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November 20, 2007 at 11:45 AM #10957November 20, 2007 at 12:20 PM #101792
halftrojan
ParticipantThere is a reason these guys are getting hammered, I would stay away for awhile.
November 20, 2007 at 12:20 PM #101878halftrojan
ParticipantThere is a reason these guys are getting hammered, I would stay away for awhile.
November 20, 2007 at 12:20 PM #101888halftrojan
ParticipantThere is a reason these guys are getting hammered, I would stay away for awhile.
November 20, 2007 at 12:20 PM #101908halftrojan
ParticipantThere is a reason these guys are getting hammered, I would stay away for awhile.
November 20, 2007 at 12:20 PM #101938halftrojan
ParticipantThere is a reason these guys are getting hammered, I would stay away for awhile.
November 20, 2007 at 4:55 PM #102039Arraya
ParticipantGood question… What do you think BOA thinks after buying 2 billion in shares of cfc @ $18 a pop?
November 20, 2007 at 4:55 PM #102121Arraya
ParticipantGood question… What do you think BOA thinks after buying 2 billion in shares of cfc @ $18 a pop?
November 20, 2007 at 4:55 PM #102130Arraya
ParticipantGood question… What do you think BOA thinks after buying 2 billion in shares of cfc @ $18 a pop?
November 20, 2007 at 4:55 PM #102154Arraya
ParticipantGood question… What do you think BOA thinks after buying 2 billion in shares of cfc @ $18 a pop?
November 20, 2007 at 4:55 PM #102182Arraya
ParticipantGood question… What do you think BOA thinks after buying 2 billion in shares of cfc @ $18 a pop?
November 20, 2007 at 9:58 PM #102183pka4lif
ParticipantPoint of Clarification: Bank of America bought $2 billion worth of a prefferred convertible shares. If memory serves, there is something else in the deal that says that if CFC goes under, they get first dibs on their mortgage servicing biz. (A still very, very profitable arm of this company.) Its also a purchase of a new issue of stock. This is relavent as it helps make sure they have adequate liquidity. All of the money will go straight to CFC’s checking account. (So to speak!) There are more relavent details that I can’t seem to find on the net right now. (And its time for sleep!) But I thought I would point out this was not just a regular market purchase; but, much more multi-faceted than that.
So you don’t think I’m a biased CFC or BAC employee I’ll post my favorite joke that was recently found on the doors of several Countrywide offices….
***Warning: Angelo Mozillo is Orange and Dangerous!***
November 20, 2007 at 9:58 PM #102260pka4lif
ParticipantPoint of Clarification: Bank of America bought $2 billion worth of a prefferred convertible shares. If memory serves, there is something else in the deal that says that if CFC goes under, they get first dibs on their mortgage servicing biz. (A still very, very profitable arm of this company.) Its also a purchase of a new issue of stock. This is relavent as it helps make sure they have adequate liquidity. All of the money will go straight to CFC’s checking account. (So to speak!) There are more relavent details that I can’t seem to find on the net right now. (And its time for sleep!) But I thought I would point out this was not just a regular market purchase; but, much more multi-faceted than that.
So you don’t think I’m a biased CFC or BAC employee I’ll post my favorite joke that was recently found on the doors of several Countrywide offices….
***Warning: Angelo Mozillo is Orange and Dangerous!***
November 20, 2007 at 9:58 PM #102270pka4lif
ParticipantPoint of Clarification: Bank of America bought $2 billion worth of a prefferred convertible shares. If memory serves, there is something else in the deal that says that if CFC goes under, they get first dibs on their mortgage servicing biz. (A still very, very profitable arm of this company.) Its also a purchase of a new issue of stock. This is relavent as it helps make sure they have adequate liquidity. All of the money will go straight to CFC’s checking account. (So to speak!) There are more relavent details that I can’t seem to find on the net right now. (And its time for sleep!) But I thought I would point out this was not just a regular market purchase; but, much more multi-faceted than that.
So you don’t think I’m a biased CFC or BAC employee I’ll post my favorite joke that was recently found on the doors of several Countrywide offices….
***Warning: Angelo Mozillo is Orange and Dangerous!***
November 20, 2007 at 9:58 PM #102294pka4lif
ParticipantPoint of Clarification: Bank of America bought $2 billion worth of a prefferred convertible shares. If memory serves, there is something else in the deal that says that if CFC goes under, they get first dibs on their mortgage servicing biz. (A still very, very profitable arm of this company.) Its also a purchase of a new issue of stock. This is relavent as it helps make sure they have adequate liquidity. All of the money will go straight to CFC’s checking account. (So to speak!) There are more relavent details that I can’t seem to find on the net right now. (And its time for sleep!) But I thought I would point out this was not just a regular market purchase; but, much more multi-faceted than that.
So you don’t think I’m a biased CFC or BAC employee I’ll post my favorite joke that was recently found on the doors of several Countrywide offices….
***Warning: Angelo Mozillo is Orange and Dangerous!***
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