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Posted by Scoops on Sep-15-2008 17:33:

Lehman Bros.


Posted by Akridrot on Sep-15-2008 17:39:

Re: Lehman Bros.

quote:
Originally posted by Scoops


Posted by StanVoid on Sep-15-2008 17:40:

dude too soon.


Posted by Unique2701 on Sep-15-2008 18:28:



yay, going home early tonight.


Posted by dimadelux on Sep-15-2008 20:15:

lol


Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-15-2008 20:17:

WAMU is in trouble too. And Bank of America is purchasing Merill Lynch.


Posted by Unique2701 on Sep-15-2008 20:29:

I guess people could see it coming, but it came as a big surprise to me. Only noticing now how much their stock value has declined over the year, going from USD 67 to 7 last week.

I had followed the takeover of ABN Amro close last year, also saw part of the integration from the inside. That was nothing as dramatic compared to this..
Goldman Sachs for the win.


Posted by Gen3r4l1ty on Sep-15-2008 20:36:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
WAMU is in trouble too. And Bank of America is purchasing Merill Lynch.


Uh oh! Whats up with WAMU?


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Sep-15-2008 20:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Gen3r4l1ty
Uh oh! Whats up with WAMU?
+1


Posted by Konijn on Sep-15-2008 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Gen3r4l1ty
Uh oh! Whats up with WAMU?


dey broke and on the verge of bankruptcy.

we'll be stuffing money in mattresses and shoeboxes soon folks...


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Sep-15-2008 20:56:

crap...

NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of Washington Mutual Inc. fell sharply in premarket trading Monday, as a team of analysts said the bank's new chief executive must move quickly to assure depositors, regulators and investors that it can survive the credit crisis.


-crosses fingers-


Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-15-2008 21:06:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
crap...

NEW YORK (AP) - Shares of Washington Mutual Inc. fell sharply in premarket trading Monday, as a team of analysts said the bank's new chief executive must move quickly to assure depositors, regulators and investors that it can survive the credit crisis.


-crosses fingers-

Yeah I am not happy. That is where my money is. Not that I have a ton of money or anything, but still.


Posted by Meat187 on Sep-15-2008 21:12:

This can't be a coincidence. I blame the Large Hadron Collider.


Posted by Ygrene on Sep-15-2008 21:18:

This can't be a coincidence. I blame Meat187's new Eurodance mix.


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Sep-15-2008 21:20:

the anti-particle of success is fail.

i agree with Meat187.

The portal has been opened.


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Sep-15-2008 21:21:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
Yeah I am not happy. That is where my money is. Not that I have a ton of money or anything, but still.
we are safe.

I was about to open up a cd with them too. Guess not. 100g and under is fdic insured. It's just a pain in the ass but we'll get every cent back


Posted by Meat187 on Sep-15-2008 21:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Ygrene
This can't be a coincidence. I blame Meat187's new Eurodance mix.


Pah, cotton balls have never done any harm.
I blame you for not commenting on my previous one.


Posted by on Sep-15-2008 21:31:

Why didn't they use Viagra to keep their stock up?


Posted by Zombie0729 on Sep-15-2008 21:33:

having worked in the financial industry the last 5 yrs i knew Lehman would fall hard. However i made my money off them i had quite a bit of stock in the company when earnings were huge and got out just about 2yrs ago.

if you guys are interested in this stuff go read "The Creature from Jekyll Island" it will explain why Lehman tried to get away with high risk loans with big yields. The fact that the gov't isn't bailing them out is a huge 'fu' to Lehman because practices with similar hedges have been bailed out in the last 6 mos.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Sep-15-2008 21:34:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
we are safe.

I was about to open up a cd with them too. Guess not. 100g and under is fdic insured. It's just a pain in the ass but we'll get every cent back

FDIC can take forever to get your money back though. I can't wait for 10 years to get my money.


Posted by jonze on Sep-15-2008 22:14:

FDIC has about $50 billion to cover over $1 trillion in deposits. ever try to throw a hot dog down a hallway? you're better off going with a bank that isn't on the verge of collapsing.


Posted by punjabi on Sep-16-2008 03:09:

My sister was an analyst at Lehman, but luckily for her she left about a year and half ago for another job. She still had some stock though, which I last hear was at $.18.


Posted by wesleysnipez on Sep-16-2008 04:10:

In the backyard of house here me and wife have stored away 30 Grand in wood chest that is lined in metal with plastic liner 5 feet down. I just dug the area to check on it today to be sure cash wasn't rotting on use. The cash was fine but wood chest decayed and metal starting to rust but the plastic liner is in great shape. So put in in new wood chest with metal liner and second plastic liner to be safe. We did that in case if some happens we can survive off it and all.


Posted by saluyamo on Sep-16-2008 05:43:

quote:
Originally posted by wesleysnipez
In the backyard of house here me and wife have stored away 30 Grand in wood chest that is lined in metal with plastic liner 5 feet down. I just dug the area to check on it today to be sure cash wasn't rotting on use. The cash was fine but wood chest decayed and metal starting to rust but the plastic liner is in great shape. So put in in new wood chest with metal liner and second plastic liner to be safe. We did that in case if some happens we can survive off it and all.


If 'something' happens money will be useless.


How exactly did they go backrupt? Risky loans?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Sep-16-2008 05:51:

dear america,

welcome to capitalism.

-karl marx.


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