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29693 Postings, 5874 Tage Rico11Real Time Stock Quotes

 
  
    #1277
27.07.09 15:54

5638 Postings, 5643 Tage garrisonCIT wird

 
  
    #1278
1
27.07.09 16:36
aus meiner Sicht sehr bald chapter 11 anmelden...  

146 Postings, 5660 Tage champ1907@ garrison:

 
  
    #1279
27.07.09 17:53
und was meinst du wo CIT dann stehen wird??
15-20 cent oder n och weniger?
lg Champ  

871 Postings, 5656 Tage vcxyBuffet gibt sich bedeckt...

 
  
    #1280
27.07.09 18:39

...He&#39;s also avoided questions in recent interviews about reports that Berkshire made a bid to buy parts of CIT Group. ...

http://www.examiner.com/...009m7d27-Warren-Buffetts-interview-cliches

 

4679 Postings, 5634 Tage die_milbe@garrison

 
  
    #1281
27.07.09 18:42
damit Du endlich wieder nen inso-zock hast ;-)
 

756 Postings, 5668 Tage FischgrätCit

 
  
    #1282
27.07.09 19:05
nach meiner Einschätzung sieht, das jetzt so aus, als würde cit zerschlagen. Die Assets werden verkauft, die Schulden bezahlt soweit es geht und fertig ist s. ( so ähnlich wie bei AIG) . Dann ist cit nichts mehr wert, quasi eine leere Hülle. Buffet hält sich natürlich bedeckt, weil er nur einen Schnäppchenpreis bezahlen will, der deutlich unter dem Marktwert liegen wird und cit hat aufgrund ihrer Situation auch keine großartige Verhandlungsposition. Entweder geordente Abwicklung oder Chapter 11.  

5638 Postings, 5643 Tage garrisonda bin ich...

 
  
    #1284
27.07.09 19:38
gültig bis zum Ende der Woche:

ARCA   BID 0.67   18000     10:50:18  

390 Postings, 5847 Tage molede...

 
  
    #1285
27.07.09 19:52
was meint Ihr, wo geht die Reise bei CIT hin?? Bin seit Freitag mit dabei und ziemlich gepalten von den Meinungen hier ?!?!

152 Postings, 5587 Tage karinnadjaWohin die Reise geht...........

 
  
    #1286
27.07.09 20:00
Hallo erstmal............

ich glaube niemand weis das so genau. LEIDER :-)

Es ist alles offen. Wir müssen abwarten und Tee trinken.  

390 Postings, 5847 Tage molede..

 
  
    #1287
27.07.09 21:19
aber ich denke seit dem letzten Kurssprung am Freitag hält sich das Teil hier doch ziemlich stabil wenn ich die üblichen Gewinnmitnahmen einrechne..

871 Postings, 5656 Tage vcxyCIT's woes put Florida businesses at risk

 
  
    #1288
28.07.09 08:16

TAMPA - CIT Group isn&#39;t as well-known as Bank of America, but the lender&#39;s fight for survival could mean just as much to thousands of Florida businesses.

CIT has loaned money to roughly 44,000 small and midsize businesses in Florida, a company spokesman said. In recent years, for example, CIT had become the leading source of startup money for Beef O&#39;Brady&#39;s franchisees, said Nick Vojnovic, chief operating officer of Beef O&#39;Brady&#39;s parent Family Sports Concepts.

Up to 40 Beef O&#39;Brady&#39;s franchisees got loans from CIT, but since the October credit crisis the lender has virtually stopped making new loans, Vojnovic said.

CIT Group, which has been pushing hard for a federal government bailout, estimates it has 1 million small and midsize business customers. The company has arranged a $3 billion emergency loan from its bondholders, but it still warns that it could have to file for bankruptcy.

Here&#39;s a summary of how a CIT failure could hurt local businesses:

SBA loans. Historically, CIT has been among the top five financial institutions issuing federal SBA loans in the Bay area. Under the SBA program, a lender provides money to a small business and the federal government guarantees up to 85 percent of the loan amount.

From 2006 to 2008, the company made between 33 and 45 SBA loans a year in the Bay area, making it a leading lender under the SBA program. But that&#39;s down to just one since October, said Jim Parrish, a counselor at the University of South Florida&#39;s Small Business Development Center.

