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ABWTQ Algorithm Trading
One source says some sort of arrangement between Abitibi and Tembec over the longer-term makes sense given their huge asset base.
A deal similar to a merger of two Natural Gas Producers operating in the same area comes to mind.
Of course, with Tembec refusing to answer specific questions about the algorithm trading on its stock of late and with the Abitibi bonds flash trading at close to par it may very well be a natural fit for both parties.
ABWTQ and The Pension Issue
Just a few short points (imo).
I think that this is a huge complex issue not just with Abitibi-Bowater, NT, CanWest and a few others under CCAA protection, but also a LT problem within North American Socieity.
Examples: Financing Issues with California and other State Gov'ts, and California Pension Funds that are presently very much under-funded, as well.
And why exactly -- is it because we have simply borrowed too much money from the future that there is just not enough to go around.
In which case, we should be in an inflationary period not a deflationary one. The Gov't cannot have it both ways -- lower interest rates and high inflation, economists know this won't work over the longer-term.
Of course, there is also the Crooked Wall Street Casino, as referred to in the most recent past by DR and others to deal with.
I think ABWTQ has raised some good points in linking the Pension Issue to the NAFTA Challenge -- maybe we just need to give it some more time for things to play out.
Right now, North Americans seem very angry about the Pension Perks that so many Government Officials currently receive -- so who knows what is going to happen with ABWTQ.
ABWTQ - Quant Trading and Illegal Naked Shorting
Also -- make note of the comment about FUTURES TRADING (lumber, cotton, pork, cattle and in reverse crude, gold, PM's etc.
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Does The Government Actually Manipulate The Stock Market?
The Pragmatic Capitalist | Feb. 26, 2010, 7:49 AM | 2,265 | 5
PrintTags: High Frequency Trading, Stock Market, Federal Reserve
(This post originally appeared at the author's blog)
There has been a lot of chatter over the last year about the government’s involvement in the equity markets. Yesterday’s market action was certainly odd. Several large institutions were active buyers of enormous blocks of the S&P on no news. The volume shot through the roof from out of nowhere. It was not an unusual occurrence. We have seen it repeatedly over the course of the last 12 months (see here for more). Of course, this whole discussion has a very conspiratorial aspect to it, but I think it’s less nefarious than many presume (depending on your definition of nefarious when it come to pseudo-government intervention in markets).
The usual argument with regards to government intervention in the equity markets is pretty simple. The government, or the “President’s Working Group” (aka, the Plunge Protection Team) purchases securities in big blocks and jams prices higher. Jamming, gunning, carpet bombing (whatever you want to call it) is quite simple. In any market there are down times in terms of volume. If you have the firepower (the capital) and the desire you can knock out just about every asking price on the board. Have a look at just about any Russell 2,000 stock at around noon as the volume slows to a drizzle and ask yourself what you could do with $10,000,000? Of course, the same goes for the downside. You can hit the bids and literally knock them off the board in an illiquid market (exactly what we saw in Fall of 2008 with fund redemptions).
Anyone who has ever traded in size has seen this in action. It’s like taking a machine gun to a medieval battle or sending the U.S. Army to Baghdad (not that anyone would ever do such a thing). The point is, you can slice through prices like a hot knife through butter, create a certain sentiment in the market that actually generates attention (liquidity) and then get out on the other side of the trade by selling (or covering) to the crowd you’ve attracted. Of course, if you’re someone who has a longer time horizon than a few minutes you could simply accumulate. If you have a huge amount of firepower you simply protect the position as time goes on (this can be done in any number of ways via the futures market or the options market). The kicker of course, is that someone is holding the bag at the end of each day. The longer you keep the game going the longer you delay the inevitable. If you have a large supplier of capital the game can last for quite a long time. Sounds sort of Keynesian doesn’t it? Well, it is in essence. Let me elaborate.
What’s really going on in the markets now? We all know exactly what is going on. The government, per se, isn’t buying stocks. But someone with close ties to the government is. Remember, the Fed is independent, right? According to the government they are. Except of course when it goes to Congress with its hands out asking for a check worth (roughly) several trillion dollars. This “independent” Fed of ours then goes on its “recapitalization” mission by buying assets from the large banks. Now the banks are flush with cash. What do they do? They do what they believe is prudent and in addition to buying treasuries they buy other assets that diversify their portfolios. The banks aren’t necessarily acting illegally or corruptly. The banks are using their bloated balance sheets to invest in assets that will boost their earnings. Based on their analysis, the assets they have been buying are “good” investments. Much like they believed mortgage backed securities were “good” investments leading up to the credit crisis. Remember, the purpose of the bank bailout was to recapitalize the banks and help them earn their way out of their toxic woes. And the results have been great – at least for the banks. While Main Street flounders the banks have their own little v-shaped profit recovery:
Tyler Durden at ZeroHedge compiled some excellent data on the expansion of positions in SPY over the last few years by several large Wall Street firms. It clearly shows the massive dumping and accumulation of the S&P 500 by the big banks during the financial crisis. We’re now back at record high positions in the S&P thanks in large part to the Fed. Not surprisingly, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs are the largest accumulators (as should be expected):
What’s most important here is the role of the Fed and not the banks. I sincerely believe the banks are doing what their analysts believe is prudent. Remember, in a zero interest rate world, the Fed is herding investors out of cash. It truly is the most expensive asset in the United States. This is one of the primary reasons why you can’t fight the Fed. Bill Gross has personally elaborated on PIMCO’s interactions with the Fed and their use of the Fed’s handout. In an interview with TIME in January he said:
“Just speaking about Pimco’s general portfolio strategy, we’ve sold our agency mortgage securities, Fannie and Freddie, in the billions to the willing check of the Fed. They’re buying a trillion dollars of them, or have over the past nine to 12 months, and so we sold them a lot of ours. Now, what did we do with the money? We bought Treasuries, we bought corporate bonds, and so the bond markets in general have benefited, as have stocks, because this available money effectively flows through the capital markets.”
It’s that simple. Toxic assets get exchanged for cash and cash gets exchanged for whatever the banks feel like buying on a particular day. In this case, it’s approximately $1.5T worth of firepower. The results have been “shock and awe” on steroids. $1.5T certainly does wonders for an equity market, bond market or municipal bond market (all of which have rallied substantially in the last year). So, the trick isn’t quite as nefarious as some would have you think. The banks are essentially taking advantage of the Fed’s foolish monetary policy. It’s all part of that wonderful bailout we generated for the banks and what is essentially a fatally flawed monetary approach by a Central Bank that continues to print (or more accurately, “button press”) us into a boom & bust cycle.
For those who still think the government is actually in there buying up shares and selling them I have just two questions for you:
1.If they are actually doing this then why did they let the market collapse in 2008?
2.Why would they do such a thing when they have banks that can do it for them?
As for the first question – if the government is directly propping up the markets they sure are bad at it. Don’t you think that Dick Cheney, a bona fide market guru would have done everything in his power to prop up the markets using the PPT before the Republicans went down in flames on the back of the economy? We declined 60% in 12 months and remain almost 30% below the all-time highs. By any measure, I would say the so-called PPT is failing at their job.
The answer to the second question is simple as I’ve mentioned above. Of course, there is a very important caveat here. The Fed is not independent in any fashion. This is the fourth branch of the U.S. government whether anyone wants to admit it or not (I personally believe the Fed should be part of Treasury and subject to the same rules and oversight as Congress). The Fed is directly tied to the health of the U.S. economy and acts in ways that they believe best support the U.S. economy. In this case, they think the U.S. economy is best served by a bloated and ever expanding banking system. You know, the 90’s were great in large part due to the explosion in financial services. What if we could just perpetuate that growth? Don’t we all benefit from an industry that makes its money by shuffling money from one pocket to the other and effectively rapes their customers by shaving off fees and increasing the rates they charge on their new and “innovative products”? Not exactly.
By effectively crediting bank accounts with cash the Fed is directly contributing to the boom/bust cycle we have been stuck in for the last 20 years. Your average Keynesian will argue that this sort of government spending is effective in protecting the banking system, keeping bank reserves healthy and helping to encourage lending, but in a world where the private sector remains deeply indebted it simply sews the seeds for mal-investment. Time and time again, the financial sector has proven itself incapable of proper risk management or proper allocation of its own assets. The free market attempted to obliterate this sector of the economy and punish it for its malfeasance but here we are protecting it and providing these banks with money they didn’t earn and in fact should have lost. Why do we allow this to happen? Perhaps more important – if we aren’t going downsize this sector (which I believe the market will take care of over time regardless), why have we not regulated these imprudent institutions more strictly? It’s simply unfathomable that the institutions that caused this crisis have not been downsized and/or regulated more strictly.
What’s the end game here? At some point the Fed will stop buying assets and crediting bank accounts. If, at that point, the private sector is not ready to carry the baton the daily carpet bombings will end and could in fact turn into daily implosions as confidence sinks and the capital isn’t there to bolster a flailing economy. At that point, the party ends and the bagholders look for someone to pass the bag off to. The banks will be looking for the small investor at this point. No one can be certain when this might occur (or if it will assuming no private sector recovery), but Bill Gross explains why he is scared about the potential impact on the market in the coming year:
“So it’s a trillion-and-a-half-dollar check that won’t be there as the Fed withdraws from the market. How that affects the markets, I just don’t know. I’m not eagerly anticipating the answer, but I think it holds some surprises in 2010 — not just in mortgage securities but stocks as well. We could miss the money, put it that way.”
Damn right they’ll miss the money. The question we should be asking ourselves is whether we would miss any of these banks were they to disappear into the abyss of Chapter 11. Let’s be realistic though. In this bailout nation and false capitalist market we all know that won’t happen. The losers don’t lose in this market. At least not until the next big bust. Until then, perhaps the mantra of “don’t fight the Fed” is more relevant now than ever. Just make sure you’re not the guy holding the bag when it all comes crashing down….
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ABWTQ - NewFoundland Generation Assets
I would think that over time, that the former ABWTQ generation assets in NewFoundland could be worth much, much more should "power" prices move up.
Some people forget that the North American Electric Grid needs a major over-haul. And with market prices for power falling due to the recession, it is probably just a little bit more time before we see a huge spike in power pricing.
We may have seen a fall in newspaper buying due to readers reading on-line, but imo, power prices have yet to catch up for all of the computers that have been sold since 2004.
I hear it everyday -- we are not going to start a new generation project (or spend money on upgrades) until we know what the rules are, or until market prices rise.
imo, when the spkie comes, it will single-handedly cause 10% inflation, across the board.
ABWTQ and Fairfax
I would not read too much into this SEC filing by Fairfax, but you can certainly buy ABWTQ for less than $200 million right now.
No mention of what Fairfax intends to do with the $200 million in either this or other recent regulatory filings.
Form 6-K FAIRFAX FINANCIAL HOLDIN For: Feb 26
February 26, 2010 5:11 PM EST
http://xml.10kwizard.com/filing_raw.php?repo=tenk&ipage=6793739
Lumber Futures
Look like they have reversed and are heading back up.
All the technical analysis says that someone is buying ABWTQ. Likely Tembec -- but who knows maybe someone is buying both of these heavily naked shorted companies.
Stay tuned.
Is a fall in the Canadian dollar good or bad for ABWTQ?
Some traders are predicting that we are on the verge of a massive decline, so volatility on this stock should pick-up.
It true, it wouldn't surprise me to see atakeover offer soon -- and they just make the deal shubject to a satisfactory outcome on the Pension Issue.
See below for comments on the exchange -- lots of equities are setting up "perfect" charts right now.
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Currency Markets about to rock and roll...
Drew 'Beaners' Klein - Friday at 11:32 AM
If you look at straddles and strangles in the currencies, say, the Loonie or the Yen, or the Pound...
Vols have been collapsing...just collapsing...as far as my data can tell...
I'm looking at some strangles for June Loonie (90P, 100C)...you could do the straddles, as SAJ would suggest rather than the strangles, but the cost is about 4 times as much...
