Being brought by JP Morgan for $2 a share
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Really?!?....seems low, even considering the toxicity of their holdings.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostBeing brought by JP Morgan for $2 a share
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Nasty...shareholders won't be happy.Originally posted by Fortune GreenJPMorgan Chase & Co. said the $2 a share, all-stock deal has received the required approvals from the federal government and the Federal Reserve. Bear Stearns shares close Friday at $30 a share.
Seems the fed cut bank interest rates today as well...this is getting ugly,
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...EW0&refer=homeLast edited by max; 16 March 2008, 23:51.Comment
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Was watching BBC News 24 when I posted so I didn't actually have a link as it was a News Flash. Luckily others have posted one for me.Originally posted by max View PostReally?!?....seems low, even considering the toxicity of their holdings.
Do you have a link?
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Fed's anyone's nowOriginally posted by AtW View PostLooks like JP Morgan is some kind of in-bed-partner with the Fed
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When a bank with like 300 bln of "assets" is bought for less than 300 mln it means it was practically worthless...Comment
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Interesting how the fed works these things - LTCM in 98 was same thing. Fed arranged lifeboat, but other companies built it/operated it.Originally posted by AtW View PostLooks like JP Morgan is some kind of in-bed-partner with the Fed
I guess the Fed don't want to own banks?Comment
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That's how it used to work in the UK before the EU came along and made such back-door arrangements impossible.Originally posted by AtW View PostLooks like JP Morgan is some kind of in-bed-partner with the Fed
Whilst there has never been a shotgun marriage of Banks this size in the UK, there has certainly been many arrangements of takeovers of much smaller concerns.
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