Wall Street investor get caution
Stock Report March 8th, 2010
Market players cautious following the internal data they. As a result, Wall Street index move is limited. Internal data in question, namely the data of private sector employment and the Federal Reserve meeting on unemployment in height. Both are still making a market participant can not apply aggressive. The results of the Fed meeting in December and showed that some members of the Federal Open Market Committee thought that the central bank program valued at USD1, 25 trillion to purchase mortgages could be swollen. At the same time, bond prices had to be dropped, following the attitude of investors that inflation underscores concern. As a result, the Dow Jones stock index grew only 1.66 points, or no more than 0.1 percent to 10,573.68. Index S & P 500 index grew 0.62 points, or 0.1 percent, to 1137.14. However, as quoted by the Associated Press (AP), Thursday (7/1/2009), the S & P is able to record the highest growth since October 1, 2008. While the Nasdaq index fell 7.62 points, or 0.3 percent to 2301.09 position. Chairman of Thunderstorm Capital LLC in Boston said, the market was burdened by the possibility of investors waiting to sell some shares from last year until this week, because the tax would be eased this year
Foreigners Keep Out Shares in the Capital Market
Stock Report March 2nd, 2010

Foreign investors continued to take off some stock to affect the trading value susutnya in Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) than the beginning of the year.
Action buying by investors started to turn toward since the third week in January. IDX data based on the period 25-29 January 2010, foreign transactions reached Rp5, 62 trillion in purchasing Rp4, 44 January triliun.Selama last week, the foreign investors recorded a net sales (net sell) Rp1, 18 trillion.
While the trade Friday (22/1/2010), foreign net selling even reach Rp1, 01 trillion. That way, sellasing net since January 22 reached Rp2, 9 triliun.Penjualan stocks by foreign investors has finally eroded the value of trade in the first week BEI.Jika on the average daily transaction value of the Stock Exchange reached Rp4, 5 trillion, in the last week down to range Rp3, 5 trillion.
Action by the foreign selling continued to trade yesterday, with a net value of Rp71, 78 billion. This is a bit much effect on the decrease in composite stock price index by 23.24 points (0.89 percent) to 2587.54 level. Bali Securities analyst Tri Bayuna Ketut said, foreign selling pressure could actually predict the number of negative sentiment that emerged and declining commodity prices.
“The main concern is the economic situation of the world. Also of course how foreign sentiment against BEI. Foreigners no longer see the benefit with Indonesia expected interest rates rise. The situation of reduced liquidity has also found,” said Ketut to Seputar Indonesiakemarin. Ketut claim could not predict when this foreign selling pressure will abate.
He stated, foreign sentiment against the index would wait several factors such as the development of the global economic situation and in the country, as well as commodity price movements. “Foreign investors will still be waiting for the policies of the country such as whether interest rates will be raised or not. It should also be expected also follow the news from the U.S. and China,” said Ketut.
He added that Indonesia is basically the stock is still relatively good compared to other domestic poultry such as the United States (U.S.) and China that hit pretty hard. This is because the domestic situation is relatively volatile. Separately, the capital market analyst Felix Sindhunata natural rate of sell shares that investors do asing.Menurut him, foreign investors tend to seek safe investments in uncertain conditions.
“In the stock market conditions are less conducive to foreign investment will transfer another relatively stronger as the money market,” he said. According to Felix, the current sentiment is the vagueness of economic recovery, particularly the U.S. economic resilience when the stimulus was stopped. Attenuating triggers concerns U.S. stock exchanges that Asia.Selain, investors are still looking at the U.S. banking policy and monetary tightening in China.
Back weakening commodity prices and crude oil in global markets also kept investors took some investment in shares of the mining sector which had been assessed prospectively. While other sentiment comes from within the country, the House committee investigation relating to the case of Century Bank. Investors also anticipate if the announced results lead to a political element.
‘Investors seemed to still wait and seeterhadap developments, both global and domestic, “said Felix. Although net foreign transactions exceed Rp2 trillion in the past two weeks, Felix believes, foreign funds will flow back into the stock.
Budi capital market analyst also sees Ruseno foreign funds is only temporary. He estimates that, as the market began conducive, foreign funds will flow back to the Indonesian capital market. That’s because Indonesia’s economic prospects are still good. “With the domestic market potential is relatively stable, they will go again,” he said.
Whew, the Dow Jones soared 118 points
Stock Report February 24th, 2010

