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يشرب چاي
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ويحر السيد
ههههههههههههههه
بالعافية يا ابو علي
توني شارب قوري جاي نجفي سنجيل
عقب وجبة الغداء الدسمة
شاي احمد....يمدحونه
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بالعافية يا ابو علي
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شاي احمد....يمدحونه
لؤلؤة الخيران
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Duke wahid
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شوفوا الذهب حبايب اذا نزل بلغوني
Winchester SX3
عضو مميز
بو عبدالله 007
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الله يكتب اللي فيه الخير ... ونرد نشوف المؤشر 15000 .
ابو خليفه
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دائما مبدع وفعلا كل سؤال بمحله وازيدك من الشعر بيت تداول اسيا مو عاجبني واحس ان عندهم مشكله
مساء الخير بوسليماناذكر من بدايت الازمه كانت التحاليل والتوقعات ان يبدء التعافي التدريجي بالربع الثالث من العام الحالي كلهم متفقين علي سنة 2010 بالربع الثالث بالتوفيق
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مستحيل تنتهى ازمة مالية عالمية عصفت بالعالم بأسرة بتاريخ محدد
للاسف يا مشرفنا ان بعض اهل الاقتصاد والساسة يناقشون تداعيات الازمة و اقتراحات سريعة لعلاجها
ويتجاهلون سواء عن قصد او جهل اسباب الازمة الحقيقية
((الازمة كبيرة جدا ))
وبعد دراستي البسيطة للازمة وصلت الي قناعة بان الحل هو تغير النظام الرأس مالي العالمي
الي نظام رأس مالي شيوعي
طبعا هذي خلاصة الدراسة خلال عام ونصف العام
بالتأكيد الشرح سوف يكون طويل جدا . ولكن هذي الخلاصة السريعة
ونأسف على الاطالة
والله اعلم
للاسف يا مشرفنا ان بعض اهل الاقتصاد والساسة يناقشون تداعيات الازمة و اقتراحات سريعة لعلاجها
ويتجاهلون سواء عن قصد او جهل اسباب الازمة الحقيقية
((الازمة كبيرة جدا ))
وبعد دراستي البسيطة للازمة وصلت الي قناعة بان الحل هو تغير النظام الرأس مالي العالمي
الي نظام رأس مالي شيوعي
طبعا هذي خلاصة الدراسة خلال عام ونصف العام
بالتأكيد الشرح سوف يكون طويل جدا . ولكن هذي الخلاصة السريعة
ونأسف على الاطالة
والله اعلم
مضارب عقاري
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- 10 ديسمبر 2006
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اهم شئ ان تتوب البنوك من الربا ( يحاربون الله ورسولة )
ومن يحارب الله ورسولة يبشر بالهزيمة والخسران في الدنيا والاخرة
ومن يحارب الله ورسولة يبشر بالهزيمة والخسران في الدنيا والاخرة
أحب أبارك للجميع بالتقارير الإيجابيه من أمريكا وصعود الداو أكثر من 200 نقطه واللإغلاق عند 10675 نقطه, طبعا مستوى 10600 نقطه كانت مقاومه حديديه وبإجتيازها وإختراقها نقول إن شاءالله غدا الشر.
صعود الفرنسى والإنجليزى والألمانى فوق ال100 نقطه والأخبار الإيجابيه خاصة قطاع البنوك يدعم التفاؤل العالمى وإن شاء الله نهاية الأزمه.
بالنسبه لسوقنا, أتوقع اليوم الثلاثاء بداية الصعود, وفالكم إن شاء الله إختراق ال7000 نقطه فى الشهر الكريم, والله أعلم
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مساء الخير
تقصد مؤشر البطاله والذي سوف يصدر اليوم
نعم هناك ترقب لهذا المؤشر
ولكن خرج تقرير أمس من مجموعه من المحللين العالميين
بأنه السوق حتى بحالة صدور مؤشر البطاله بشكل سلبي
بأنه السوق سيتجاهل هذا الشي
والمتوقع هو أستمرار حالة الصعود للأسواق العالميه
وأما أذا أتى المؤشر بشكل أيجابي وهذا غير متوقع حسب كلامهم
فأن الصعود سيكون بشكل كبير
والله أعلم
أما القول بانتهاء الازمه بشكل كامل فهذا شي به الكثير من المبالغه
بل نستطيع أن نقول بانه هناك تحسن
والوضع سيبقى متذبذب لأخر هذي السنه
والله أعلم
كلام
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- التسجيل
- 11 سبتمبر 2009
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World markets steady ahead of key US jobs data
Pan Pylas, AP Business Writer, On Friday August 6, 2010, 5:58 am
LONDON (AP) -- World stock markets traded in narrow ranges Friday ahead of crucial U.S. jobs data that could help determine whether the U.S. Federal Reserve announces further stimulus measures to get the world's largest economy back on track after a run of disappointing indicators.
In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 18.56 points, or 0.4 percent, at 5,384.34 while Germany's DAX rose 5.92 points, or 0.1 percent, to 6,339.50. The CAC-40 in France was 7.97 points, or 0.2 percent, higher at 3,772.16.
