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    #11
    Originally posted by eliquant View Post
    Biggest losers are the Lehman's share holders their shares were around $50 now around $3.

    I am shocked that the US Ferderal reserve haven't bailed them out.
    Yes, lets Nationalise risk and Privatise reward.



    Fook em.

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      #12
      Originally posted by eliquant View Post
      Biggest losers are the Lehman's share holders their shares were around $50 now around $3.

      I am shocked that the US Ferderal reserve haven't bailed them out.
      30 cents!

      Bloomberg saying that the pre-market price $0.30
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        #13
        Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post
        30 cents!

        Bloomberg saying that the pre-market price $0.30


        Waiting to close my puts!

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          #14
          According to the radio this morning some american geezer was saying that if the governememnt feels that the collapse of the bank will not cause a mjor problem for them then they will not bail them out.

          He seemed to imply that a lot of these large finnacial instituions feel that if they get into trouble the government will bail them out - apparently this is not going to be the case!

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