Stocks on Wall Street’s leading managed to record gains in early trading Monday last week (1/2/2010) local time, the trigger is the approximate data on the manufacturing sector and earnings from Exxon Mobil that the company returned with the bullish sentiment, the stock movement is recorded to worst levels.
As quoted by Reuters on Tuesday (2/2/2010), Exxon shares rose 2.7 percent to as low as USD66, 18 after the largest oil companies of the United States (U.S.) reported a number of products that promote natural gas exploration in the country. S & P index rose come to three percent. Investors also affected the performance of Exxon Mobil’s report above expectations. And it boosted shares of energy sector.
A number of investors, last week has received a positive sentiment, after the government said economic growth in IV quarter of 2009 rose above the predictions of analysts, which reached 5.7 percent. The strongest sentiment earlier this week came from the statement of the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) is reported, the index of U.S. manufacturing activity grew at the strongest level since August 2004.
ISM says manufacturing index rose to 58.4 in January from 54.9 in December last year. This figure was above analysts predictions of 55.5.
“Wall Street began to recover, and investors began to believe again. You can see from some good numbers such as ISM and improved statistics,” said President Capital Financial Advisory Services Keith Springer.
Meanwhile, the Commerce Department said consumer spending levels rose 0.2 percent in December 2009. The government also said personal incomes rose above expectations in December last year. President Barack Obama to ask Congress to approve $ 3 worth of budget, 83 trillion to fight unemployment and improvement of tax revenue.
Sentiment carried the Dow Jones index rose 118.2 points or 1.2 percent to the equivalent 10,185.53. This is the biggest gain since 4 January. Meanwhile, the S & P 500 gained 15.32 points, or 1.4 per cent equivalent to 1089.19 and the Nasdaq index rose 23.85 points, or 1.1 percent to the equivalent level of 2171.2.
U.S. Economic Data Dow Jones going weak
Stock Report, Uncategorized December 15th, 2009

The Dow Jones closed down 11 points, in trading Tuesday (5/1/2010), as investor fears of economic data released in the United States (U.S.).
Observed, the three major indices in Wall Street mixed in late trading, a day after the Dow Jones managed to record surge of more than 150 points triggered by the U.S. manufacturing data and China.
As quoted by Reuters on Wednesday (6/1/2010) sentiment brought the Dow Jones index fell 11.94 points, or 0.1 percent to the equivalent 10,572.02. Meanwhile, the S & P 500 had gained 3.53 points, equivalent to 0.3 per cent to 1136.52, and the Nasdaq index rose 0.29 points, or 0.1 per cent equivalent to 2308.71. Read the rest of this entry »
Most U.S. Stocks Rise before Employment Data
Stock Report September 10th, 2009
Stocks on Wall Street ends mostly higher on Thursday local time, as traders waited for payrolls `data` (payroll) and non-farm U.S. unemployment to test the strength of recovery from recession, dealers said. Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 33.18 points (0.31 percent) to close at 10,606.86, on the second day in a row up moderate who brought blue-chip index to its highest level since October 2008.
The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite index fell 1.04 points (0.05 percent) to 2300.05, while the broad market index Standard & Poor `s 500 advanced 4.55 points (0.40 percent) to 1141.69. Analysts said the market off a poor start and moved up in the middle of U.S. retail sales results are generally higher than expected, but the increase was covered by the prudence of employment before the main report for December in the U.S. Friday.
“The stock market seems to mark time, waiting for the employment report on Friday,” said Fred Dickson of DA Davidson and Company. Labor Department data expected to show non-farm payrolls fell 35,000, after losing 11,000 jobs in November, and keep the unemployment rate at 10.0 percent.
Department reported Thursday initial claims for unemployment benefits rose thin on adjustments in 1000 to 434,000 last week while the other claims data showed a moderate improvement in the labor market problems. “Today’s data is still headed in the right direction but the problem is that these numbers are not considered urgent enough to move the unemployment rate and job growth,” said Jon Ogg at Moody `s Economy.com.
Financial stocks were in the vanguard. Bank of America rose 3.29 percent to 16.93 dollars after positive comments Credit Suisse analyst. S & P index rose 3.94 percent banking. Retailers, who initially raised by the sales figures better than expected in December, ending variety. Macy `s added 2.28 percent at 17.49 dollars and discount retailer Target rose 1.23 percent to 50.27 dollars, while Saks jumped 3.76 percent to 7.16 dollars.
General Electric led the increase in the Dow, rose 5.18 percent to 16.25 dollars, after JPMorgan Chase raised its ranking. Boeing rose 4.05 percent to 62.20 dollars after reporting a 28 percent increase in commercial aircraft delivery in 2009. AMR, parent of American Airlines, rose 1.73 percent to 8.25 dollars.
The Wall Street Journal reported raising AMR bidding to invest in Japan airlines 300 million dollars to 1.4 billion dollars, which increases the battle with rivals Delta Air Lines to form partnerships with Japanese airline JAL’s difficulties. Delta rose 4.79 percent to 12.69 dollars.
Ford’s 2.55 percent higher at 11.66 dollars after China announced that its sales partners rose 44 percent in the year-to-year in 2009 in China, the largest car market in the world. Microsoft fell 1.03 percent to 30.45 dollars after chief executive Steve Ballmer launched the new tablet computers from Hewlett-Packard in a speech opening the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Bonds retreated. Results on state bonds 10-year futures hold steady 10 increased to 3.822 percent from 3.808 percent Wednesday and the 30-year oblifasi rose to 4.689 percent from 4.671 percent. Results and bond prices move in opposite directions.