I think we could see at least a 5 handle move in the month of March, perhaps in one or 2 days...
Just thinking....
ABWTQ and Credit Default Swaps
I think its only a matter of time before the CDS and Illegal Naked Shorting on this company is fully examined.
With the NAFTA Challenge, this could further dealy the exit of Chapter 11 for some period of time.
More time for cash reserves to build up -- then when lumber prices soar over $400 -- sell forward using a fixed price floor --- which will demonstrate future cash flows to the Judge.
After today's press release by ABWTQ, it would not surprise me, if the BOD and The Senior Executive have been adived of our activities and know full well, if there is no EC, they could be facing a huge civil suit. I do not think they want that.
To all on this board -- I say keep the pressure on by continuously phoning their 1-888 hot-line number and getting their CS people to answer questions that they have very little knowledge for. I am sure that something will stick.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703795004575087880540083258.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoo_hs
Request for Extension to July 10, 2010
Good move. Can someone explain to me Bankruptcy Rule 9027 that is referred to in Clause 15 of their request.
Thanks.
White Birch files for BK
ABWTQ now owns 50% of the market. And the market appears to be stabilizing once again.
Dav1234 - Skip Willis (now with Deloit).
This guy is absolutely huge in the w/n the Climate Change" industry. Kyoto Protocol knowledge coming out of his ears.
Any way we can get his presentation that is referred to. EC can use him as a witness some time from now (if necessary).
Here is his past link.
http://learn.environment.utoronto.ca/environmental-finance/advisory-committee/errick-(skip)-willis.aspx
ABWTQ - Bond Information from FINRA
Obtained this morning at 8:55 am on February 23, 2010
Last Updated: 2/23/2010
Corporate Bond Search Results Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Ratings Last Sale
Include in
Watchlist Bond Symbol Issuer Name Coupon Maturity Callable Moody's S&P Fitch Price Yield
BOW.GB BOWATER INCORPORATED 9.00 08/01/2009 No NR NR C 100.000 -
ABY.GB ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 7.88 08/01/2009 Yes NR NR C 99.882 -
BOW.GK BOWATER INCORPORATED 4.32 03/15/2010 Yes NR NR C 100.000 -
ABY.GH ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 8.55 08/01/2010 Yes NR NR C 99.781 -
ABY.GN ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED COMPANY OF CANADA 7.75 06/15/2011 Yes NR NR C - -
ABY.GO ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED COMPANY OF CANADA 4.82 06/15/2011 Yes NR NR C - -
BOW.GA BOWATER CANADA FINANCE CORPORATION 7.95 11/15/2011 Yes NR NR C - -
BOW.GD BOWATER INCORPORATED 9.50 10/15/2012 No NR NR C 99.636 -
BOW.GJ BOWATER INCORPORATED 6.50 06/15/2013 Yes NR NR C - -
ABY.GK ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED COMPANY OF CANADA 6.00 06/20/2013 Yes NR NR C 99.259 -
ABY.GP ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED COMPANY OF CANADA 8.38 04/01/2015 Yes NR NR C 100.000 -
ABY.GD ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 7.40 04/01/2018 No NR NR C 99.287 -
BOW.GC BOWATER INCORPORATED 9.38 12/15/2021 No NR NR C 99.250 -
ABY.GE ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 7.50 04/01/2028 No NR NR C 99.184 -
ABY.GF ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 8.50 08/01/2029 Yes NR NR C 99.449 -
ABY.GI ABITIBI CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED 8.85 08/01/2030 Yes NR NR C 99.983 -
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ABWTQ - link on SEC - NS Sales and Lehman
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=ak6rUKHA_JAw
ergodoc - been under the weather most of the weekend. will send later this morning.
EC and Potentials for Conflict
In light of the potential for an EC, and in thinking ahead -- I draw your attention to the following:
1. some of you are traders looking to make a buck – I get that and that’s good.
2. some of you own shares either a) post merger b) pre-merger and c) both pre-merger and post-merger.
3. based on the accounting of the merger (itself), future plant closings, and based on the actual POR filed, I think that there is always the potential for some members of the EC to be “in conflict” with each other. The point is – it has to be one unified voice or it won’t work.
Someone, please check my facts:
Going into the merger: ABY (A-Canada) s/hers received 0.06261 shares of ABH
So, if someone bought 10,000,000 shares of ABY before the merger (say at $1.80 per share), then they would have owned 626,100 shares of ABY after the merger. There were approximately 27,559,356 shares reserved for former Abitibi s/hers. (or 48% of the company)
There were approximately 440,174,994 Abitibi common shares as at the record date. And Quebecor Inc. (at that time) owned roughly 10.18% of the stock (44,821,024 Abitibi common stock).
As at October 31st to November 5th, 2007 (the final trading days for ABY / A stock, there was thought to be 3,215,699 shares under “Failed to Deliver”.
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Going into the merger: BOW – a little more complicated by way of the exchangeable shares issue. But there were 29,874,901 shares of ABH reserved for Bowater s/hers (or 52% of the company).
As at October 29, 2007 (the last trading date for BOW stock, there was thought to be 1,425,287 shares under “Failed to Deliver”.
The ABWTQ and GS Relationship
I like the part, where it says they "raped their clients".
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/32255149/wall_streets_bailout_hustle/print
ABWTQ - link to Proxy Statement, dated June 5, 2008
I like Pages 5 and 7. Record Date of April 18, 2008
and 51,153,535 shares o/s
The holders of Common Stock and the Trustee (acting for the holders of Exchangeable Shares) will vote
together as a single class on all matters. On the Record Date, 53,153,535 shares of Common Stock and
4,420,663 Exchangeable Shares (other than Exchangeable Shares held by AbitibiBowater and its affiliates) were
outstanding.
http://www.abitibibowater.com/uploadedFiles/Menus/Investors/Final_2008_Proxy_Statement_English.pdf
imo, every little "inaccuracy" that you can find may go a long way to convincing the Trustee or Judge that a Full Investigation into the Wall Street Naked Short Scheme on this stock should be completed.
Exactly how many Naked Short Shares (or rather fails to deliver) were there on April 18, 2008.
Suffice to say, both statements above that investors relied on were "false". If the Corporation doesn't know how many shares o/s there are -- how will any one else know?
Investment Circular, dated June 22, 2007
Pre-Merger Recommendation Circular
Annex's at the back should provide excellent reading. Note: Special Reading is the Goldman Sach's recommendation. You will see why.
I think these Annex's if read -- will add some more gusto to the EC Filing.
Attaching the Naked Short detailed information from (January 29th, 2007 -- I think) to June 22, 2007 is also important in the context of advisories into "share trading" by their advisors.
Annex Q -- their report is at March 6, 2007
PriceWaterHouseCoopers address for Montreal
1250 Rene-Levesque Boulevard West
Suite 2800
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
H3B 2G4
Not sure how accurate these phone and fax numbers are for Pwc, but
1-514-205-5000 (phone)
1-514-876-1502 (fax)
Check with your own advisors -- but I have been advised that because of the Naked Shorting Issue and the way this document has been structured -- that if you voted against the merger, there may be some special circumstances that could result in a further equity position in the NewCo.
Thanks Gang for the posts today.
Just got in. Not in much tomorrow either. Lots of reading to catch up on.
The o/s share count that I had on record was 54,701,517, plus 35.9 million shares for Fairfax (if exercised). But then "interest" accrues on the 350 million for the last part of 2009 and 2010, so I don't know if under BK ABWTQ can desigate this amount for shares or not.
Can someone re-confirm this for me when they have a chance.
I had somewhere in my files the "notation" from the SEC filings that indicated that AbitibiBowater expected that these shares would be exercised by Fairfax. I will try and find and post.
A Slow Housing Recovery? Nice to See
"Shadow" Inventory does not worry me that much if rates also rise by close to this same amount. So in the end, Sellers may decide not to sell.
IMO, Buyers and Sellers of Homes need to read the recent Fed Res. statments that clearly indicate that rates will be on the rise.
In other words, lock-in your mortgage for as long as you can.
Article is as follows:
ATWATER, Feb 17, 2010 (Merced Sun-Star - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- The sounds of hammers, of delivery truck tires rolling through a neighborhood, of lumber piled then heaved into place are sweet ones for some on this city's southeastern edge.
For people like Brad Miller, it's the sound of hope.
Four years ago, Miller, owner of Atwater's B&B Plumbing, employed 30 people mainly doing plumbing work on newly constructed homes. Today, B&B employs three people who largely do repairs. The company, however, just landed a contract to plumb four homes, part of a group of models which could lead to the construction of another 105 new houses.
The work began in late January after Sterling Communities, a Sacramento-based home builder, acquired 109 lots in Atwater's unfinished Claremont Reserve subdivision. The land was previously owned and partially developed by Pacific Union Homes before that company lost it to foreclosure.
In taking on the Claremont project, Sterling made a dedication to hire local subcontractors, giving business to people like Miller.
The project is a ray of light in an otherwise very dark market. Unemployment in Atwater hovers at 20 percent with few signs of turning around. The construction and manufacturing industries in Merced County continue to struggle, losing another 1,000 jobs in December 2009, according to the latest labor statistics from California's Employment Development Department.
But because of Sterling's project, Miller hired back one employee to help with the work. If the development takes off, he says he could use a full-time, four-person crew on the Claremont site, more than doubling his existing staff.
"That was probably the happiest thing to come through here in a couple years. I was so happy to hear that guy was here buying lots and hiring locals," Miller said of Sterling's president Dave Romo. "A lot of times these guys come here from out of town with their own subs."
G&G Construction Co. of Atwater got the concrete contract for Claremont Reserve. In 2005, G&G had 715 employees. Today, it has 165, after rehiring 40 recently.
"The construction market virtually halted," explained Fred Castiglione, G&G's vice president. "We had to lay off 80 percent of our employees. After four years of this market correction, we are definitely excited to see this."
Kevin Stevens, vice president of Sterling, said the company wanted to energize the area with its project.
"Not only does it give people in the area interest in the project, some stake in the game if you will, it allows us to introduce ourselves to contractors in the area," he said. "We have a pretty deep bucket of contractors in the Sacramento area that would be willing to drive to Atwater, but we would rather stimulate the area. We aren't there to just build eight or 10 lots and get out."
City Manager Greg Wellman said any job-creating event is a good one, but it remains to be seen if the Claremont project is an isolated spark or the beginning of a wildfire. What makes the project work in a down market is Sterling was able to pick up finished, ready-to-build lots at a bargain price, he said. The streets are done, curbs and sidewalks are in. All the lots need are houses.
Stevens said his company and construction competitors are searching the state to purchase these types of buildable lots at low prices. The goal is to keep costs down and offer new affordable homes to buyers not happy with the existing housing stock. But only so many of those finished, buildable lots exist in any city.
"Because the amount of these deals is limited, I am concerned this could be a temporary phenomenon. But anything that adds jobs and gets people back to work is what we are trying to focus on," Wellman said.
Sterling is also building much smaller homes at much lower prices than were previously constructed in the area. Stevens said the homes will range from 1,600- to 2,800 square feet and start at $169,000. Homes in the area average 3,500 square feet, said Charlie Woods, Atwater's community development director.
Sterling predicts the models will be up and available for viewing by April 1, allowing new home buyers to take advantage of federal tax credits if they act quickly. The company will build the rest of Claremont Reserve based on demand.
Stevens acknowledged some residents voiced concerns over the project, questioning the proposed home sizes and the workmanship. But he said the company is committed to quality work.
"We build anywhere from 50 to 100 homes a year that any of us (Sterling's leaders) would live in personally," he said.
Woods questions how well Sterling's project might sell, pointing out that it will compete with a substantial inventory of discounted homes.
He notes, "Whatever the housing market will be will be a much closer reflection of the household incomes and the employment in this area."
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ABWTQ -- Naked Short Issue
See article Below From Stockwatch on CMKM Diamonds
CMKM shareholders sue SEC Commissioners
2010-02-17 11:30 ET - Street Wire
Not sure if this is just simply a repeat of what I posted last week or if it is something new.