Wall Street was poised for a fairly subdued opening -- Dow futures were down 6 points at 10,629 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures fell 0.3 point to 1,123.20.
How stocks end the week though will hinge on the July nonfarm payrolls data -- the numbers often set the market tone for a week or two, particularly in August, when trading volumes slump, particularly in the U.S. and Europe.
"With global stock markets looking decidedly jittery in recent days, any slightly worse number could be enough of a catalyst to spark off selling ahead of the weekend," said Will Hedden, a sales trader at IG Index.
The consensus in the markets is that the U.S. economy shed around 65,000 jobs during July, though that figure will have been distorted by the fact that one-off census workers are no longer needed.
If the payrolls data come in below expectations then the markets will be on the lookout for additional measures to support the economy from the Fed, following recent hints from the likes of James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
"It is clear that today's release will set the tone in the run-up to next week's Fed meeting, with the market still divided on the risks of a U.S. double-dip and the appropriate Fed stance," said Daragh Maher, an analyst at Credit Agricole. "Payrolls may not have been able to dictate every move over the last few days, but they will most likely do today and for much of next week."
The impact of the data will be felt across all trading assets, with the dollar clearly in the spotlight.
By mid morning London time, the euro was down 0.1 percent, at $1.3178,
In currencies, the dollar rose to 86.09 yen from 85.87 yen in New York late Thursday. The euro rose to $1.3187 from $1.3181 -- earlier this week it struck a three-month high of $1.3261 amid mounting expectations that the Fed will turn on the money taps once again following a raft of worse than expected U.S. economic data at a time when the newsflow out of Europe has been more encouraging than anticipated.
"In the event of a positive payrolls print, we expect dollar upside versus the euro and the yen but a disappointment would again see the Swiss franc and yen gain versus the dollar," said Gareth Berry, analyst at UBS.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index lost 0.1 percent to 9,642.12 while Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.6 percent to 21,678.80.
South Korea's Kospi was little changed at 1,783.83. Markets in India, Thailand and Indonesia gained while Malaysia and Singapore dropped.
However, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.4 percent to 2,658.39 as investors mulled how much a slowdown in government spending and tighter monetary policy could cool China's economic growth.
Benchmark crude for September delivery was down 9 cents at $81.92 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract fell 46 cents to settle at $82.01 on Thursday.
Associated Press Writer Alex Kennedy in Singapore contributed to this report.
Pan Pylas, AP Business Writer, On Friday August 6, 2010, 5:58 am
LONDON (AP) -- World stock markets traded in narrow ranges Friday ahead of crucial U.S. jobs data that could help determine whether the U.S. Federal Reserve announces further stimulus measures to get the world's largest economy back on track after a run of disappointing indicators.
In Europe, the FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was up 18.56 points, or 0.4 percent, at 5,384.34 while Germany's DAX rose 5.92 points, or 0.1 percent, to 6,339.50. The CAC-40 in France was 7.97 points, or 0.2 percent, higher at 3,772.16.
Wall Street was poised for a fairly subdued opening -- Dow futures were down 6 points at 10,629 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures fell 0.3 point to 1,123.20.
How stocks end the week though will hinge on the July nonfarm payrolls data -- the numbers often set the market tone for a week or two, particularly in August, when trading volumes slump, particularly in the U.S. and Europe.
"With global stock markets looking decidedly jittery in recent days, any slightly worse number could be enough of a catalyst to spark off selling ahead of the weekend," said Will Hedden, a sales trader at IG Index.
The consensus in the markets is that the U.S. economy shed around 65,000 jobs during July, though that figure will have been distorted by the fact that one-off census workers are no longer needed.
If the payrolls data come in below expectations then the markets will be on the lookout for additional measures to support the economy from the Fed, following recent hints from the likes of James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
"It is clear that today's release will set the tone in the run-up to next week's Fed meeting, with the market still divided on the risks of a U.S. double-dip and the appropriate Fed stance," said Daragh Maher, an analyst at Credit Agricole. "Payrolls may not have been able to dictate every move over the last few days, but they will most likely do today and for much of next week."
The impact of the data will be felt across all trading assets, with the dollar clearly in the spotlight.
By mid morning London time, the euro was down 0.1 percent, at $1.3178,
In currencies, the dollar rose to 86.09 yen from 85.87 yen in New York late Thursday. The euro rose to $1.3187 from $1.3181 -- earlier this week it struck a three-month high of $1.3261 amid mounting expectations that the Fed will turn on the money taps once again following a raft of worse than expected U.S. economic data at a time when the newsflow out of Europe has been more encouraging than anticipated.
"In the event of a positive payrolls print, we expect dollar upside versus the euro and the yen but a disappointment would again see the Swiss franc and yen gain versus the dollar," said Gareth Berry, analyst at UBS.
Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index lost 0.1 percent to 9,642.12 while Hong Kong's Hang Seng was up 0.6 percent to 21,678.80.