Revolving loans. Unlike borrowers with one-time SBA loans, businesses that depend on CIT for a continuing source of credit may have more to worry about, said Bryan Crino, president of investment banking firm Skyway Capital Partners.

"If they would shut down a revolving loan, that could theoretically put a company out of business," Crino said.

Factoring loans. CIT is a leader in issuing higher-interest factoring loans to small businesses, said Brian Smith of LCG Capital. Essentially, a factoring company loans money to a business up front, and in exchange receives the business&#39; accounts receivable, or its future cash flows.

Losing CIT would be a blow, Smith said, both directly and through the money CIT provides to other factoring companies.

http://www2.tbo.com/content/2009/jul/28/...nesses-at-risk/news-money/

 

29693 Postings, 5874 Tage Rico11CIT future still uncertain

 
  
    #1289
28.07.09 11:50

935 Postings, 6119 Tage albaywas geht ab ?

 
  
    #1290
28.07.09 12:18

29693 Postings, 5874 Tage Rico11Man wird sehen

 
  
    #1291
28.07.09 12:20
Eine Order über sagenhafte 200 Stück.  

1006 Postings, 5580 Tage Nero.Mal schauen!!

 
  
    #1292
28.07.09 14:27
Habe meinen limit bei 0,60euro gehabt!Habe den limit gelöscht weil ich denke das es heute nach oben geht!Habe hoffentlich recht...  

29693 Postings, 5874 Tage Rico11Der Handel ist schon wieder ausgesetzt!

 
  
    #1293
28.07.09 16:34

29693 Postings, 5874 Tage Rico11Läuft wieder!

 
  
    #1294
28.07.09 16:36

871 Postings, 5656 Tage vcxyBest Option Is Prepackaged Bankruptcy

 
  
    #1295
1
28.07.09 17:36

By Pierre Paulden

July 28 (Bloomberg) -- CIT Group Inc.’s best option is to restructure its debt through a prepackaged bankruptcy, according to CreditSights Inc.

The 101-year-old commercial lender seeking to avoid collapse could exit a prepackaged bankruptcy, in which bondholders approve a reorganization plan before a company files, within two months, New York-based CreditSights analysts Adam Steer and David Hendler wrote yesterday in a research note.

CIT is trying to ease a cash crunch and gain time to devise a plan to avoid Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Peek, 62, got $3 billion from bondholders as he waits to see whether owners of $1 billion in notes due next month will agree to take a loss through a debt tender. If the offer succeeds, New York-based CIT may start debt-for-equity exchanges, according to a person familiar with the matter.

“Even if the tender succeeds, we believe CIT remains at risk for filing for bankruptcy because its business model is broken,” Steer and Hendler said. “Attempting a prepackaged bankruptcy may be CIT’s most viable alternative at this point.”

If the offer fails to get 90 percent participation, the terms of the rescue financing that CIT received from bondholders don’t allow the funds to be used to repay the debt and the company may have to file for bankruptcy, according to the filing.

Investors tendering their $1 billion of floating-rate notes by July 31 will get $775 plus a $50 early delivery payment for every $1,000 of securities they own, the company said in a July 24 regulatory filing. Those who tender their bonds after July 31 will get $775 per $1,000, down from a previous offer of $800, the company said in the filing. The offer expires Aug. 14.

To contact the reporter on this story: Pierre Paulden in New York at ppaulden@bloomberg.net.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aPuUNhvW1wXU

 

528 Postings, 6144 Tage Milliadärkeiner mehr da

 
  
    #1296
29.07.09 12:56

246 Postings, 8414 Tage AndreasRuppel(-;

 
  
    #1297
29.07.09 13:10
doch doch..........  

191 Postings, 5767 Tage mejulieallzeit bereit

 
  
    #1298
29.07.09 15:08

146 Postings, 5660 Tage champ1907hellö :-)

 
  
    #1299
29.07.09 15:32
gibt nix neues jungs??
was geht denn jetz mit CIT ab,langsam müsste doch was passieren oder !!  

871 Postings, 5656 Tage vcxy@champ1907

 
  
    #1300
29.07.09 17:13

bis 31.07. sollte bekannt werden ob die Bondholder CITs Angebot akzeptiert haben. Tun sie das nicht kommt wohl Chapter 11, tun sie das gehts weiter -> Restrukturierung...

Also überspitzt gesagt am Freitag gehts entweder unter 0,10 oder über 1,50....

 

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