I actually find it tough to follow in spots.
Also Street Wire (U-*SEC) U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
by Janice Shell
The CMKM Diamonds saga, a source of wonderment for penny stock enthusiasts for more than seven years, has recently taken a new twist with the filing of an extraordinary class-action lawsuit. The suit claims the CMKM promotion was a sting run by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice, with the cooperaton of the Department of Homeland Security, designed to trap naked shortsellers who were evading taxes and helping finance terrorists. The alleged profits were huge and are now held in a large "frozen trust" whose beneficiaries are, of course, the CMKM shareholders.
The source of this legal oddity is A. Clifton Hodges, of Hodges and Associates of Pasadena, Calif., who on Jan. 8, 2010, filed the class-action lawsuit on behalf of seven shareholders of CMKM Diamonds.
The defendants are former Securities and Exchange Chairman Christopher Cox, current SEC Chairman Mary L. Schapiro, current SEC Commissioners Troy A. Paredes, Luis A. Aguilar, Elisse B. Walter and Kathleen L. Casey, and former SEC Commissioners Cynthia A. Glassman, Roel C. Campos and Annette L. Nazareth. The complaint does not name the Securities and Exchange Commission itself as a defendant.
The oddball history of CMKM Diamonds
The company, known to most in the penny stock world by its last symbol CMKX -- its aficionados now call themselves Xers -- emerged more than seven years ago from a reverse merger negotiated with Cyber Mark International, a fully-reporting shell controlled by an "Ian McIntyre." The merger was completed at the end of December 2002. The new company was called Casavant Mining Kimberlite International, in honour of its fine Canadian promoter Urban Casavant, and initially traded on the U.S. OTC-Bulletin Board under the symbol CMKI. On Mar. 9, 2004, the company became CMKM Diamonds Inc.
During the spring and summer of 2004 the promoter from Saskatchewan, Mr. Casavant, then CEO, issued a paper mountain of stock, probably close to a world record. By September of that year, the shares outstanding had ballooned to nearly 780 billion. (In December 2004, around 75 billion shares were retired, reducing the outstanding to 703 billion, where it stands today.) On one day, CMKM traded 39.6 billion shares, presumably more than all the volume on all the exchanges of the world combined. The trading volume regularly triggered -- at 2,147,483,647 shares -- a 32-bit signed integer glitch in all quote services except Stockwatch, which programmed around the problem.
In October of 2004, the SEC temporarily suspended trading in a CMKM "sister" company, U.S. Canadian Minerals Inc., and opened an investigation into U.S. Canadian and CMKM Diamonds. The following March, the agency suspended CMKM, and announced it was bringing an action to revoke the securities registration of the company. A revocation hearing was held before an SEC Administrative Judge in May 2005, and registration was duly revoked in July. The company appealed the revocation, and then dropped the appeal two months later. A finality notice was issued at the end of October, and the stock ceased trading on November 1, 2005.
On Apr. 7, 2008, the SEC filed a civil lawsuit against CMKM, Mr. Casavant, John Edwards (none other than the "Ian McIntyre" of the Cyber Mark reverse merger), and 11 other defendants, charging them with illegal issuance of unregistered stock, civil fraud and other offenses. To date this suit, which is still active with regard to some of the defendants, has yielded substantial default judgments against Mr. Casavant and Mr. Edwards; the sums ordered have yet to be collected.
On Sept. 9, 2009, the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed indictments handed up by a Nevada grand jury against Mr. Casavant, Mr. Edwards, and four others. Mr. Edwards was subsequently arrested in London, and is being held in custody there awaiting the completion of extradition proceedings. Mr. Casavant is still free, presumably living in his native Saskatchewan. A warrant for his arrest is outstanding in the United States.
The Task Force and the "new" CMKM Diamonds
In late 2005, following the revocation of the registration of CMKM stock, Mr. Casavant, then still in control of what had become a private company, hired an attorney, Donald Stoecklein of Los Angeles, and appointed a so-called "Task Force" to see to the distribution of 50 million shares of stock in Entourage Mining Ltd. and any other assets CMKM might possess (it was later determined that there were none) to CMKM shareholders. The members of this task force were Mr. Stoecklein, Bill Frizzell, a shareholder and Texas lawyer, and the late Robert A. Maheu, Mr Stoecklein's business partner. Mr. Maheu, then in his late 80s, was a well-known figure in Las Vegas; he had once been Howard Hughes's chief assistant, and as such claimed to have helped make the city the gambling mecca it is today.
Meanwhile, Kevin West, a Texan and associate of Mr. Frizzell's, had agreed to work with Mr. Casavant as CMKM's nominal CEO. Concurrently, Mr. Frizzell conducted a "cert pull", encouraging CMKM shareholders to request their certificates from the company's transfer agent. The purpose of this exercise was to prove a "naked short" position that was at one time estimated by Mr. Frizzell to be as large as two trillion shares. ("Naked" shortselling occurs when stock is shorted by a trader who simply sells non-existent shares into the market without borrowing an equivalent number from a legitimate shareholder.) Though prosecuted with vigour, the cert pull ultimately failed to discover any naked short at all.
On March 29, 2007, Mr. Casavant suddenly stepped down as chairman of the board and sole director of CMKM, turning the company over to Mr. West, the Texan. The company's incorporation moved to Texas from Nevada and Mr. West appointed Mr. Frizzell as its lawyer. The company's assets at that time consisted of the Entourage stock and $558 (all figures are in U.S. dollars).
Mr. Frizzell, like the SEC, has brought civil actions against those he believes to be responsible for shareholders' losses. Again like the SEC, he has secured default judgments against Mr. Casavant and Mr. Edwards, and continues to pursue other targets.
The latest lawsuit
This new action was filed last month independent of any regulatory or law enforcement agency or CMKM Diamonds. Mr. Hodges' clients are aggrieved shareholders, as is Mr. Hodges himself. The object of the action is to secure a remarkably large sum of money allegedly "owed" CMKM shareholders, and a staggering amount in damages as well. The complaint's key claim is that "at some date prior to June 1, 2004 the Securities and Exchange Commission in concert with the Department of Justice of the United States, together combined with Robert A. Maheu and others to utilize CMKM Diamonds, Inc. for the purpose of trapping a number of widely disbursed entities and persons who were believed to be engaged in naked short selling of CMKM Diamonds Inc. stock and cellar boxing the company. The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice, with assistance from the Department of Homeland Security, believed and developed evidence that said short sellers were utilizing their activities to illegally launder moneys, wrongfully export moneys, avoid payment of taxes, and to support foreign terrorist operations."
The document goes on to offer the broad outline of a sting operation that included "the sale of some of [the company's] Saskatchewan, Canada mineral claims to three Chinese domiciled corporations with the advice and consent, inter alia, of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Proceeds from the consummation of such sales were placed into a frozen trust for disbursal at a later time."
In addition, "during the period from March, 2004 through August, 2006, on behalf of CMKM Diamonds, Inc. Robert A. Maheu, with assistance from others, negotiated a settlement with the illegitimate brokers, dealers, market makers, hedge funds, and other persons and entities that had engaged in naked short selling of CMKM Diamonds Inc. stock and cellar boxing the company. In exchange for a U.S. Government promise of no prosecution for such sales, the wrongdoers each promised to pay negotiated amounts to a frozen trust for disbursal at a later time."
The defendants
The complaint asserts that "demand for release of said moneys has been repeatedly presented to the Securities and Exchange Commission without result. Agents and employees of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice have represented repeatedly that the release of moneys for distribution was imminent, and/or would occur within several weeks, and/or would occur within less than a month. Each of said representations have been made knowing them to be false, and at the specific direction of the named Defendants. These actions of withholding distribution of said moneys, without compensation and without due process of law, amount to a taking of the property of the individual Plaintiffs and of all similarly situated."
The suit, which seeks relief in the form of a declaratory judgment, asserts that the defendants "acted and failed to act with the intent to deny the Constitutional rights of Plaintiffs or with intentional or callous disregard or deliberate indifference to those rights."
The plaintiffs' monetary demand is for $3.87 trillion.
Yet to come
The complaint is not accompanied by any exhibits; evidence for the claims contained therein will presumably be provided in subsequent court filings. An SEC official has apparently indicated to Hodges that the defendants are retaining representation who will confer with Hodges on the matter of service.
Once served, the SEC Commissioners will be required to answer or otherwise respond to the complaint. Those currently employed by the government will have 60 days in which to do this; those who have left their public posts will have 21 days.
(Further information regarding CMKM Diamonds and associated companies can be found in Stockwatch articles dated Oct. 21, 2003; June 22; Sept. 16 and 24; Oct. 1, 15 and 20, 2004; Feb. 11, 14, 18, 22 and 23; March 1, 3, 4, 7, 14, 15, 16 and 21; June 6, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 29 and 30; July 1, 4, 6, 12 and 13; Aug. 2, 5 and 9; Sept. 7, 12, 27 and 30; Oct. 24, 26 and 31; Nov. 7, 11, 22 and 25; Dec. 1, 6, 9, 15 and 22, 2005; Jan. 3; Sept. 29 and Oct. 4, 2006; Aug. 30, 2007; April 7, 9 and 11, 2008; and Sept. 21, 2009.)
Re: Cheshire Recycling
Certainly looks like the old Abitibi-Consolidated logo to me.
Sorry, ergodoc -- my thinking is always about "energy" (enernoc etc.) these days.
ABWTQ Trading -- Agree.
The way this has traded, I tend to agree that this really might be about "control" of the company (in or out of BK -- it really might not matter).
Maybe 3 million, plus another 100,000 or so might not matter -- but acquiring 3% or 5% might of the total o/s might (through a Surviver / Big Brother alliance).
Example: let these guys on Wall Street drive it down to $0.02 -- then the minority shareholders bid $0.03 for the entire company -- fire the board of directors and management for incompetance and then strike a deal with PremWatsa or someone else (NewFoundland Gov't or Quebec Gov't or Canadian Gov't -- Cap & Trade Value to the Public Interest for them would seemingly be huge).
Or maybe even convince them to nationalize the entire industry (a PetroCanada type company to pursue energy efficiency objectives) and then they can buy-out us for big bucks.
Of course, maybe the 3% shareholders steal the company back and initiate a massive class action lawsuit against the regulator with the help of the Unions.
Enerdoc's research alone shows that someone else could run this company, other than the guys there now.
Minority Shareholder rights, in light of past trading activity since 2004 -- I am going to look into this further. Likely, someone is really wanting these shares now.
No way to stop illegal naked shorts,
but you can slow them down by "putting a limit sell" order in for your shares at a fixed price of $200 per share
broker-dealer may say price is too far away from last trade -- do you want to continue -- say yes
and broker-dealer can no longer use your shares.
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suggest someone fax a letter to Patterson and the rest of the insiders on the issue. if they sign, you go after them directly.
Abitibi was advised back in May 2007 to send a letter to its shareholders advising them on the Naked Short Issue.
Abitibi declined saying they did not want to influence their share price -- but the evidence is now here.
Heres an example of what can happen when a stock is Naked Shorted -- by 50% of the float -- Calpine. Assets are now worth billions more by not having the original s/h there.
See below re: Calpine and ABH (similarities).
Calpine (CPN) Selling Substantially Below Net Asset Replacement Value: Find Out Why Its a Top Stock Pick
On Thursday February 11, 2010, 11:37 am EST
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……. Cont’d
Mr. Herzig: We are not that active at the moment on the buy side, but the stocks we are looking at are stocks that by and large haven't participated fully in the rally, stocks that we can buy today to establish long-term gains for tax reasons. We are looking for these stocks not to be big performers necessarily this year, but to do better in 2011 and 2012.
One area we are drawn to is investing in various real estate stocks. Redwood Trust (RWT) is a REIT which invests in mortgages. We have owned the stock for over 10 years. We are basically buying management, has done a good job over the years to invest in an area - distressed mortgages, that is - otherwise unavailable to us. Over the past 10 years, Redwood has distributed over $43 in dividends. The stock is currently depressed; it's around $15, paying a dollar dividend. Consensus earnings per share for next year is about $1.80. And being a REIT, we expect that the dividend will increase substantially and approach that $1.80 a share next year.
