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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Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post30 cents!
Bloomberg saying that the pre-market price $0.30
Waiting to close my puts!
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Originally posted by eliquant View PostBiggest 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.
Bloomberg saying that the pre-market price $0.30
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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.
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The biggest question is how much money does Lehmans owe to British banks ?
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View Post....it all begins to make sense
That was the 80's - today he's lost his looks and is shacked up with a single mother with 3 kids, one from her previous marriage.
I certainly feel sorry for him today, that's for sure...
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It's a shame that Gordon Brown appears to count on his fingers also !!
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Originally posted by JaybeeInCUK View PostI'm not in Lehman's, but I'll tell you one thing; a mate of mine from College works there now.
In the mid 80's, had to take his 'O'-level maths THREE times, and still failed. A distant relative of mine, who was 16 during matey's final attempt at numeracy, caught him COUNTING ON HIS FINGERS in class. And this guy (matey), to this day, doesn't have a facetious or sarcastic bone in his body. On his Facebook profile he proclaims - with all sincerity - "Lehman's really look after me".
YOU do the maths.
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Originally posted by PM-Junkie View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7615712.stm
Anyone at Lehmans here care to shed some light on what the situation's like there?
In the mid 80's, had to take his 'O'-level maths THREE times, and still failed. A distant relative of mine, who was 16 during matey's final attempt at numeracy, caught him COUNTING ON HIS FINGERS in class. And this guy (matey), to this day, doesn't have a facetious or sarcastic bone in his body. On his Facebook profile he proclaims - with all sincerity - "Lehman's really look after me".
YOU do the maths.
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Looks like the USA is about to buy itself another cheap bank.
(cheap as in price, not value)
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It's going to get messy...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7615712.stm
Anyone at Lehmans here care to shed some light on what the situation's like there?Tags: None
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