Wie weit gehts wieder hoch ? WAMUQ
eine aktie liegt gerade mal bei erbärmlichen 0,10 cent.
meint ihr es geht durch die finanzhilfe wieder aufwärts?
oder sollte man ähnlich wie bei lehmanB die finger davon lassen?
ausser dass sie von jpm. geschluckt worden sind und angestellten abbau betreiben wollen.
mir kommts nur komisch vor das die aktie so extrem am boden ist trotz übernahme....normalerweise langen schon übernahme gerüchte meistens aus um eine aktie nach oben gehen zu lassen....siehe wachovia ebenfalls angeschlagen
Und das alles mit einer neuen ID? Ein Schelm wer da nun etwas verwirrt denkt.
Und es macht einen kleinen Unterschied ob ein Unternehmen z.B. 1 Mio Aktien am Markt hat oder ob es 100 Mio sind. Mit weniger lassen sich Kurse besser hoch ziehen, wenn diese gezockt werden sollen.
Also ein Vergleich mit Erbsen und Melonen ist hier unangebracht. Und keiner schreit hier das es die Chance des Lebens wäre, das machen andere.....
2. ich mache wamu nicht schlecht weil ich evt. selber einsteigen möchte
hälst du 1dollar pro aktie in kurzer zeit für realistisch?
wamuq hat vor einer woche den restart gemacht und ist immer noch bei läppischen 10cent ....sehr komisch
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vor exakt einer woche gab es mehrere strong buy empfehlungen von sogenannten "analysten"
die leute die darauf eingegangen sind tun mir leid...die aktie verlor gigantische 5€ innerhalb von 5tagen!!!!
manchmal frage ich mich ob einige analysten für falsch aussagen bezahlt werden
und iHub wird jetzt schon heftigst darüber diskutiert,
folgendes steht in diesem Brief.
Einleitung eines Vergleichverfahrens
Sehr geehrter Depotkunde,
die Washington Mutual Inc. stellte Antrag gemäß Chapter XI des Federal Bankcrupty Act.
Dies ist der offizielle Weg, ein Vergleichsverfahren einzuleiten. Nähere Einzelheiten
sind zur Zeit nicht bekannt.
Sofern uns weitere Informationen zugehen, werden wir Sie unterrichten.
Erste Frage, hat sonst noch jemand einen solchen Brief erhalten?
Zweite Frage, was haltet ihr davon?
Ich habe übrigens erst nach dem Fall in den Pinkiebereich gekauft, so langsam blickt
man echt nicht mehr durch.
a) von Börse überhaupt keine Ahnung hast
b) bei dir heut schlechtes Wetter ist ??? (SPAM)
Local companies say times are tough but business is still there
Oct 04, 2008 (Walton Sun - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX)
-- It was a week of doom and gloom, yet some businesses in South Walton are seeing an ever-so-slight upturn in the local economy. "Are we still making loans? Yes," said Brian Brennan a mortgage loan officer at Premiere Mortgage Home Funding, at Gulfview Heights. "Is there still funding at 102 percent? Yes, there is." Brennan said the 102 percent is on a special Royal program, which is based on an applicant's house- hold income and is not a mainstream option.
So what has changed?
"Loans for condos have stopped," said Brennan, a fallout he said, from the sale of Washington Mutual last week.
And there is no doc and walk, where the documents are prepared, you sign and the deal is sealed.
The loan-to-value has also dropped to 90 percent from 95 percent.
"Still the overall consensus is if you are in a good position now, rates are low -- really low -- now is a good time to buy."
The prices are low. The lending rates are low and according to Brennan who just passed his test to sell insurance, insurance rates are low.
Dalton Construction of Santa Rosa Beach said the credit crunch has not impacted that company either.
"We are a really small company and we deal with the same clientele over and over, so it really hasn't affected us," said Suzy Edwards, rental manager at Dalton.
Edwards said the company's short-term rentals had remained steady throughout the peak season with no downturn. Only recently has there been a decline in demand, but nothing unexpected for this time of the year, she said.
Second mortgage loan specialist Krista Miller at Army Aviation Credit Union said she has seen an upswing in mortgages coming across her desk.
"I've seen more this month than in the last few months together," said Miller.
Miller said the biggest change she has seen is that loans, while still available, are harder to get. She said it was a return to a more traditional way of lending money in terms of qualifying a customer.
The one factor that is affecting everybody is the cost of fuel.
Rachel Morgan, coowner of For the Health of It, on County Road 30A, said they haven't seen a slowdown in customer demand but their shopping habits have changed and their supply costs have changed.
