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Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
I saw this list on bloomberg.com, updated through 9-20-08. does anybody have the link to it, or know where on bloomberg i can get a refreshed list? thanks ReplyFinancial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
I would think so, RBS preferreds are going for less than half of par value AGAIN. sold one at $15 going down on monday, brought it back at $10 tuesday. so that helped reduced my loss (originally brought at par!) ReplyFinancial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
Anybody think the RBS preferreds are a good opportunity ? Would love some insite . ReplyFinancial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
It's also interesting that RBS and Barclays have riased substantially more new capital than the amount of assets they have written down. Does this mean they were just greatly under-capitalized before, or that there's a lot more write-offs on the way. Replyrver
Financial Landscape: Writedowns, Losses and Capital Raised [view article]
Two fin companies not on your list, BBT and BRK. Smart investors soar with the eagles and avoid being the road kill. Sounds like HSBC will soon be spotted on the highway. Replyakov
By How Much Have Foreign Bank Stocks Fallen? [view article]
This news item, just reported , is exactly the type of growth I was talking about in my last post...www.guardian.co.uk/bus...
On Sep 02 11:13 AM Menachem Ben Yakov wrote:
> HSBC hit a low on Feb.11th and I doubled my position on that date
> at $69.50/ADR. The low on that day was $69.25/ADR. Those shares have
> subsequently paid dividends totaling $3.75/ADR. I do not expect the
> share price to return to those levels ever.
> In my opinion the ADR share price will close the year at or about
> $120/ADR. That price may seem overly optimistic to some but the fundamentals
> support my analysis. I also expect new revenue streams out of Korea
> and China as ventures in those areas begin to show results. It is
> also quite possible that there will be an announcement in the second
> quarter of 2009 that no further provisions for write downs will need
> to be made as they have been fully accounted for.
> Just my opinion of course and folks should do their own homework.
> Reply
akov
By How Much Have Foreign Bank Stocks Fallen? [view article]
HSBC hit a low on Feb.11th and I doubled my position on that date at $69.50/ADR. The low on that day was $69.25/ADR. Those shares have subsequently paid dividends totaling $3.75/ADR. I do not expect the share price to return to those levels ever.In my opinion the ADR share price will close the year at or about $120/ADR. That price may seem overly optimistic to some but the fundamentals support my analysis. I also expect new revenue streams out of Korea and China as ventures in those areas begin to show results. It is also quite possible that there will be an announcement in the second quarter of 2009 that no further provisions for write downs will need to be made as they have been fully accounted for.
Just my opinion of course and folks should do their own homework.
On Sep 02 10:42 AM andyn wrote:
> with Britain weak, HSBC should go down to less than 70 Reply
By How Much Have Foreign Bank Stocks Fallen? [view article]
with Britain weak, HSBC should go down to less than 70 ReplyBy How Much Have Foreign Bank Stocks Fallen? [view article]
The British banks have serious dividends ( at this price level ), and also do not suffer dividend withholding tax.Is it time to get a few shares?
Or are we waiting for armageddon?
I already messed with BCS too early, but it should come right bye and bye. Reply
By How Much Have Foreign Bank Stocks Fallen? [view article]
holy crap. ReplyThe Great 2008 European Bear Parade [view article]
A lot depends on whether it is now "Peak Oil" or not. In fact everything depends on that.Sell big gas-guzzlers - they are a threat to everything and everybody. Reply
Bank and Broker Default Risk [view article]
Thanks for the information. Is there a clearing house for this info?www.markit.com/informa...
appears to be across all industries
Reply
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Bank and Broker Default Risk [view article]
The Fed's bailout of Bear Stearns favored the creditors but not the shareholders, a fact obviously and correctly reflected in this chart. Replyfraud
Are Canadian Regulators Ignoring Fraud? [view article]
Watch how CIBC and PC financial bank robbed Canada of it's fantastic talent--they stole Angela's songsyoutube.com/watch?v=s2...
Angela composed over 60 songs and it is now at AMJ CAMPBELL VANLINES AND KMS ROYAL stored by CIBC and PC bank in another person's name. Hideous banks! Reply
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Are Canadian Regulators Ignoring Fraud? [view article]
Interesting story; Bank defrauds family--CIBC and PC Bank / President's choice Financial bank defrauds family of home and all their belongings! Bank used bogus lawyer to cover the fraud. The Canadian family was deeply involved in the Brampton Ontario's City councilor's position when the bank stole their home. Family was unaware and shocked to find a judgment on their home many months later. They were toss out of home with only the clothing on their backs!!Bank took all their belongings (furniture and valuables) passports, legal/ personal papers/ documents and stored them in another person's name at AMJ CAMPBELL VANLINES & KMS ROYAL VANLINES.
Someone should remind Canada that the Charter of Rights and Freedom exist to protect people!!!! Reply