We like the home builders. Pulte Homes (PHM) is the stock we are focusing on. Although if home building revives, experience suggests most of the group will do well. Pulte is one of the largest homebuilders. We don't expect any improvement in business this year. However, we do expect that towards the end of the year, expectations of improvement in 2011 will begin to draw buyers into the stock. We are probably early, but we think that 2011 will be a much better year for the homebuilders.
Another stock that we have been building a position in is Calpine (CPN). They are an independent power producer with gas-fired plants and a geothermal asset. They are a low-cost producer of electricity. Should natural gas prices increase over the next number of years, their margins will benefit. The stock is currently selling below the net replacement value of its assets. There have been a number of power plants that have been canceled because they are uneconomic at currently depressed electricity prices.
As a low-cost producer, that should help Calpine. They have a hedging program, which will begin expire in late 2010 and in 2011. That should help earnings. The stock today is not cheap on fiscal 2010 earnings, which look to be about $0.27 a share according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. But as I said, the company is selling substantially below the net asset replacement value.
TWST: What about average turnover? Did turnover increase as a result of the events of the past 12 months?
Mr. Herzig: Actually our turnover decreased quite substantially over the last year or two. In order to manage the downturn in the market, we felt that it was important to sit tight, and we continued to monitor our investments to make sure that there weren't fundamental reasons for the declines. The declines were a market-related phenomenon where stocks in general got cheap. The was little to justify selling "A" and buying "B".
TWST: What is your outlook for the stock market in 2010? I know you are not a macro top-down specialist, but what is the firm's outlook for this year?
Mr. Herzig: The outlook for the stock market, I think, is particularly hard to assess here. After a 60%-plus rise from the bottom in March, my gut tells me to be cautious. However, as I mentioned before, after the dot-com crash the market did bottom and had five good years of double-digit gains. It could happen again.
One of the things that we discuss in the office a lot is that the daily trading volume on U.S. exchanges has been particularly low. Investors have been unbelievers. There remains a lot of liquidity on the sidelines earning low returns. Real estate is less competitive than it was as an investment alternative to the stock market. We suggest that should some of the sidelined money flow back into the stock markets, performance could surprise on the upside.
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ABWTQ - more on the Illegal Naked Shorting Issue
Abitibi-Bowater – a list of parties that likely had knowledge (either directly or indirectly) of the Illegal Naked Shorting Issue (ABY-pre-merger, BOW-pre-merger, A-Canada-TSX-pre-merger, ABH-post merger, ABWTQ-post BK)
Mr. Francesco (Frank) Alessi
Vice President Investor Relations and Taxation
Abitibi Consolidated
falessi@abitibiconsolidated.com
Mr. Denis LeClerc
Director, Public Affairs
Abitibi Consolidated
Denis_leclerc@abitibiconsolidated.com
Mr. John W.Weaver – no longer employed
Former Executive Chairman
Mr. Duane Owens
(864) 282-9488
Duane.owens@abitibibowater.com
Mr. Seth Kursman
(514) 394-2398
Seth.kursman@abitibi.bowater.com
Board of Directors – complete list can be obtained from websites (pre- and post merger with Bowater.
Other 5% Owners as at June 5th, 2008
Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited
95 Wellington Street West, Suite 800
Toronto, Ontario M5J 2N7
Canada
35,000,000 shares 39.7%
Lord, Abbett & Co. LLC
90 Hudson Street Jersey City, NJ 07302
7,846,806 shares 14.8%
Tradewinds Global Investors LLC
2049 Century Park
East Los Angeles, CA 90067
5,289,867 shares 10.0%
NWQ Investment Management Company, LLC
2049 Century Park East, 16th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90067
3,610,017 shares 6.8%
Franklin Resources Inc.
One Franklin Parkway
San Mateo, CA 94403
3,545,858 shares 6.7%
T.Rowe Price Associates Inc.
100 E. Pratt Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
3,120,064 shares 5.9%
Third Avenue Management LLC
6212 Third Avenue, 32nd Floor
New York, NY 10017
3,103,641 shares 5.8%
Norges Bank
Blankplassen 2
P.O. Box 1179 Sentrum
NO 0107 Oslo
Norway
2,960,323 shares 5.6%
Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP – Auditor as at December 31, 2007
Montreal, Canada
March 17, 2008
No Partner Listed
Looking for a signature
Note: To the Board of Directors and the Shareholders of AbitibiBowater Inc.
Merger Date and Illegal Naked short shares never covered.
KPMG LLP
Greenville, South Caroline
March 1, 2007
No Partner Listed
Looking for signature
Note: To the Board of Directors and the Shareholders of AbitibiBowater Inc.
Merger Date and Illegal Naked short shares never covered.
Re: Commodity Futures Trading (Crude / Lumber)
If the following is true about crude, then the same might be said about Lumber, Cotton, Cattle and Prok futures trading -- just in reverse (add in electricity for good measures, as well)
example: Counterfit Shorts Futures -- and now they are covering. Lumber going from $200 to $280 -- with little resistance. Yah right. I've seen a lot of volatility in natural gas on expiry, but something like lumber -- markets just don't work like that.
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From the GS board on Feb 15-10:
Re: Biggest "todd ball" excuse for funds bidding up oil: 1 minute ago There should be two rules for commodity contracts:
a) no one can bid on them unless they can take delivery and use the product. In today's age and distribution system there is no need for the market speculators. They are a waste of air.
b) No one can ever create contracts that are not backed up by the physical assets. As we know from the run up to over $140/barrel, 23 contracts traded for every one that physically existed. So, there was massive counterfeiting of oil contracts in the game of Goldman Ponzi ball.
magic_compa...
Illinois
Re: Fairfax Financial and ABWTQ
There is a difference between legal shorting and Illegal Naked Shorting
Listed below is a partial data run for the illegal naked shorting on Fairfax. It is my belief that they will do whatever it takes to ensure that equity has some value.
It is also my belief that Steelhead's experiences on the Calpine EC will ensure that equity has value and that shareholders are not given "warrants" as part of the end-game, so as to allow Wall Street to not game the warrant's value after exiting BK.
Data will paste into Excel.
SETTLEMENT DATE CUSIP SYMBOL QUANTITY (FAILS) DESCRIPTION PRICE
20040412 303901102 FFH 11414 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040505 303901102 FFH 18636 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040506 303901102 FFH 17723 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040507 303901102 FFH 16857 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040510 303901102 FFH 24555 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040511 303901102 FFH 17508 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040513 303901102 FFH 16974 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040514 303901102 FFH 20982 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040630 303901102 FFH 10207 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040708 303901102 FFH 14441 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040709 303901102 FFH 10062 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040721 303901102 FFH 13465 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040722 303901102 FFH 15017 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040729 303901102 FFH 11043 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040730 303901102 FFH 16273 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040802 303901102 FFH 26483 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040806 303901102 FFH 11478 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040810 303901102 FFH 34985 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040811 303901102 FFH 34496 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040812 303901102 FFH 23750 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040813 303901102 FFH 19850 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040816 303901102 FFH 24157 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040817 303901102 FFH 32825 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040820 303901102 FFH 10015 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040823 303901102 FFH 10759 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040824 303901102 FFH 17042 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040825 303901102 FFH 10623 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040827 303901102 FFH 23508 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040830 303901102 FFH 87545 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040831 303901102 FFH 126938 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040901 303901102 FFH 123130 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040902 303901102 FFH 105490 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040903 303901102 FFH 96850 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040907 303901102 FFH 151056 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040908 303901102 FFH 180278 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040909 303901102 FFH 218261 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040910 303901102 FFH 215229 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040913 303901102 FFH 210484 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040914 303901102 FFH 180584 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040915 303901102 FFH 254312 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040916 303901102 FFH 272815 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040917 303901102 FFH 364741 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040920 303901102 FFH 356509 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040921 303901102 FFH 347452 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040922 303901102 FFH 314175 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040923 303901102 FFH 303517 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040924 303901102 FFH 335169 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040927 303901102 FFH 339911 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040928 303901102 FFH 341184 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040929 303901102 FFH 337403 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20040930 303901102 FFH 333751 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041001 303901102 FFH 342572 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041004 303901102 FFH 326033 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041005 303901102 FFH 312674 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041006 303901102 FFH 289112 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041007 303901102 FFH 341147 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041008 303901102 FFH 333079 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041012 303901102 FFH 330222 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041013 303901102 FFH 347532 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041014 303901102 FFH 343300 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041015 303901102 FFH 360137 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041018 303901102 FFH 347517 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041019 303901102 FFH 312135 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041020 303901102 FFH 331234 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041021 303901102 FFH 368056 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041022 303901102 FFH 365183 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041025 303901102 FFH 358165 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041026 303901102 FFH 572987 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041027 303901102 FFH 576351 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041028 303901102 FFH 556773 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041029 303901102 FFH 531042 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041101 303901102 FFH 550802 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041102 303901102 FFH 549026 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041105 303901102 FFH 583430 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041108 303901102 FFH 579371 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041109 303901102 FFH 631712 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041110 303901102 FFH 648639 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041112 303901102 FFH 633203 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041115 303901102 FFH 606931 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041116 303901102 FFH 620213 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041117 303901102 FFH 601891 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041118 303901102 FFH 623634 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041119 303901102 FFH 547377 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041122 303901102 FFH 636237 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041123 303901102 FFH 638809 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041124 303901102 FFH 631820 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041126 303901102 FFH 523666 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041129 303901102 FFH 525633 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041130 303901102 FFH 380340 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041201 303901102 FFH 390110 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041202 303901102 FFH 666124 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041203 303901102 FFH 674475 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041206 303901102 FFH 756323 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041207 303901102 FFH 611624 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041208 303901102 FFH 668380 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041209 303901102 FFH 803709 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041210 303901102 FFH 802629 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041213 303901102 FFH 595954 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041214 303901102 FFH 607304 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041215 303901102 FFH 573055 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041216 303901102 FFH 420640 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041217 303901102 FFH 569018 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041220 303901102 FFH 534792 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041221 303901102 FFH 550348 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041222 303901102 FFH 575578 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041223 303901102 FFH 570476 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041227 303901102 FFH 589761 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041228 303901102 FFH 890139 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041229 303901102 FFH 875954 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041230 303901102 FFH 850386 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20041231 303901102 FFH 843502 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050103 303901102 FFH 597860 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050104 303901102 FFH 611425 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050105 303901102 FFH 612899 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050106 303901102 FFH 457919 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050107 303901102 FFH 465051 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050110 303901102 FFH 456240 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050111 303901102 FFH 457958 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050112 303901102 FFH 819876 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050113 303901102 FFH 809891 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050114 303901102 FFH 814113 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050118 303901102 FFH 791663 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050119 303901102 FFH 760843 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050120 303901102 FFH 784657 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050121 303901102 FFH 421537 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050124 303901102 FFH 422417 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050125 303901102 FFH 436676 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050126 303901102 FFH 433183 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050127 303901102 FFH 420947 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050128 303901102 FFH 541214 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050131 303901102 FFH 483271 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050201 303901102 FFH 420504 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050202 303901102 FFH 424205 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050203 303901102 FFH 422427 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050204 303901102 FFH 426384 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050207 303901102 FFH 423593 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050208 303901102 FFH 424333 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050209 303901102 FFH 426904 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050210 303901102 FFH 430490 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050211 303901102 FFH 424610 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050214 303901102 FFH 675455 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050215 303901102 FFH 562116 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050216 303901102 FFH 561618 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050217 303901102 FFH 554466 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050218 303901102 FFH 560593 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050222 303901102 FFH 691802 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050223 303901102 FFH 695475 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050224 303901102 FFH 698406 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050225 303901102 FFH 689171 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050228 303901102 FFH 682296 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050301 303901102 FFH 758709 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050302 303901102 FFH 742607 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050303 303901102 FFH 715432 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050304 303901102 FFH 447434 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050307 303901102 FFH 432389 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050308 303901102 FFH 430487 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050309 303901102 FFH 434394 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050310 303901102 FFH 424150 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050311 303901102 FFH 427850 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050314 303901102 FFH 441708 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050315 303901102 FFH 450216 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050316 303901102 FFH 451648 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050317 303901102 FFH 421457 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050318 303901102 FFH 418330 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050321 303901102 FFH 421395 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050322 303901102 FFH 424660 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050323 303901102 FFH 614341 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050324 303901102 FFH 621438 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050328 303901102 FFH 630404 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050329 303901102 FFH 621621 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050330 303901102 FFH 621887 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050331 303901102 FFH 616524 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050401 303901102 FFH 609317 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050404 303901102 FFH 610266 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050405 303901102 FFH 627698 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050406 303901102 FFH 631506 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050407 303901102 FFH 659833 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050408 303901102 FFH 586299 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050411 303901102 FFH 596170 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050412 303901102 FFH 620790 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050413 303901102 FFH 690154 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050414 303901102 FFH 652182 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050415 303901102 FFH 609901 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050418 303901102 FFH 562896 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050419 303901102 FFH 622825 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050420 303901102 FFH 788068 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050421 303901102 FFH 812109 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050422 303901102 FFH 741024 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050425 303901102 FFH 754627 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050426 303901102 FFH 739470 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050427 303901102 FFH 707162 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050428 303901102 FFH 614951 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050429 303901102 FFH 673944 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050502 303901102 FFH 897704 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050503 303901102 FFH 927564 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050504 303901102 FFH 1119495 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050505 303901102 FFH 922199 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050506 303901102 FFH 915576 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050509 303901102 FFH 984590 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050510 303901102 FFH 993060 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050511 303901102 FFH 900647 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050512 303901102 FFH 728728 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050513 303901102 FFH 730138 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050516 303901102 FFH 826781 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050517 303901102 FFH 846768 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050518 303901102 FFH 801642 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050519 303901102 FFH 745813 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050520 303901102 FFH 736339 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050523 303901102 FFH 687304 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050524 303901102 FFH 720833 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050525 303901102 FFH 656933 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050526 303901102 FFH 606271 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050527 303901102 FFH 492719 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050531 303901102 FFH 671176 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050601 303901102 FFH 663776 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050602 303901102 FFH 588931 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050603 303901102 FFH 590386 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050606 303901102 FFH 571561 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050607 303901102 FFH 482952 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050608 303901102 FFH 475006 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050609 303901102 FFH 452842 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050610 303901102 FFH 316829 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050613 303901102 FFH 354219 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050614 