South Korea's Kospi was little changed at 1,783.83. Markets in India, Thailand and Indonesia gained while Malaysia and Singapore dropped.
However, the Shanghai Composite Index rose 1.4 percent to 2,658.39 as investors mulled how much a slowdown in government spending and tighter monetary policy could cool China's economic growth.
Benchmark crude for September delivery was down 9 cents at $81.92 a barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract fell 46 cents to settle at $82.01 on Thursday.
Associated Press Writer Alex Kennedy in Singapore contributed to this report.
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Cramer: Even Friday's Jobs Report Can't Stop Rally
Published: Wednesday, 4 Aug 2010 | 9:16 PM ET
By: Drew Sandholm
Web Producer
Even though a disappointing jobs report on Friday could erase "a good chunk" of July's gains, Cramer said the market continues to climb.
The gains can be partly explained by an incredibly forgiving attitude in the market, he noted. Shares of Ford Motor [F 12.98 -0.13 (-0.99%) ], for example, got hammered after it reported disappointing July sales, but then the stock began to rally like July didn't matter. Both BP [BP 40.68 1.29 (+3.27%) ] and Goldman Sachs' [GS 155.92 -0.49 (-0.31%) ] stocks took a dive recently, but shares of both companies had "huge moves" after the well was capped and the fines were paid. What's "really amazing" about Goldman, Cramer said, is that its stock has rallied 11 points since having reported a disappointing quarter. Amazon.com [AMZN 127.83 0.25 (+0.2%) ] also disappointed with its earnings results, where the stock went from $121 to $108 before rebounding after it found support and is now trading at around $127 a share.
* Who Is the Worst CEO in 2010?
Cramer noted that there doesn't seem to be negative pin action either. Baker Hughes, for example, reported a "horrible" quarter. While its stock got "crushed," the rest of the oil service space rallied.
The Mad Money host also noticed that the Standard & Poor's proprietary oscillator is at plus ten, which is "an amazingly high number that shows buying well in excess of previous rallies." Typically, he said anything north of five is a warning and at this point, the market would have sold off. But the market has passed this level and it continues to climb.
Another sign of "incredible hard-to-kill bull resistance" is how badly the shorts are getting crushed, Cramer said. On reports that said China could announce a terrible economic number last week, the shorts bet against the US to bank on a Chinese-related correction. Instead, China announced a strong number and so the US markets rallied yet again.
It seems the market is playing a "game of chicken" with Friday's Labor Department payroll figures, Cramer mused. In weaker tapes, he noted that the market will sell-off ahead of any ominous signs, but that hasn't happened.
"The overwhelming characteristic of this market can be summed up by five words," Cramer said. "It wants to go higher."
While Cramer welcomes these bullish signs, he cautions investors that "virtually every time I've thought a market was hard to kill, it instantly gets bruised or hurt."
Published: Wednesday, 4 Aug 2010 | 9:16 PM ET
By: Drew Sandholm
Web Producer
Even though a disappointing jobs report on Friday could erase "a good chunk" of July's gains, Cramer said the market continues to climb.
The gains can be partly explained by an incredibly forgiving attitude in the market, he noted. Shares of Ford Motor [F 12.98 -0.13 (-0.99%) ], for example, got hammered after it reported disappointing July sales, but then the stock began to rally like July didn't matter. Both BP [BP 40.68 1.29 (+3.27%) ] and Goldman Sachs' [GS 155.92 -0.49 (-0.31%) ] stocks took a dive recently, but shares of both companies had "huge moves" after the well was capped and the fines were paid. What's "really amazing" about Goldman, Cramer said, is that its stock has rallied 11 points since having reported a disappointing quarter. Amazon.com [AMZN 127.83 0.25 (+0.2%) ] also disappointed with its earnings results, where the stock went from $121 to $108 before rebounding after it found support and is now trading at around $127 a share.
* Who Is the Worst CEO in 2010?
Cramer noted that there doesn't seem to be negative pin action either. Baker Hughes, for example, reported a "horrible" quarter. While its stock got "crushed," the rest of the oil service space rallied.
The Mad Money host also noticed that the Standard & Poor's proprietary oscillator is at plus ten, which is "an amazingly high number that shows buying well in excess of previous rallies." Typically, he said anything north of five is a warning and at this point, the market would have sold off. But the market has passed this level and it continues to climb.
Another sign of "incredible hard-to-kill bull resistance" is how badly the shorts are getting crushed, Cramer said. On reports that said China could announce a terrible economic number last week, the shorts bet against the US to bank on a Chinese-related correction. Instead, China announced a strong number and so the US markets rallied yet again.
It seems the market is playing a "game of chicken" with Friday's Labor Department payroll figures, Cramer mused. In weaker tapes, he noted that the market will sell-off ahead of any ominous signs, but that hasn't happened.
"The overwhelming characteristic of this market can be summed up by five words," Cramer said. "It wants to go higher."
While Cramer welcomes these bullish signs, he cautions investors that "virtually every time I've thought a market was hard to kill, it instantly gets bruised or hurt."
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