حقــائق عجيـــبة..!!

[محمد حافظ]

أفتوني يا أهل العلم والمعرفة بالاقتصـــاد


ماهو ســر ارتفاع المؤشــر الســعودي

http://www.bfasaudi.com/Images/GSA0D2.png

المصدر

http://www.bfasaudi.com/sectorreviewreport_a.asp?comp_code=99


وانخفاض المؤشــرات الأمريكية؟


http://money.cnn.com/images/charts/nasdaq_thirteen.png

المصدر

http://money.cnn.com/markets/nasdaq.html

[ELASBANI]

Dear friend.
Frankly I have no idea about the Saudi Market and this is my first time looking at its chart... very surprising !!!!! I can't believe myself.
For more than two years all markets fall and are BEARISH while the Saudi is a fantastic BULLISH.
Please friends explain that and inform us about the Companies that form it, those which keep it in that way.
What about its Volume... and the other matters.
Shukran.

[alharbi]

اخي محمد والاسباني
هذا شيء طبيعي وليس لاحداث سبتمبر اي دخل فيه

وحدث ذلك في جميع دول الخليج والدول المصدره للنفط والسعوديه احد هذه الدول بالاضافه للاصلاحات الاقتصاديه التي بداتها السعوديه مع التحسن الغير متوقع لزيادة اسعار النفط بالنسبه للسعوديه
وهنا تجد الجواب اخي محمد على تساؤلاتك

وترى مو كل شيء تضعونه على احداث 11 سبتمبر حصوصا ان التحسن في السوق السعودي والخليجي منذ 99 وهو في تحسن

الاقتصاد في وادي والعاطفه في وادي اخر ومن اتى بماله من امريكا للخليج فقد تاخر كثير كان المفروض ان ياتي منذ 99 وليس الان بينما الاسواق الامريكيه كانت في اوجها ومكاسبها في 99.

ونحن العرب دائما متاخرين في كل شيء
سواء في نقل اموالنا او في عمل اصلاحات اقتصادنا
حتى الانترنت عندما بدات كنا اخر من ادخلها لبلادنا
والان الاقتصاد الامريكي سوف يخرج خلال سنه تقريبا وممكن اقل من ركوده وسوف نتاخر في الدخول طبعا ولن ندخل الى بعد ان ترتفع الاسهم وبعدها نشتري اسهم اعلى من قيمتها.
العاطفه هي افة العرب وسبب تاخرهم

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is a well-to-do oil-based economy with strong government controls over major economic activities. Saudi Arabia has the largest reserves of petroleum in the world (26 percent of the proved total), ranks as the largest exporter of petroleum, and plays a leading role in the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) The petroleum sector accounts for roughly 75 percent of budget revenues, 40 percent of GDP, and over 90 percent of export earnings. About 40 percent of GDP comes from the private sector

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The Saudi economy was severely hit by the large decline in world oil prices in 1998 when oil revenues fell by 35 percent, GDP fell by nearly 11 percent, and the budget deficit rose to US$12.3 billion. The government announced plans to implement large spending cuts in 1999 because of weak oil prices and called on greater private sector involvement in the economy. An OPEC meeting in March 1999 saw the member states increasing output. Boosted by recovering Asian economies, the oil price recovered well above Saudi budget predictions. Continued high oil prices resulted in a substantial budget surplus for 2000, the first in nearly two decades. However, despite the recent recovery, the long term oil price forecast remains flat in real terms. The wild fluctuation in oil prices over the last two years—from US$10/barrel in February 1999 to US$30/barrel in October 2000 and then down again—clearly reveals Saudi Arabia's vulnerable economic base
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A Supreme Economic Council was established in August 1999 to formulate and better coordinate economic development policies in order to accelerate institutional and industrial reform. The seventh five-year plan (2000-2005) signals that the Saudi government is serious about the need to diversify its export base and rely less on the oil sector, setting the growth in the non-oil sector at more than four percent from 2000. A new foreign investment code indicates that Saudi authorities will open up the country for more foreign investment and privatization. However, it is suspected that the most profitable sectors and companies will remain off-limits for foreign investors.