303901102 FFH 322136 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050615 303901102 FFH 322854 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050616 303901102 FFH 321384 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050617 303901102 FFH 260624 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050620 303901102 FFH 261889 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050621 303901102 FFH 294699 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050622 303901102 FFH 152690 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050623 303901102 FFH 104398 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050624 303901102 FFH 132106 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050627 303901102 FFH 153304 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050628 303901102 FFH 128388 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050701 303901102 FFH 11876 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050705 303901102 FFH 19657 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050706 303901102 FFH 31045 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050707 303901102 FFH 31807 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050708 303901102 FFH 36747 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050711 303901102 FFH 30939 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050712 303901102 FFH 29349 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050713 303901102 FFH 32875 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050714 303901102 FFH 15576 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050715 303901102 FFH 17824 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050718 303901102 FFH 19984 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050719 303901102 FFH 23860 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050720 303901102 FFH 28690 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050721 303901102 FFH 16816 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050722 303901102 FFH 23102 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050725 303901102 FFH 23812 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050726 303901102 FFH 23017 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050727 303901102 FFH 19172 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050728 303901102 FFH 18467 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050729 303901102 FFH 20398 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050801 303901102 FFH 23257 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050802 303901102 FFH 23119 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050803 303901102 FFH 21639 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050804 303901102 FFH 21220 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050805 303901102 FFH 16105 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050808 303901102 FFH 18125 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050809 303901102 FFH 16048 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050810 303901102 FFH 20427 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050811 303901102 FFH 23793 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050812 303901102 FFH 18754 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050815 303901102 FFH 23200 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050816 303901102 FFH 23089 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050824 303901102 FFH 15693 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050825 303901102 FFH 14554 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050826 303901102 FFH 12189 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050829 303901102 FFH 17674 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050830 303901102 FFH 18271 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050831 303901102 FFH 20809 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050901 303901102 FFH 21876 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050902 303901102 FFH 23989 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050906 303901102 FFH 22001 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050907 303901102 FFH 20032 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050908 303901102 FFH 16275 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050909 303901102 FFH 16606 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050912 303901102 FFH 119418 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050913 303901102 FFH 116194 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050914 303901102 FFH 119447 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050915 303901102 FFH 116555 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050916 303901102 FFH 121853 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050919 303901102 FFH 166639 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050920 303901102 FFH 172516 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050921 303901102 FFH 174129 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050922 303901102 FFH 175785 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050923 303901102 FFH 184362 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050926 303901102 FFH 175963 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050927 303901102 FFH 203311 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050928 303901102 FFH 202663 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050929 303901102 FFH 206974 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20050930 303901102 FFH 203592 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051003 303901102 FFH 198189 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051004 303901102 FFH 196591 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051005 303901102 FFH 185019 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051006 303901102 FFH 187103 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051007 303901102 FFH 184849 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051011 303901102 FFH 193546 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051012 303901102 FFH 184833 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051013 303901102 FFH 216712 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051014 303901102 FFH 269881 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051017 303901102 FFH 222187 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051018 303901102 FFH 204602 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051019 303901102 FFH 194157 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051020 303901102 FFH 188694 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051021 303901102 FFH 183617 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051024 303901102 FFH 192865 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051025 303901102 FFH 180242 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051026 303901102 FFH 169354 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051027 303901102 FFH 172476 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051028 303901102 FFH 164366 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051031 303901102 FFH 166079 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051101 303901102 FFH 171750 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051102 303901102 FFH 167771 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051103 303901102 FFH 165400 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051104 303901102 FFH 165600 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051107 303901102 FFH 165396 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051108 303901102 FFH 153817 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051109 303901102 FFH 149545 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051110 303901102 FFH 145851 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051114 303901102 FFH 145224 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051115 303901102 FFH 387509 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051116 303901102 FFH 379712 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051117 303901102 FFH 379519 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051118 303901102 FFH 454734 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051121 303901102 FFH 448125 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051122 303901102 FFH 448339 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051123 303901102 FFH 447666 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051125 303901102 FFH 414012 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051128 303901102 FFH 413849 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051129 303901102 FFH 407043 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051130 303901102 FFH 407146 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051201 303901102 FFH 404118 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051202 303901102 FFH 399175 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051205 303901102 FFH 398389 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051206 303901102 FFH 405296 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051207 303901102 FFH 531695 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051208 303901102 FFH 529479 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051209 303901102 FFH 522241 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051212 303901102 FFH 517280 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051213 303901102 FFH 513663 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051214 303901102 FFH 520920 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051215 303901102 FFH 518841 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051216 303901102 FFH 518981 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051219 303901102 FFH 513662 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051220 303901102 FFH 516542 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051221 303901102 FFH 516160 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051222 303901102 FFH 512528 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051223 303901102 FFH 511830 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051227 303901102 FFH 514158 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051228 303901102 FFH 511178 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051229 303901102 FFH 510486 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20051230 303901102 FFH 508182 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060103 303901102 FFH 506449 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060104 303901102 FFH 507884 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060105 303901102 FFH 503416 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060106 303901102 FFH 501146 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060109 303901102 FFH 496663 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060110 303901102 FFH 500735 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060111 303901102 FFH 506148 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060112 303901102 FFH 525094 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060113 303901102 FFH 508679 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060117 303901102 FFH 516037 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060118 303901102 FFH 521261 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060119 303901102 FFH 517654 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060120 303901102 FFH 491941 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060123 303901102 FFH 491492 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060124 303901102 FFH 511795 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060125 303901102 FFH 313254 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060126 303901102 FFH 307838 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060127 303901102 FFH 307420 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060130 303901102 FFH 285518 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060131 303901102 FFH 292697 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060201 303901102 FFH 312412 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060202 303901102 FFH 329990 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060203 303901102 FFH 339133 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060206 303901102 FFH 327132 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060207 303901102 FFH 324292 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060208 303901102 FFH 316666 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060209 303901102 FFH 309815 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060210 303901102 FFH 300383 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060213 303901102 FFH 324009 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060214 303901102 FFH 335497 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060215 303901102 FFH 340366 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060216 303901102 FFH 330862 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060217 303901102 FFH 329355 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060221 303901102 FFH 334350 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060222 303901102 FFH 343245 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060223 303901102 FFH 358143 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060224 303901102 FFH 377383 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060227 303901102 FFH 344531 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060228 303901102 FFH 342367 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060301 303901102 FFH 352636 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060302 303901102 FFH 347981 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060303 303901102 FFH 347240 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060306 303901102 FFH 349715 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060307 303901102 FFH 344566 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060308 303901102 FFH 344547 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060309 303901102 FFH 345902 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060310 303901102 FFH 337032 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060313 303901102 FFH 338391 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060314 303901102 FFH 338232 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060315 303901102 FFH 338136 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060316 303901102 FFH 335417 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060317 303901102 FFH 334700 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060320 303901102 FFH 346961 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060321 303901102 FFH 352819 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060322 303901102 FFH 349757 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060323 303901102 FFH 338629 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060324 303901102 FFH 342529 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060327 303901102 FFH 403842 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060328 303901102 FFH 366164 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060329 303901102 FFH 379427 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060330 303901102 FFH 390353 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060331 303901102 FFH 347390 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060403 303901102 FFH 333426 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060404 303901102 FFH 330840 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060405 303901102 FFH 365056 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060406 303901102 FFH 371138 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060407 303901102 FFH 449839 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060410 303901102 FFH 426112 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060411 303901102 FFH 374320 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060412 303901102 FFH 351871 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060413 303901102 FFH 317722 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060417 303901102 FFH 319642 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060418 303901102 FFH 362941 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060419 303901102 FFH 355791 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060420 303901102 FFH 358191 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060421 303901102 FFH 356081 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060424 303901102 FFH 358711 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060425 303901102 FFH 355799 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060426 303901102 FFH 197652 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060427 303901102 FFH 206877 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060428 303901102 FFH 215364 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060501 303901102 FFH 198700 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060502 303901102 FFH 167136 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060503 303901102 FFH 179879 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060504 303901102 FFH 203198 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060505 303901102 FFH 200594 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060508 303901102 FFH 183933 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060509 303901102 FFH 156458 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060510 303901102 FFH 130757 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060511 303901102 FFH 145562 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060512 303901102 FFH 145175 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060515 303901102 FFH 147950 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060516 303901102 FFH 132307 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060517 303901102 FFH 129982 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060518 303901102 FFH 136511 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060519 303901102 FFH 140537 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060522 303901102 FFH 120038 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060523 303901102 FFH 97115 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060524 303901102 FFH 72007 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060525 303901102 FFH 67242 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060526 303901102 FFH 66334 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060530 303901102 FFH 120871 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060531 303901102 FFH 111630 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060601 303901102 FFH 113676 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060602 303901102 FFH 124385 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060605 303901102 FFH 139442 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060606 303901102 FFH 151953 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060607 303901102 FFH 129006 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060608 303901102 FFH 133406 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060609 303901102 FFH 137568 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060612 303901102 FFH 128125 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060613 303901102 FFH 131233 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060614 303901102 FFH 130460 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060615 303901102 FFH 113466 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060616 303901102 FFH 119101 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060619 303901102 FFH 121582 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060620 303901102 FFH 121056 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060621 303901102 FFH 126497 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060622 303901102 FFH 135394 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060623 303901102 FFH 120850 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060626 303901102 FFH 157061 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060627 303901102 FFH 231240 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060628 303901102 FFH 341636 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060629 303901102 FFH 322934 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060630 303901102 FFH 345630 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060703 303901102 FFH 393763 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060705 303901102 FFH 394702 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060706 303901102 FFH 535532 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060707 303901102 FFH 431135 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060710 303901102 FFH 402620 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060711 303901102 FFH 477669 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060712 303901102 FFH 437577 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060713 303901102 FFH 408493 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060714 303901102 FFH 431525 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060717 303901102 FFH 492550 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060718 303901102 FFH 528468 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060719 303901102 FFH 524827 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060720 303901102 FFH 876249 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060721 303901102 FFH 891069 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060724 303901102 FFH 911944 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060725 303901102 FFH 994989 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060726 303901102 FFH 952922 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060727 303901102 FFH 989360 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060728 303901102 FFH 937844 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060731 303901102 FFH 979674 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060801 303901102 FFH 1075151 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060802 303901102 FFH 1008804 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060803 303901102 FFH 956677 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060804 303901102 FFH 953753 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060807 303901102 FFH 938118 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060808 303901102 FFH 946163 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060809 303901102 FFH 999412 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060810 303901102 FFH 975158 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060811 303901102 FFH 981947 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060814 303901102 FFH 1013137 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060815 303901102 FFH 1006088 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060816 303901102 FFH 1020321 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060817 303901102 FFH 1017813 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060818 303901102 FFH 969802 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060821 303901102 FFH 1025898 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060822 303901102 FFH 1074490 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060823 303901102 FFH 773132 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060824 303901102 FFH 759480 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060825 303901102 FFH 767595 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060828 303901102 FFH 768064 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060829 303901102 FFH 789500 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060830 303901102 FFH 786381 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060831 303901102 FFH 759080 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060901 303901102 FFH 752818 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060905 303901102 FFH 847077 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060906 303901102 FFH 858981 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060907 303901102 FFH 849113 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060908 303901102 FFH 848588 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060911 303901102 FFH 833702 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060912 303901102 FFH 828913 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060913 303901102 FFH 850702 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060914 303901102 FFH 870355 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060915 303901102 FFH 1151420 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060918 