"Their shopping patterns have changed," said Morgan. "People have to buy groceries."
Morgan said people are making fewer trips but buying more each trip.
She said her suppliers have almost all tacked on fuel surcharges and are charging for expedited delivery.
Morgan said so far they have not passed on those extra costs to customers but in some instances it might delay an order delivery.
Edwards said her company was also being squeezed by high gasoline prices but had so far managed to continue doing business as usual.
Aaron Bradshaw, vice president of marketing, communication and member services at CHELCO, said his company is "struggling like everyone else," but because of the way the electric coop is structured, most of its cost of doing business flows through to the customer.
"Where you are really going to see a slow down is in facilities construction," said Bradshaw.
He said any power company contemplating building a new nuclear generating facility, the cost today is around $1 billion, all of which has to be borrowed. In order to borrow that kind of money, the utility company has to be able to show they have distributors waiting to buy the energy a new plant will generate. With today's regulations, building such a plant could take years.
There won't be any money for such projects, said Bradshaw, in today's current economic climate.
Everyone interviewed said they were optimistic but qualifi ed their statements by saying things could be completely different in 30 days.
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Clues sought in two Palm Beach County bank robberies
Oct 05, 2008 (South Florida Sun-Sentinel - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Two weaponless bank robbers got the money and escaped in two separate cases Friday afternoon.
Authorities hope surveillance camera photos of the bearded men will lead to their capture.
The first robbery occurred about 3:30 p.m. at Bank United in the 9000 block of Kimberly Boulevard west of Boca Raton, said the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
The second robbery happened about 4 p.m. approximately 8 1/2 miles away at the Washington Mutual bank in the 3900 block of North Federal Highway in Boca Raton, police said.
The Bank United robber handed the teller a note demanding money. He then fled the bank through the front door and escaped with a cash in a faded green Ford Explorer, deputies said.
The Washington Mutual robbery was unrelated, Detective Sabrina Tobey said. A red-haired, bearded man wearing a dark sweatshirt, jeans and Miami Hurricanes baseball cap handed a teller a note demanding $20 bills and $50 bills, police said. The teller obeyed and the robber fled.
The Sheriff's Office asks that anyone with information about the Bank United robbery call Detective Sabrina Tobey, 561-714-8125, or Crime Stoppers, 800-458-8477.
Police ask that anyone with information about the Washington Mutual robbery call Detective Juan Carlos Pijuan, 561-338-1387.
Jerome Burdi can be reached at jjburdi@SunSentinel.com or 561-243-6531.
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Bill O'Reilly - WAMU FRAUD
Bill O'Reilly indicates on his show that fraud may have been committed with WAMU shareholders and has asked the FBI and SEC to investigate. TV Publicity is what is needed to help move this forward. Please email Bill at oreilly@foxnews.com if you have details to add. GO BILL!
Video 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCyGxV0_viE&feature=related
Video 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85IlOGPkhhk&feature=related
ich halte Zockerei mit Pinksheetwerten ,für die die Marketmaker den Preis machen und nicht die Börse,für absolut unverantwortlich.Im Grunde ist es Betrug ,hier Hoffnungen zu wecken
How Are Assets Divided in Bankruptcy?
1. Secured Creditors - often a bank, is paid first.
2. Unsecured Creditors - such as banks, suppliers, and bondholders, have the next claim.
3. Stockholders - owners of the company, have the last claim on assets and may not receive anything if the Secured and Unsecured Creditors' claims are not fully repaid
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Jetzt noch eine andere Frage. Ich habe Altaktien ( vor Zerschlagung) und neue Aktien, einfach als Zock,
um noch etwas vom Verlust gutzumachen. Wenn ich jetzt die neuen verkaufe geht das ja eigentlich nicht,
da beide auf dem selben Depot sind und die alten immer zuerst verkauft werde ( wurde mir so gesagt).
Verliere ich dann eventuell meinen Anspruch auf eine Vergleichssumme(sollte es soweit kommen),wenn
der Anspruch nur für Altaktien gilt?
Vielleicht weiß eienr von euch bescheid!
Entweder gewinnen alle, oder alle verlieren - es wird mMn keine Unterscheidung geben!
DIES wäre ein Frage für im amerikanischen Recht angesiedelte Juristen...
Kann das passieren das die einfach gelöscht werden ?
Ist es denn nicht möglich das die wie wachovia wieder durch starten ?
Was meint ihr wie wirds montag weiter gehen ?