According to Forbs's report, the proposed bailout agreement,
"A phase-in of the money: $250 billion would be available immediately, $100 billion would be available with the president's approval and the remaining $350 billion would default to being distributed, but Congress would have the option to review the final allotment.
Details of how the agreement on executive compensation would work were unavailable. The Treasury was initially opposed to restrictions on executive compensation in the plan, fearing it would limit the number of firms that participated and thus be ineffective at reviving lending markets.
Paulson said to Congress that the money would be spent in phases, starting with the simplest "toxic assets" on Wall Street and gradually moving to the most complex mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations. Although all $700 billion would not be needed initially, Paulson said receiving all the money up front would send the strongest signal to the market."
Again, bear in mind that there are still questions of whether the 700 billion bailout is enough to solve the problems which magnitude is not yet for sure. What is certain right now is the economic indicators are worsening.
For now, what I can say is to stay with the foundamental. Any rebounce should be regarded as an opportunity to exit (an exit to escape, so to speak)
美國8月份耐用品訂單急跌4.5%,遜預期
8月份新屋銷售量跌至逾17年來最低水平
上周新申領失業金人數升至7年高位
HSBC 因業務收縮, 全球裁員4%
商品價格、資產價格中短期唔見得好去邊
A股靠政策救市,衹能短期奏效
大陸企業業績有目共睹,開始走樣
趁反彈減持了。
[ 本帖最後由 COO 於 2008-9-26 12:26 編輯 ]