303901102 FFH 1140293 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060919 303901102 FFH 1112854 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060920 303901102 FFH 1235480 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060921 303901102 FFH 1203147 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060922 303901102 FFH 1186767 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060925 303901102 FFH 1076231 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060926 303901102 FFH 1111738 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060927 303901102 FFH 999650 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060928 303901102 FFH 974790 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20060929 303901102 FFH 986960 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061002 303901102 FFH 896944 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061003 303901102 FFH 900331 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061004 303901102 FFH 896615 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061005 303901102 FFH 903125 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061006 303901102 FFH 934368 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061010 303901102 FFH 922188 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061011 303901102 FFH 858735 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061012 303901102 FFH 893921 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061013 303901102 FFH 933937 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061016 303901102 FFH 983418 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061017 303901102 FFH 925385 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061018 303901102 FFH 872142 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061019 303901102 FFH 886116 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061020 303901102 FFH 950895 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061023 303901102 FFH 923021 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061024 303901102 FFH 958856 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061025 303901102 FFH 743901 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061026 303901102 FFH 716072 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061027 303901102 FFH 644938 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061030 303901102 FFH 642118 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061031 303901102 FFH 724383 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061101 303901102 FFH 742806 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061102 303901102 FFH 775974 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061103 303901102 FFH 752749 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061106 303901102 FFH 752485 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061107 303901102 FFH 754233 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061108 303901102 FFH 717822 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061109 303901102 FFH 695128 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061110 303901102 FFH 674053 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061113 303901102 FFH 715843 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061114 303901102 FFH 682849 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061115 303901102 FFH 691192 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061116 303901102 FFH 702561 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061117 303901102 FFH 751241 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061120 303901102 FFH 743698 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061121 303901102 FFH 735869 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061122 303901102 FFH 678577 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061124 303901102 FFH 679511 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061127 303901102 FFH 670748 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061128 303901102 FFH 675372 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061129 303901102 FFH 655449 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061130 303901102 FFH 604221 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061201 303901102 FFH 597897 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061204 303901102 FFH 561466 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061205 303901102 FFH 539839 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061206 303901102 FFH 576254 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061207 303901102 FFH 530496 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061208 303901102 FFH 501094 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061211 303901102 FFH 480233 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061212 303901102 FFH 471265 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061213 303901102 FFH 358674 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061214 303901102 FFH 361646 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061215 303901102 FFH 272019 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061218 303901102 FFH 289487 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061219 303901102 FFH 252556 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061220 303901102 FFH 244276 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061221 303901102 FFH 259307 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061222 303901102 FFH 278724 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061227 303901102 FFH 216912 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061228 303901102 FFH 214977 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20061229 303901102 FFH 216762 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070102 303901102 FFH 226043 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070103 303901102 FFH 225719 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070104 303901102 FFH 217319 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070105 303901102 FFH 217319 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070108 303901102 FFH 213282 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070109 303901102 FFH 227292 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070110 303901102 FFH 193623 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070111 303901102 FFH 186034 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070112 303901102 FFH 185567 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070116 303901102 FFH 182526 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070117 303901102 FFH 182596 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070118 303901102 FFH 184093 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070119 303901102 FFH 185931 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070122 303901102 FFH 232090 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070123 303901102 FFH 229882 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070124 303901102 FFH 215130 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070125 303901102 FFH 212944 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070126 303901102 FFH 214030 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070129 303901102 FFH 217246 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070130 303901102 FFH 207352 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070131 303901102 FFH 200437 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070201 303901102 FFH 143472 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070202 303901102 FFH 158736 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070205 303901102 FFH 157162 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070206 303901102 FFH 165740 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070207 303901102 FFH 162951 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070208 303901102 FFH 188707 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070209 303901102 FFH 177024 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070212 303901102 FFH 194567 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070213 303901102 FFH 209529 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070214 303901102 FFH 212034 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070215 303901102 FFH 199725 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070216 303901102 FFH 188852 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070220 303901102 FFH 227952 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070221 303901102 FFH 239078 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070222 303901102 FFH 239515 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070223 303901102 FFH 220839 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070226 303901102 FFH 225684 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070227 303901102 FFH 240163 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070228 303901102 FFH 285643 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070301 303901102 FFH 246937 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070302 303901102 FFH 286595 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070305 303901102 FFH 251367 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070306 303901102 FFH 260786 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070307 303901102 FFH 263877 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070308 303901102 FFH 269842 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070309 303901102 FFH 259797 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070312 303901102 FFH 276366 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070313 303901102 FFH 282513 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070314 303901102 FFH 309227 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070315 303901102 FFH 251779 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070316 303901102 FFH 230943 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070319 303901102 FFH 246386 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070320 303901102 FFH 129054 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070321 303901102 FFH 460523 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070322 303901102 FFH 458342 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070323 303901102 FFH 458144 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070326 303901102 FFH 458453 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070327 303901102 FFH 448837 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070328 303901102 FFH 458774 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070329 303901102 FFH 452678 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070330 303901102 FFH 444304 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070402 303901102 FFH 448583 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070403 303901102 FFH 448985 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070404 303901102 FFH 441448 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070405 303901102 FFH 441334 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 1
20070409 303901102 FFH 464943 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 227.5
20070410 303901102 FFH 438767 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 234.42
20070411 303901102 FFH 425761 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 230.38
20070412 303901102 FFH 393169 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 230.9
20070413 303901102 FFH 413316 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 230
20070416 303901102 FFH 411410 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 228.61
20070417 303901102 FFH 408812 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 233.48
20070418 303901102 FFH 412934 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 229.9
20070419 303901102 FFH 403322 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 229.4
20070420 303901102 FFH 409329 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 228.28
20070423 303901102 FFH 411506 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 223.94
20070424 303901102 FFH 410625 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 222.04
20070425 303901102 FFH 343359 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 225.83
20070426 303901102 FFH 316044 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 229
20070427 303901102 FFH 317902 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 228.76
20070430 303901102 FFH 328292 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 227
20070501 303901102 FFH 331154 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 230.52
20070502 303901102 FFH 221642 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 225
20070503 303901102 FFH 151959 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 226.5
20070504 303901102 FFH 163845 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 229.75
20070507 303901102 FFH 190436 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 225.12
20070508 303901102 FFH 220982 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 226.47
20070509 303901102 FFH 223625 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 223.88
20070510 303901102 FFH 234694 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 223.49
20070511 303901102 FFH 238838 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 210.7
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20070516 303901102 FFH 214371 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 208
20070517 303901102 FFH 188673 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.73
20070518 303901102 FFH 198876 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 210
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20070523 303901102 FFH 234143 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.67
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20070525 303901102 FFH 223776 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 211.58
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20070530 303901102 FFH 200434 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 201.55
20070531 303901102 FFH 204706 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 202.94
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20070605 303901102 FFH 221313 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 197.68
20070613 303901102 FFH 267889 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 192.29
20070622 303901102 FFH 12793 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 193.48
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20070816 303901102 FFH 10596 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 185.50
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20070821 303901102 FFH 33763 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 188.19
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20070823 303901102 FFH 35730 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 200.06
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20080115 303901102 FFH 44274 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 278.17
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20080313 303901102 FFH 22799 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 258.25
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20080331 303901102 FFH 18589 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 282.86
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20080409 303901102 FFH 13519 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 315.21
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20080509 303901102 FFH 11200 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 271.80
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20080523 303901102 FFH 21597 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 282.53
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20080604 303901102 FFH 25944 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 264.49
20080605 303901102 FFH 25735 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 257.60
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20080625 303901102 FFH 28078 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 242.00
20080626 303901102 FFH 28602 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 243.50
20080627 303901102 FFH 13784 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 245.51
20080630 303901102 FFH 11660 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 246.50
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20080702 303901102 FFH 20310 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 260.40
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20080722 303901102 FFH 67576 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 249.88
20080723 303901102 FFH 106696 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 251.18
20080724 303901102 FFH 121842 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 261.00
20080725 303901102 FFH 105870 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 260.00
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20080729 303901102 FFH 93582 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 254.00
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20080812 303901102 FFH 11276 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 234.79
20080813 303901102 FFH 12703 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 227.03
20080814 303901102 FFH 12203 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 228.69
20080815 303901102 FFH 120498 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 235.00
20080819 303901102 FFH 34345 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 230.01
20080820 303901102 FFH 246662 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 224.71
20080821 303901102 FFH 169080 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 222.00
20080826 303901102 FFH 41382 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 224.00
20080827 303901102 FFH 12187 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 213.77
20080902 303901102 FFH 10200 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 215.60
20080903 303901102 FFH 61756 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.94
20080904 303901102 FFH 42404 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.23
20080905 303901102 FFH 52529 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 214.00
20080908 303901102 FFH 52249 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.68
20080909 303901102 FFH 50001 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 213.14
20080910 303901102 FFH 34448 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 214.67
20080911 303901102 FFH 36775 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 215.50
20080912 303901102 FFH 63327 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 215.51
20080915 303901102 FFH 54312 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 212.88
20080916 303901102 FFH 25015 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 218.78
20080917 303901102 FFH 44388 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 228.05
20080918 303901102 FFH 36071 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 221.60
20080925 303901102 FFH 133633 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 291.13
20080926 303901102 FFH 65901 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 286.00
20080929 303901102 FFH 12175 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 303.00
20080930 303901102 FFH 12103 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 304.25
20081006 303901102 FFH 55069 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 313.50
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20090623 303901102 FFH 12516 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 243.54
20090701 303901102 FFH 947 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 249.49
20090702 303901102 FFH 939 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 260.90
20090706 303901102 FFH 493 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 250.00
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20090722 303901102 FFH 45 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 266.50
20090724 303901102 FFH 19 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 274.10
20090727 303901102 FFH 833 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 285.55
20090728 303901102 FFH 710 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 281.28
20090729 303901102 FFH 1 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 290.65
20090731 303901102 FFH 2451 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 290.10
20090803 303901102 FFH 789 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 305.39
20090804 303901102 FFH 252 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 309.95
20090805 303901102 FFH 2488 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 304.25
20090806 303901102 FFH 2307 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 312.00
20090810 303901102 FFH 3 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 310.00
20090811 303901102 FFH 50 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 316.99
20090812 303901102 FFH 48 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 320.35
20090813 303901102 FFH 455 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 326.01
20090814 303901102 FFH 509 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 333.14
20090817 303901102 FFH 13 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 343.90
20090819 303901102 FFH 1029 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 334.00
20090820 303901102 FFH 239 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 332.68
20090826 303901102 FFH 156 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 339.09
20090827 303901102 FFH 550 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 339.01
20090828 303901102 FFH 122 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 340.33
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20090902 303901102 FFH 1 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 329.30
20090903 303901102 FFH 170 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 324.22
20090908 303901102 FFH 131 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 347.00
20090910 303901102 FFH 94 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 339.80
20090911 303901102 FFH 2116 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 343.85
20090914 303901102 FFH 42 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 343.88
20090915 303901102 FFH 36 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 363.76
20090916 303901102 FFH 2 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 359.87
20090917 303901102 FFH 6157 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 370.00
20090918 303901102 FFH 91 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 369.94
20090921 303901102 FFH 1739 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 372.56
20090922 303901102 FFH 16 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 368.93
20090923 303901102 FFH 112 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 378.78
20090925 303901102 FFH 634 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 367.66
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20090930 303901102 FFH 219 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 380.14
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20091102 303901102 FFH 22 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 354.00
20091103 303901102 FFH 85 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 354.79
20091104 303901102 FFH 144 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 357.64
20091106 303901102 FFH 56 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 356.28
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20091123 303901102 FFH 8 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 355.12
20091124 303901102 FFH 21 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 360.72
20091125 303901102 FFH 492 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 355.63
20091127 303901102 FFH 115 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 351.43
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20091202 303901102 FFH 167 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 355.31
20091203 303901102 FFH 12 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 354.80
20091207 303901102 FFH 666 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 353.68
20091208 303901102 FFH 21 FAIRFAX FINL HLDGS LTD SUB VTG 359.28
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NY Times Article on GS - derivatives and Greece
1. related to ABWTQ -- derivatives can be useful -- currency swaps. Why wait until later to get Exit Financing? Suggest to do it now -- while Cdn and US exchange rate is high. Convert US debt related to Cdn assets back to Cdn dollars, so as to know what your risk is. Regardless of whether your assets in that country are to be sold or stranded.
