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- Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday? [view article]
- GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns [view article]
- The Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
- Non-Financials Hit Hardest By the Crisis [view article]
- Thursday Options Update: MS, STT, LM, NAL, GGP, PLD, KG, DO [view article]
- General Growth CEO Gets Massive Margin Call [view article]
- Tuesday Options Update: AIG, UBS, CIT, GE, DIA, DELL, GGP, TROW [view article]
- Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise [view article]
- Board and Executive Compensation in S&P 500 [view article]
- Financials and Housing: The Outlook Remains Ugly [view article]
- Big Ben's Jackson Hole, Wyoming Pep Rally [view article]
- Thursday Options Update [view article]
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- GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns
- The Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG
- Consolidating Financials To Pressure CRE Further [Housing Tracker]
- Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday?
- Non-Financials Hit Hardest By the Crisis
- Thursday Options Update: MS, STT, LM, NAL, GGP, PLD, KG, DO
- Tuesday Options Update: AIG, UBS, CIT, GE, DIA, DELL, GGP, TROW
- Playing the Market as Delinquencies Continue to Rise
- Big Ben's Jackson Hole, Wyoming Pep Rally
- Financials and Housing: The Outlook Remains Ugly
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Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday? [view article]
a corrupted system should not survive. death to the fed and goldman sachs save taxpayers money and put them in the same holeOn Oct 02 12:14 PM User 218405 wrote:
> If we keep telling people the sky is falling and the end of the world
> is coming, they will begin to beleive it. We don't need anymore losers
> like Philip Davis. The time to buy is when the market is down if
> you beleive this country of ours will survive.
> Daniel Kowkabany Reply
GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns [view article]
Way to go Reggie Middleton. Great call. ReplyThe Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
It's time to short MOS, MON, CF and the like. They are completely oversold.Here's a good article which shows the tech analysis of each with predictions of where they are going.
Good luck...
www.greenfaucet.com/te... Reply
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GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns [view article]
I wonder if these wonderkind MBAs ever learned that "borrowing short to lend long" is the technique for financial disaster. God knows the Savings and Loans industry found out it was untenable even with stable deposit capital at their disposal. Replyor
GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns [view article]
in the ass (corr) Replyor
GGP Suspends Dividend in Attempt to Address Liquidity Concerns [view article]
GGP was doing quite well as long as it could finance long-term assets with short-term paper; now that the credit markets have frozen, that doesn't seem like the best of strategies.Their executives, particularly Bernie the super-CFO, showed excessive fiscal irresponsibility by taking an already leveraged situation and loading up additional shares personally with short-term margin borrowing. Whatever bets they placed on financing long-term assets with short term financing (sorry for repeating but it's the "original sin" of finance and deserves multiple repetitions) have come back to bite them in the as.
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The Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
Would it be OK with all the MOSies and POTheads if I bought when they finish going down? jegan ;-) ReplyThe Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
MOS is a buy for all the obvious reasons. Growing populations, less arable land and a great cmpany at a big discount. ReplyThe Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
MOS still has incredible earnings and margins and is very cheap going forward. This is hedge fund redemption/dumping to the nth degree. Very strong buy here--something tells me people still need to grow food, no matter a global slowdown. ReplyThe Only Thing In Common Is The Decline: GGP, MOS and HIG [view article]
re GGP: How long should the prison terms be for executives who issue good press reseases while they sell their stock? ReplyOptions Trader: Which Way Wednesday? [view article]
If we keep telling people the sky is falling and the end of the world is coming, they will begin to beleive it. We don't need anymore losers like Philip Davis. The time to buy is when the market is down if you beleive this country of ours will survive.Daniel Kowkabany Reply
Options Trader: Which Way Wednesday? [view article]
READ: the great bank rush of 2008 ( on seeking alpha) - re: the fed has suspended rules that prohibit banks from using deposits to fund their investment banking subsidiaries Replyor
Non-Financials Hit Hardest By the Crisis [view article]
GGP took a battering in the market on Monday because it has become a proxy for shorting the credit-starved market. ReplyThursday Options Update: MS, STT, LM, NAL, GGP, PLD, KG, DO [view article]
I think you are wrong in several aspects of describing the KG call spread. Even if the stock is above $10 at expiration, it has to be above $10.80 before the trader hits break even. Anywhere above $10.80 (to infinity even) is profitable. Even if it goes above $12.50, it will be profitable. The maximum profit is $1.70 and that profit will be had anywhere from $12.50 and above. ReplyGeneral Growth CEO Gets Massive Margin Call [view article]
The company reported second-quarter 2008 core FFO totaling $228.4 million, or 72 cents per share Reply