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Nhiều bài viết về trận đánh tối hôm nay, đánh sụt giá trị TTCK CSVN khoảng 210 triệu USD:
[url]http://www.vietlandnews.net/forum/showthread.php/15289-Tha%CC%81ch-Th%C6%B0%CC%81c-Dr_Tran-co%CC%81-da%CC%81m-tranh-lu%C3%A2%CC%A3n-v%C6%A1%CC%81i-VuaNo-v%C3%AA%CC%80-FX-Stock-Trading-World-Market/page20[/url]
Năm nay, tính đến hôm nay, đă thắng CS 10-0, 9-1, 3-0.
[QUOTE=Dr_Tran;107532][url]http://www.vietlandnews.net/forum/showthread.php/4892-D%E1%BB%B1-tr%E1%BB%AF-ngo%E1%BA%A1i-h%E1%BB%91i-Vi%E1%BB%87t-Nam-%C4%91ang-c%E1%BA%A1n-ki%E1%BB%87t?p=107530#post107530[/url]
Tối nay đánh VNI, HNX xuống tiếp.
Đêm nay hy vọng đánh xuống 3-4% mỗi bên.[/QUOTE]
[B][COLOR="#0000FF"]Đám xách dép râu cho Việt Cộng lại có dịp tức cành hông, sau khi thua 3 lần liên tiếp: 2 sàn VN hôm thứ 6, thứ 2, và VNM NY hôm nay.[/COLOR][/B]
[SIZE=5][COLOR="#FF0000"][B]Chỉ tính lần này, tỉ số đang 3-0. [/B][/COLOR][/SIZE]
[CENTER][B][SIZE=5][COLOR="#0000FF"]Hồi tháng 5, tỉ số là 10-0. [/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]
[IMG]http://oi41.tinypic.com/t7iffa.jpg[/IMG]
[B][COLOR="#0000FF"][SIZE=5]Hồi tháng 11, là 9-1. [/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
[IMG]http://oi42.tinypic.com/14c8dud.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER]
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[B][COLOR="#0000FF"]Nói là tôi "ăn rùa", "ăn may" th́ càng tốt, càng CHỨNG MINH rằng Thượng đế đang giúp tôi, đang hại CS. [/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR="#006400"]Tôi không ngại đâu, tôi vô dụng, nhưng có THƯỢNG ĐẾ giúp đỡ, th́ c̣n hơn bất cứ ai cho dù tài giỏi đến đâu nhưng bị THƯỢNG ĐẾ hại chết.[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR="#0000FF"]Tôi ra tay hại CS, th́ CS c̣n có cơ hội sống sót, thậm thí thắng tôi.[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR="darkgreen"]Thuợng đế mà ra tay hại CS, th́ CS chết chắc.[/COLOR][/B]
[B][COLOR="#0000FF"]Do đó, rất vui, khi năm nay, tính đến hôm nay, đă thắng CS 10-0, 9-1, 3-0.[/COLOR][/B]
Bác DR Tran chỉ bảo giúp em.
Bác DR Tran chơi CK lấy lỗ làm lăi. Ko bít tiền bác đang lỗ vào túi ai nhỉ? hay lại vào túi của VC? Hy vọng bác chỉ bảo giúp em với chứ mà ko th́ bác cho VC nhiều tiền waa!
Roubini: Việt Nam trên bờ vực thẳm
[url]http://www.roubini.com/analysis/167132.php[/url]
[B]Vietnam Outlook: At the Edge of a Precipice[/B]
By Ayoti Mittra
Dec 7, 2011 11:40:00 AM
- [B]The rising rate of bad debts has increased the possibility of a banking sector collapse[/B] amid weak growth prospects.
- The government’s pro-growth tendencies may encourage the central bank to [B]undertake loose monetary policy, undermining macroeconomic stability[/B].
- Alongside a current account deficit and a weak currency, falling FX reserves will force the central bank to intervene to devalue the dong again in the next two quarters.