2. related to ABWTQ -- unfortunately (imo), management and the BOD seems to be clueless on how to use derivatives to their advantage. With 10,000 people working for this company (in this day and age), a monkey can do a better job in managing their net-backs to "profit".
3. If W. Street, profited from CDS and naked shorting on the ABY, BOW and ABH stock pre-merger, after merger, or after BK (imo) they should be excluded from any equity positions after exiting BK. Trustee should subp. records of all secured bondholders (imo).
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/14/business/global/14debt.html?partner=yahoofinance
From the recent PBS Special on Quant Trading
If GS bet against housing in 2006 -- what was their relationship with Abitibi at that time. Naked Shorts? and Front Running their own clients?
Link to the video
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/economy/makingsense/
http://finance.yahoo.com/tech-ticker/rise-of-the-machines-how-%22quant%22-trading-triggered-the-credit-crisis-422940.html?tickers=XLF,FAS,FAZ,GS,JPM,MS,AIG&sec=topStories&pos=8&asset=&ccode=&sec=topStories&pos=9&asset=&ccode=
Link to the July Lumber Futures
Possibly a couple of days of sideways trading, before we see a break-out (after the holiday). Other lumber futures not so cut and dry.
PJM Electricity, Cotton, Pork Bellies and Cattle (similar charts and patterns -- only so many computer generated algorithims to pick from here).
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/chart/LU/70
Wouldn't surprise me if the mm's flush it down to $0.03 -- just for the fun of it -- still too many buyers on margin, especially if crude and gold tank down 5% after the holiday.
No doubt at these lumber futures prices, someone could buy both Abow and Tembec for $0.02 on the dollar and make out like a bandit next month when financials are out.
BTW - Tembec guys are trying so hard not to answer any questions about their share price.
Is Legend really trying to tell us something?
Is there going to be a deal announced soon (he says within three months, it will be all over for Abi). He would be right, if there is a takeover offer by someone.
I saw this article today. Can anyone tell me if Abitibi has a plant in close proximity to Tembec's Temiscaming plant.
Tembec restructuring in Temiscaming
Feb 10, 2010 | In Financial News | 1 feedback »
Tembec is restructuring its operations at its Temiscaming mill in an effort to save money and remain competitive.
"It is no secret that the forest products industry is in a period of great challenge. However, the issue at Temiscaming runs deeper than that," said John Valley, Tembec's vice-president of business development and corporate affairs. "It is Tembec's objective to get the cost structure of the Temiscaming site to a point where it generates enough free cash flow to allow the company to make the significant capital investments we see necessary to leave this site well positioned and competitive."
The North Bay Nugget newspaper has been receiving emails from the employees at the mill who are worried that Tembec might be making a move to contract out jobs. They told the newspaper that meetings are taking place this week among union members and management.
Valley did not respond directly to the concerns raised by the employees when interviewed by The Nugget, but he did point to labour cost per unit produced and delivered fibre costs as two key areas that will be initially focused on for cost reduction. Valley said other opportunities to improve site efficiency will also be pursued.
Re: KFC Bond Information Post
The data was obtained this morning February 10, 2010 between 8:44 am and 8:56 am.
At 8:56 am – hit refresh and the Bond Data at FINRA was changed back to this discounted information that we see now.
In a prior post I mentioned that I had seen this at least twice before.
This time was different – I hit print. When I post here the lined boxes are eliminated.
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PS Internet slow today, so I may not post much. Expect downside with lumber futures.
Yesterday between 11:00 and 12:00 lumber and a couple other softs declined -- as well as natural gas, simultaneously with the rise in gold and crude. Market riggiung was talked about all day (computer algo program).
GS Yahoo board is a wealth of info on these tiresome days.
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More Naked Short Selling Infor.
Excerpts from CMKM Diamonds Case (Raging Bull) -- I cannot as of yet confirm some of the written details, but the entire story sounds great (if true), as it applies to Abitibi-Bowater (pre and post merger).
We should gather together a list of all the Mutual Funds that sold since BK, and ask them if they were aware of the extensive Naked Short Selling.
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a victim of naked short selling (NSS) 8-Feb-10 04:11 pm
went to court today to ask the SEC to release $3.87 Trillion settlement!
techs1010
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Re: a victim of naked short selling (NSS) 8-Feb-10 04:15 pm
Cmark International Inc (RB:CMKI)
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By: gusjarvis
08 Feb 2010, 04:04 PM EST
UPDATE TO THE REAL SHAREHOLDERS
well folks I was right when I thought I would have to reserve them before default judgment is given. It will be quick, and I will have to reserve them as I have a new filing. I knew this was a possibility going in, a very good one, but given the quick time frame I could have gotten the default judgment and given the fact I could use parts of Al's case and what has happened since as evidence I took the risk that would be good enough to win, given Al was prepared to take a call from the court house, which happens everyday so was completely in the realm of possibilities today.
They would not take the call as it wasn't necessary today, but the next time I am in court it will be very very necessary. I will serve the SEC as soon as possible, I will be back in court as soon as possible, and I will nail a speech like, I must admit, I nail today, and we by then will win a judgment against the SEC, imo.
I was nervous I must admit, but I nailed a speech that asked the judge for the release of 3.87 trillion dollars to fifty thousand shareholders who are on the victim identification list handed in by CMKM Diamonds, which I produced the update from their website showing this was true. I explained Al's case slightly that it verified the largest cert pull in history to expose the largest counterfeit in history, then forced the perpetrators to cover the counterfeit shares as they had no shares to produce when 50000 shareholders called and demanded them. I added it took some months on end to get their certs, but they did, and each one was a negotiation to stay out of jail. I explained the process Al is going through and the lies, and said he would take a call to verify what I explained in court, among other facts I introduced the fact that 1.3 trillion dollars was taken out of the trust for taxes already, proving his allegations are true by itself.
The master did not flinch as I asked for 3.87 trillion, she knew where this was going, and said we have looked at this. This will be re-served like no other case, and given the money that is come in we can not only put this out to the world, but we can make this perfect with the help of small consultations from experts, the best paid serving process you can have, the i's will be dotted and the t's crossed very shortly, and we will win. It is not like any other case ever, as Al's isn't, we are not suing to to win anything, just to release funds. I assume Al's case maybe over by the time I get my next court date but will continue as it will be quick here, and the media coverage will help in our quest for outing the truth.
I am finishing this until we get a check, I hope Al has news any time, anything is possible, but there is no way we will not get our money, and it won't take that long.
I talked to a cbc reporter right after the case, the rcmp before the case, and have ways to get the word spread. The blitz will be a contained blitz, but I need everyone. It will focus on just one or two things at a time ,but everyone needs to send complaints themselves. It will be very simple.
I have certain people I will talk to before they are added to the list, but they will know they are going on our list to demand answers from, not ask questions or be condescended to, but only to demand as a group answers.
Accountability for all starts here, Al has mine, he came through for me, and his coming through for you. People here really know who I am, I am not an internet character, I just went to court for everyone of you, I asked this on behalf of 50000 people who have suffered more than any other shareholder has imo, time for us to make the rules now.
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CMKM Diamonds CMKX RUMORS April 2008
StockP Posted: 01 April 2008 09:41 AM
by BHollenegg
Make a dull day exciting!
Confirmed! Hodges and Asssociates SEC Letter
Attorney Al Clifton Hodges confirmed to me that he did post the attached letter, “CMKM DIAMONDS, INC. suffered THE LARGEST NAKED SHORT IN HISTORY” to the SEC.
Al Clifton Hodges is a caring individual, a Bona fide Stockholder of CMKX, and an astute Attorney of Hodges and Associates Law Firm. Attorney Al Clifton Hodges is dedicated in making it Right for the Legal Stockholders of CMKX. I have a great respect for Attorney Al Clifton Hodges.
Attorney Hodges, your letter to the SEC publicly confirms that CMKX has “THE LARGEST NAKED SHORT IN HISTORY“. Your action is an important contribution, another reliable source confirming there is/was definitely an enormous counterfeiting problem with CMKX. This financial assault on CMKM Diamonds and its Legal Stockholders resulted in substantial losses and hardships on CMKM Diamonds and the Legal Stockholders of CMKX, CMKI, and CIM. It is required by law that appropriate actions are taken to ensure a just compensation for all Legal Stockholders of CMKX.
Thank you Attorney Hodges for your contributions to a noble cause, ‘The “Righting” On The Wall’ Street for Investors who “Got CMKX!”, “Got Naked Shorted!” and should have “Got Paid”.
All the Best,
BHollenegg
CMKM DIAMONDS, INC. suffered THE LARGEST NAKED SHORT IN HISTORY.
Subject: File No. S7-08-08
From: A. Clifton Hodges, Esq.
Affiliation: Attorney March 27, 2008
http://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-08-08/s70808-151.htm
To The SEC Commission and Financial Industry at Large:
Naked shorts in the United States = “counterfeit shares.” The case of CMKX represents the greatest “counterfeit shares” fraud in the UNITED STATES. CMKM DIAMONDS, INC. suffered THE LARGEST NAKED SHORT IN HISTORY. Trillions of stock shares traded and changed hands UNTIL CMKX revoked itself and had every stock holder pull physical stock certificates out of brokerages, and out of street name, to trap those whom had committed fraud. CMKX is also the LARGEST STOCK CERTIFICATE PULL IN THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES”
Naked short selling is a case of short selling the shares without first arranging a borrow. The Securities Exchange Act of 1934 stipulates a settlement period up to three business days before a stock needs to be delivered, generally referred to as “T+3 delivery”. The SECs public position as of the Spring of 2005 was that naked shorting did not exist. With enactment of Regulation SHO, the subsequent elimination of the SHO grandfather exemption, and now the promulgation of this rule, the SEC has finally admitted the error of its ways.
