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September 16, 2008 at 11:26 AM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #270921
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ParticipantBut it’s an all stock deal, right? So BAC just issues new stock to cover the Merrill purchase, and the only hit from a cash perspective is any taxation on the issuance of the new stock. What am I missing? If BAC had paid $29 cash for each MER share, that’s different.
Is the real cost to BAC much lower than suggested in most financial articles and blogs?
September 16, 2008 at 11:26 AM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #271161ParticipantBut it’s an all stock deal, right? So BAC just issues new stock to cover the Merrill purchase, and the only hit from a cash perspective is any taxation on the issuance of the new stock. What am I missing? If BAC had paid $29 cash for each MER share, that’s different.
Is the real cost to BAC much lower than suggested in most financial articles and blogs?
September 16, 2008 at 11:26 AM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #271173ParticipantBut it’s an all stock deal, right? So BAC just issues new stock to cover the Merrill purchase, and the only hit from a cash perspective is any taxation on the issuance of the new stock. What am I missing? If BAC had paid $29 cash for each MER share, that’s different.
Is the real cost to BAC much lower than suggested in most financial articles and blogs?
September 16, 2008 at 11:26 AM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #271213ParticipantBut it’s an all stock deal, right? So BAC just issues new stock to cover the Merrill purchase, and the only hit from a cash perspective is any taxation on the issuance of the new stock. What am I missing? If BAC had paid $29 cash for each MER share, that’s different.
Is the real cost to BAC much lower than suggested in most financial articles and blogs?
September 16, 2008 at 11:26 AM in reply to: Lehman Said to Prepare Bankruptcy as Buyers Withdraw (BofA to pick up Merril Lynch) #271239ParticipantBut it’s an all stock deal, right? So BAC just issues new stock to cover the Merrill purchase, and the only hit from a cash perspective is any taxation on the issuance of the new stock. What am I missing? If BAC had paid $29 cash for each MER share, that’s different.
Is the real cost to BAC much lower than suggested in most financial articles and blogs?
September 14, 2008 at 5:11 PM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #270126ParticipantLehman gone.
Merrill gone.
AIG teetering on the edge.
Yikes. Whatever happened to Wamu?
September 14, 2008 at 5:11 PM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #270360ParticipantLehman gone.
Merrill gone.
AIG teetering on the edge.
Yikes. Whatever happened to Wamu?
September 14, 2008 at 5:11 PM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #270363ParticipantLehman gone.
Merrill gone.
AIG teetering on the edge.
Yikes. Whatever happened to Wamu?
September 14, 2008 at 5:11 PM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #270412ParticipantLehman gone.
Merrill gone.
AIG teetering on the edge.
Yikes. Whatever happened to Wamu?
September 14, 2008 at 5:11 PM in reply to: Lehman Bailout this Weekend (Bear Stearns replay) #270439ParticipantLehman gone.
Merrill gone.
AIG teetering on the edge.
Yikes. Whatever happened to Wamu?
ParticipantQuestions 6 and 8 are worthwhile questions of a vice presidential candidate. The rest are just silly.
ParticipantQuestions 6 and 8 are worthwhile questions of a vice presidential candidate. The rest are just silly.
ParticipantQuestions 6 and 8 are worthwhile questions of a vice presidential candidate. The rest are just silly.
ParticipantQuestions 6 and 8 are worthwhile questions of a vice presidential candidate. The rest are just silly.
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