[B][COLOR="Blue"]Vietnam finds itself in a terrible dilemma, with a potential crisis looming in the banking sector due to a series of poor policy decisions, strong credit growth and excessive dominance of ineffective state investments.[/COLOR][/B] [B][COLOR="Red"]With the global outlook remaining utterly bleak, Vietnam is faced with the challenge of stabilizing its domestic imbalances in order to shield itself from external risks.[/COLOR][/B]
[CENTER][B]Ngoại quốc chỉ c̣n 10 tỉ USD tại VN, từ 24 tỉ USD hồi 2008: [/B]
[img]http://www.roubini.com/img/economic_research_charts/Vietnam_December_2011_Outlook_Fig_4-101135.png[/img]
[B]M2 và credit growth thật là kinh khủng: [/B]
[img]http://www.roubini.com/img/economic_research_charts/Vietnam_December_2011_Outlook_Fig_7-101323.png[/img][/CENTER]
Roubini: Việt Nam gần kề sự sụp đổ
Bài này hồi tháng 9, h́nh như tôi quên post:
[url]http://www.roubini.com/analysis/162931.php[/url]
Vietnam Outlook Update: On the Brink
By Michael Manetta and Ayoti Mittra
Sep 16, 2011 1:05:00 PM | Last Updated
Dwindling foreign reserves, a persistent current account deficit, high external debt and a weak currency render [B]Vietnam particularly vulnerable to sustained global risk aversion or even another [SIZE="5"][COLOR="Red"]large-scale financial crisis[/COLOR][/SIZE].[/B]
A pro-growth central bank could exacerbate the situation by easing policy rates too quickly and too early as global growth slows, further undermining the VND and exacerbating currency mismatch risk.
Government policies will likewise remain expansionary given falling oil tax revenues and a lack of willpower to make spending cuts.
[B][SIZE="5"][COLOR="Blue"]Macroeconomic Dynamics: A Potential Crisis Looms[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]
The timing of a global growth slowdown could not be worse for Vietnam. [B]The country is distressingly out of balance both domestically and externally, facing persistent budget and current account deficits, high inflation, high external debt and a weak currency[/B]. As such, we have revised down our baseline growth forecast to 5.7% for 2011 and 5.0% for 2012, while emphasizing considerable downside risk over the next four quarters. We have revised our 2011 inflation forecast down slightly, to 17.8% (from 18.3% in June), with our 2012 inflation forecast now at 8.4%, from 9.1% previously.
Vietnam’s most pressing challenge will be managing its dwindling foreign reserves in the face of intensifying currency depreciation pressure. One- and six-month nondeliverable forwards have been trading within the State Bank of Vietnam’s (SBV) comfort range over the past several weeks, but given the downside risks to global growth and risk appetite, the forward-spot spread could blow out again in the coming months, requiring heavy SBV FX intervention, another VND devaluation, or both.
[B][COLOR="Red"]Making matters worse, Vietnam’s external balances are in terrible shape. [/COLOR][/B]The current account deficit remains a persistent drain on final demand and the country’s FX stockpile. By 2012, imported petroleum and raw materials prices should ease enough to provide some relief, but export revenues will also be lower, as will net transfers from abroad, leaving the current account in dire straits. Attracting foreign capital to finance the current account deficit will be difficult in the face of a U.S. recession—even more so in the event of a eurozone financial crisis. External debt is already a major problem:[B] At the end of 2010, total external debt equaled more than three times the central bank’s official foreign reserves, by far[SIZE="5"] the largest gap in the region[/SIZE][/B].
From the limited data available, we know that external debt rose by at least US$1.5 billion in Q1 2011, while foreign reserves fell US$0.25 billion, widening the overall gap.[B][COLOR="Red"][SIZE="5"] At end of Q1, at least US$8.5 billion of that external debt was coming due within a year, equivalent to about 75% of reserves.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B] [B][SIZE="5"][COLOR="Blue"]If global markets tighten, Vietnam will be hard pressed to roll over these maturing liabilities, increasing the necessity for emergency FX swap arrangements with other central banks, or perhaps a call to the IMF. [/COLOR][/SIZE][/B]
[CENTER][B]Tỉ lệ nợ quốc gia bằng ngoại tệ, trên dự trữ ngoại tệ. CP VN nợ gấp 3,4 lần tổng số ngoại tệ có trong tay: [/B]
[img]http://www.roubini.com/img/economic_research_charts/Vietnam_Outlook_Fig3-114218.png[/img]
[B]Another Vulnerability—Negative Net Foreign Assets in the Banking System (VND trillion) [/B]
[img]http://www.roubini.com/img/economic_research_charts/Vietnam_Outlook_Fig4-114238.png[/img][/CENTER]