The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation has also been criticized for its approach to naked short selling. DTCC has been sued with regard to its alleged participation in naked short selling, and the issue of DTCC’s possible involvement has been taken up by Senator Robert Bennett and discussed by the NASAA and in articles—disagreed with by DTCC—in the Wall Street Journal and Euromoney Magazine. Robert J. Shapiro, former undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs, has, however, found that naked short selling has cost investors $100 billion and driven 1,000 companies into the ground.
Naked shorting is illegal because it allows manipulators a chance to force stock prices down without regard for normal stock supply/demand patterns. It is in fact, institutional fraud further, counterfeiting of securities is a crime of U.S. Constitutional magnitude. This criminal conduct, once asserted by the SEC not to exist, has destroyed many, many companies, lives and opportunities. But now the word is out on naked shorting it must be stopped, and all whom conspired put in jail. This naked shorting fraud rule must be passed - NOW.
Sincerely,
A. Clifton Hodges
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StockP Posted: 09 April 2008 09:53 PM
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09 Apr 2008, 08:30 AM EDT
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Since we know there is no short in CMKX there can never be any payment issued for one. The reason we know this is because certain authorities have stated such and have actually said so quite specifically in regard to CMKX. Of course we also have the word of William Frizzel, whose only error in judgment since his arrival was to miscalculate a large overage in our outstanding shares.
So, since shareholders were never wronged purchasing shares that did not legally exist, we are just going to have to accept compensation for other egregious acts that were harmful to all of our kind and patient stockholders. I suppose these will have to do:
“...the alleged illegal issuance and sale of unregistered stock of CMKM Diamonds.”
“...CMKM fraudulently issued hundreds of billions of shares of purportedly unrestricted stock to the scheme’s mastermind...”
“...from January 2003 to May 2005, CMKM improperly issued up to 622 billion shares of purportedly unrestricted stock...”
“...1st Global Stock Transfer LLC, and its owner, issued stacks of stock certificates without restrictive legends.”
“...CMKM et al are charged with violating Section 5 of the Securities Act of 1933 by participating in an unregistered distribution of securities.”
Now I realize that optimistically expecting anything good from any of this will keep me in the mind-numbed, idiot pumper jerk, monkey-boy category along with the other monkeys here on the lobotomy board. But hey, we like it that way. Check out our theme song:
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StockP Posted: 09 April 2008 09:54 PM
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09 Apr 2008, 09:07 AM EDT
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Thank you, thank you, thank you…
As you well know, the authorities cannot simply release a HUGE pile of money to 40+ thousand bona fide mutant lunatics without having some sort of legit justification. The complaint and subsequent hand-slapping establishes that justification.
One should also consider that nothing in the way of remuneration would be coming our way unless we had the goods. But that facet of the story will be reserved for part two…
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StockP Posted: 11 April 2008 08:17 AM
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Dear Shareholders,
On Monday, April 7, 2008 the Company was served with a lawsuit from the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC is seeking injunctive relief and disgorgement of profits from numerous parties who were involved with the Company in the past. At the time this lawsuit was filed, I was out of town on Company business and was not able to return to the office until this morning. As you can well imagine, there are many sensitive issues that must be discussed with our corporate legal counsel and with the SEC before any official statements can be released to the public.
At this time the Company stands firmly behind the findings of the SEC as they are explained in the lawsuit. Since I was appointed sole officer and director in March of 2007, the Company has cooperated fully with the SEC investigation and I look forward to continuing this relationship.
As documents and other information become available for release to the public, we will post them on the Company website.
Sincerely,
Kevin West
CEO, President & Chairman
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StockP Posted: 11 April 2008 08:18 AM
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11 Apr 2008, 08:29 AM EDT
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This one is for Tony Tox who goes by rosencrantz2010 these days…
First, Urban. It’s got to be hard to have your name smeared all over the financial media being accused of committing fraud and all the rest. I’m sure he doesn’t like it. But if you believe that he was part of an undercover operation designed to, among many other objectives, take out a network of fraudsters, then he’s probably okay with it – he’s got to be.
Not only that, his family and friends as well as the many shareholders who are able to think beyond the typical knee-jerk mentality KNOW he’s okay and hasn’t done anything wrong. And finally, when you look closely, we still have nothing more than a bunch of unproven civil charges with remedies such as disgorgement and fines.
As for the nss… This topic has been beaten do death. I’ll go through it briefly again. Each JV partner dividend issued while the stock was trading allowed a snapshot of the number of CMKX shares in circulation on that particular day. I believe the last divvy to be issued was CIM in late August of 04. As I recall figures from the DTCC stated that 40 billion shares of CIM would be issued to match up with approximately 1.4 trillion. There’s your short. Subtract 800B authorized from 1.4 trillion and you have the overage. No need for Frizz to count shares till the cows come home, the short had been proven several times.
But that’s only half of the equation. The stock traded another 14 months after that divvy went out. Here’s the question you’ve gotta ask yourself: Was there enough time for UC and team to buy back enough shares to zero out the AS? Multiple billions of shares remained to trade in those months that followed – MANY in the .oooo3 - .oooo9 range.
So did the opportunity exist to buy back enough share so it would leave us with a huge pile of NSS? I think so. I’m not at all concerned with the mechanics they used to get it done because those kinds of details aren’t important to me - I trust the ppl who devised the plan. If you need a possible scenario of how it might have happened take a look at lowriderbill’s posts on the subject.
I think you need to back away from all of this and take a break. You either believe or not. The outcome will be good. Period. I think one of your problems is you take the shape of the last feel-good post you’ve read whether it makes any sense or not. Some will say this qualifies in that category, and to them I say, Phooey.
Peace
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StockP Posted: 11 April 2008 09:51 AM
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Who really pumped CMKX.. WHO ATTRACTED 40,000+ Shareholders
If the SEC wants to accuse a few to cover up its own failures as a regulatory agency to protect shareholders it is a sad time in American History of how truly bad the system is. A regulatory system that thinks the American public cannot see the truth about an agency that seems to think the investing public is just plain stupid and will buy any story to COVER UP their own inefficiency as a regulatory body.
Repeal of Glass-Steagall - General Information
A copy of a post on another board is below:
Let us travel back in time to 1999-2000 8-Feb-10 10:15 am
What was the reason for the mad push to have Gramm-Leach-Bliley (repeal of Glass-Steagall) and the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000 passed?
Why, why, why, why, why?
Was it just euphoric greed ... master of the universe gloating how evil had conquered good?
I have heard "the world has changed line" too many times ... internet boom ... clicks are more important than profits. I don't buy it.
My guess is that the US banks and pseudo-banks scammed Congress into believing that the US was in danger of losing its competitive edge to foreign banks and corporations that were not as restricted as US banks.... oh, yeah and btw it is a global economy and we need to be globally competitive.
TO THIS DAY, THE CONGRESS NOT ONLY DO NOT UNDERSTAND THE HELL THEY CAUSED, BUT WILL DO NOTHING TO REPAIR THEIR HANDIWORK.
magic_compa...
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imo, if the unwind of the 'inflationary' hedges is forthcoming, I expect much volatility in all commodity and futures trading.
not sure how it will affect lumber, cotton, pork bellies, cattle and other softs (pulp included).
Lumber Cash Market Review
Today's action -- imo, to a large degree, hedgers shorted lumber against crude et. al. Today's unwind was obvious (ENRON LOOPHOLE) allowed for some of this to take place.
BTW -- I do expect a pullback at some point -- and it will likely be sharp when it happens.
KANSAS CITY, Feb 04, 2010 (Dow Jones Commodities News via Comtex) -- Chicago Mercantile Exchange lumber futures prices Thursday set new contract highs in March, May, July and September in pit and in Globex markets as cash markets continued to advance.
The March contract settled limit up at $10.00 per 1,000 board feet higher at $279.00, for a 3.72% gain. The May contract settled $8.20, or 2.90%, higher at $291.20. July was up $9.20, or 3.22%, at $295.20.
Most of the gains came late in the afternoon Wednesday when the Globex market reopened after being closed for an hour to square the books. The opening of pit trading Thursday morning merely reflected what was already happening in the Globex market.
Sellers were liquidating long positions and hedging cash inventory, market consultants said.
Trading in the Globex market was very active, but activity in the pit was fairly light, analysts said.
In the cash market, mills were able to book product and then raise prices, traders said. Bookings now are out to the first week of March, a length not seen in many years, they said.
The long mill order files that stretch past the usual two-week time-period indicate a certain element of frustration on the part of buyers who can't find what they need, traders said. Many are afraid of a market pullback and are hedging their purchases in the futures market for the time being.
Fast Money Guys and Rick Santelli
Just had anteresting take on Credit Default Swaps.
I think to prove that their is equity in this in front of the judge (as well as for discussional purposes within the new committee to be formed) -- all you need to do is play their piece from Fast Money.
Tie it all in to naked shorting. And you have got a winner.
imo, the Wall Street guys are totally screwed if asked for their detailed info on CDS and Naked Shorts on Abitibi. imo, the o/s naked shorts for ABY and for BOW as at the merger date are the single most important piece of the puzzle. Because, the NS should have had to cover all before the merger, which would have pushed up the value of the bonds to full. And then the next day -- poof over another million naked shorted after the merger.
As an aside, at the start of today's show they talked about CDS wrt Greece, Spain and Portugal. It's getting interesting.
Looks like Fast Money just proved our case for equity.
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PS at the end of the day, Tembec got painted again. And Dejardins who was big on the way down for Lumber producers -- suddenly started buying the Tembec warrants -- Good luck to them on that.
Maybe something like this is going on
Weyerhaeuser Allies with Mitsubishi
By Zacks Equity Research , On Tuesday February 2, 2010, 9:48 am EST
Weyerhaeuser Co. (NYSE: WY - News) and Mitsubishi Corp. (Other OTC: MSBHY.PK - News) signed a Strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore the possibilities of collaborating in the biomass-to-energy business.
Bio-pellets are a renewable and carbon-neutral fuel made from biomass, which can include forest by-products. The biomass is compressed and molded into small, cylindrical pellets. Co-firing bio-pellets with thermal coal has proved effective in reducing greenhouse gas emissions at coal-fired power plants.
The companies are specifically interested in assessing the feasibility of jointly investing in and operating a commercial-scale bio-pellet production facility in the United States by 2011. Depending on the success of the joint feasibility study, more facilities could follow. The bio-pellets will be produced using wood based biomass from U.S. forest resources or by-products. These bio-pellets will then be sold to utilities and industrial users for energy production.
The MOU brings together two industry leaders and leverages the strengths of Weyerhaeuser’s capacity to produce renewable biomass on a large scale from its sustainably managed forests and Mitsubishi’s worldwide network and experience in the energy sector and bio-pellet manufacturing business.
New opportunities together with strict cost control will add to Weyerhaeuser profitability in future. Weyerhaeuser is eliminating several underperforming facilities and reducing cost. In addition to several closures undertaken in the recent past, the company announced that it is reviewing a range of alternatives for its fine paper business, which includes continuing or holding the business for a possible sale in the future.
Maybe a Chevron, or someone like them.
Lumber Futures - for now up.
Gold unwind and Dollar unwind on the carry trade. Will this make "intra-US" commodities more expensive?
Are we going to come in tomorrow morning and the bid will be $15.00 per share by someone. Wonderful news if that is the case.
I still assume that Assuming Prem Watsa (Fairfax) is going to convert his 300 million bond to shares, based on the filings to the SEC. But, if NOL's are spread out to Abi and Bow, how do you allocate his converted shares.
Given today's lumber futures -- I can tell you that Abi's lumber assets are worth way more than 7 million dollars.
No doubt, the s/p is being held down by someone. I predict a major investigation soon on the share trading of this company.