Posted in News

By Hans Nichols

Feb. 21 (Bloomberg) — President Barack Obama plans to cut the U.S. budget deficit to $533 billion by the end of his first term by increasing taxes on the wealthy and cutting spending for the war in Iraq, according to an administration official.

Obama wants to reduce the deficit because he’s concerned that over time, federal borrowing will make it harder for the U.S. economy to grow and create jobs, said the official, speaking on the condition of anonymity. The deficit Obama inherited on taking office last month was $1.3 trillion. The administration next week is to release an overview of its budget proposal for the 2010 fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. Ream more »

Bocoran Entry Point :)

February 19th, 2009 Posted in Disclaimer !!!

Mao tao, entry point untuk INDF  ?

Apakah BBCA bisa mencapai 2700 ??  :)

Serta target-targetnya  ??

Caranya mudah;

e-mail saja ke kita untuk mendapatkan jawabannya ke :

gfadm@yahoo.co.id


GRATISSS !!!

PS: Hanya berlaku sampai tanggal 3 Maret 2009 :)

PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) tanggal 19 Febuari 2009

February 19th, 2009 Posted in News

PT CLSA Indonesia, perusahaan sekuritas berkode KZ telah memborong 81.801.000 (0,42%) saham PT Bumi Resources Tbk (BUMI) senilai Rp 61,569 miliar.

Pembelian masif di harga rata-rata Rp 752,68 per saham pada perdagangan hari ini, Kamis (19/2/2009), telah mendongkrak harga BUMI ke level Rp 800.

Nilai transaksi BUMI hari ini mencapai Rp 430,75 miliar atau sekitar 31,29% dari total nilai transaksi Bursa Efek Indonesia (BEI) hari ini sebesar Rp 1,376 triliun. CLSA (KZ) menjadi perantara pembelian terbesar dengan memborong 163.602 lot sebanyak 847 kali transaksi senilai Rp 61,569 miliar.

Pembelian ini dilakukan tanpa diiringi aksi jual sama sekali atas saham BUMI. Ream more »

Bloomberg : U.S. Stocks Slide to 3-Month Low on Recession Concern; GM Sinks

February 18th, 2009 Posted in News

Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) — U.S. stocks tumbled to a three-month low, extending a global slump, as a record contraction in New York manufacturing spurred concern the government’s stimulus package won’t be enough to curb the deepening recession.

Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. each lost 12 percent. Exxon Mobil Corp. was the biggest drag on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index as oil slid almost 7 percent. General Motors Corp., the largest U.S. carmaker, sank 13 percent as it took its case for more government support to the Treasury Department. Banks led declines in Europe and Asia on concern they may face ratings downgrades and more losses.

The S&P 500 retreated 4.6 percent to 789.17, dropping below 800 for the first time since November. The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged 297.81 points, or 3.8 percent, to 7,552.6, less than half a point above its 2008 bear-market closing low. The Russell 2000 Index slid 4.3 percent. U.S. markets were closed for President’s Day yesterday, when shares in Asia and Europe fell. Ream more »