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Estrader75 -- if I am wrong
If I am wrong on gold and oil moving into lumber and the rest of the softs, then I am wrong.
I have been wrong many times in the past, and will likely be wrong many times in the future.
PS. Nice move on lumber today. With expiry coming tomorrow, you never know it could plunge back down to fill the gap in the low $2's, then rise up in the afternoon to close higher on the day.
Unfortunately, pricing is really being set through an algor. program -- not by the market.
Wonder if Gartman mentioned lumber today. Looks more technical than fundamental.
Then again if this is a strong Wave X -- we could go to $300 to $340, before it is done.
On another board, predicted that lumber during its next CYCLE would rise to around $700 per.
The Godfather -- Thanks
Wanted to find out a bit more on Cellulosic Ethanol that you mentioned this morning.
See article below -- mentions ABWTQ Research Project (about half way down the page).
http://www.nationalpost.com/story.html?id=1779087
As it realtes to Abwtq only.
Someone questioned the possibility -- agree only a possibility as to why the share price has virtually stayed where it was despite MTLQQ.pk, SSCCQ.pk etc.
Here are the last few traded shares for Tembec today.
Golman (or their client) bought 19,000 shares.
A lot of shares for a penny stock -- bondholders under the company's re-capitalization plan have an adj. cost base of about $7.50 / share.
How do those BHolders ever get their money back? More wall street games?
See below:
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 36
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:59:57 T 1.08 -0.02 3,300 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:59:05 T 1.09 -0.01 1,200 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
15:59:02 T 1.09 -0.01 5,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
15:58:34 T 1.09 -0.01 5,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
15:57:25 T 1.09 -0.01 5,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
15:49:03 T 1.08 -0.02 1,000 7 TD Sec 19 Desjardins K
15:41:29 T 1.09 -0.01 1,000 99 Jitney 33 Canaccord K
15:39:22 T 1.10 0.00 9,000 65 Goldman 33 Canaccord K
15:38:50 T 1.10 0.00 10,000 65 Goldman 33 Canaccord K
14:35:08 T 1.09 -0.01 4,500 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
Equity, Equity -- will it be?
With the apparent admission by LB of Goldman today that they engaged in some fradulant behaviors -- what do you think?
More Dylan Ratigan on Wall Street.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/#34847692
Lumber Futures -- near month's are up 9, 9, and 6.7 respectively.
Still long way to go until 10:00 am tomorrow. Will likely come back and fill gap.
No limit on near-month, with expiry on Friday at 1:00 pm est.
Lumber Futures up another couple in post-mrkt
strong backwardation in the back months
exactly as it was in 2002 for natural gas, before it ran.
and exactly how crude was until it re-arranged for the move above $39.99
check out the other softs today -- cotton, pork bellies
boyz, I think the unwind of the deemed inflationary commodities has begun.
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Do I think there is going to be equity?
Tell you what -- You phone Mr. Patison and ask him or Wayne H, why they have not sold any shares yet.
Then, you make an offer to buy all the shares of the company at say $0.14 (subject to financing of course) -- a nice premium to today's close.
What were his answers? I'm sure that you can think of many others that have been posted on this board, too.
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still rumors of some sort of share deal for some or all of the assets with Tembec.
based on 'shady' algorithim trading by the mm's over the past many, many months, maybe 0.114 to 0.164 per share -- who knows.
All I know is that Golman has been right on the bid, pushing it up from under $0.50 every time it gets to a technical resistance level. Myabe some wacky co-incidence.
Lumber Prices hit bottom for 2010 says
Wood Resources International LLC: Global sawlog prices jumped almost 8% in the 3Q/09 because of improved lumber markets in the US and Europe, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly
Jan 13, 2010 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Seattle, USA. January, 2010. Global sawlog prices started to move up in the fall after having reached a bottom in many markets earlier this year. The recent upswing has been the result of a tighter log supply but also because of improved operating rates at many sawmills in both the US and Europe. The US, the Nordic countries, Central Europe the Baltic States and Russia have experienced the largest price increases (in the local currencies) over the past six months.
The Global Sawlog Price Index (GSPI), which is based on conifer sawlog prices in 19 key regions worldwide, was US$73.30/m3 in the 3Q, up 7.6% from the previous quarter, as reported by the Wood Resource Quarterly. Much of the increase was because the US dollar weakened against most currencies in the WRQ regions, but there were also higher log prices in Europe in the local currencies. Despite the recent increase in the GSPI Index, it is still 15% lower than a year ago and 20.3% below the all-time-high in the 4Q/07.
The biggest declines in log prices (in US dollar terms) since the peak in early 2008, have occurred in the Baltic States, the Nordic countries and in Western North America. In these regions, prices are now more than 25% below their all-time highs. Log prices in the US South, Central Europe, Latin America and Oceania have fallen relatively less and are currently 5-10% below their peak about 18 months ago.
Log prices have probably reached their bottom in this cycle last spring and it can be expected that they will continue the recent upswing in 2010 because of increased demand for lumber in the US, Europe, Asia and Latin America. So far this year, Europe, Northern Africa and China have been some of the most rapidly growing markets for lumber exporters and this trend is likely to continue into next year.
There is also some good news coming out of Russia. Lumber exports increased slightly in 2009 compared to 2008 and might reach the third highest level on record. This is mostly thanks to the high demand for lumber in China. Softwood lumber shipments to China have been up almost 60% this year. The strong export lumber market has mostly benefited sawmills in Siberia and the Russian Far East.
Global timber market reporting is included in the 50-page publication Wood Resource Quarterly. The report, established in 1988 and with readers in over 25 countries, tracks sawlog, pulpwood, lumber and pellet prices in key regions around the world and also includes regular updates of the latest developments in international timber, pulp, lumber and biomass markets.
Contact Information Wood Resources International LLC Hakan Ekstrom info@wri-ltd.com www.woodprices.com
CONTACT: Hakan Ekstrom, Wood Resources International LLC e-mail: info@wri-ltd.com WWW: http://www.woodprices.com
((M2 Communications disclaims all liability for information provided within M2 PressWIRE. Data supplied by named party/parties. Further information on M2 PressWIRE can be obtained at http://www.presswire.net on the world wide web. Inquiries to info@m2.com.
Could we be on the Verge of Big Derivative Unwind?
Perhaps we are going to see one of the biggest frauds of all time unravelled soon -- maybe even comparable to the Quiz / Game Show frauds of the 1950's.
I think that there is just so much heat on GS these days -- either through formal requests to break them up or to have them go private -- that maybe they are just going to say the heck with it and start unwinding a lot of their off-balance sheet 'inflationary' derivatives.
Makes sense -- and in effect, improve their own Capital Ratios, so as to pay more bonuses for 2010. Note last week's Government Report on Banking Capital Ratios and Derivative Positions.
For those of you on this board observing the mm's crap related to ABWTQ and others just like it -- these stories from Dylan Ratigan on his new show, pretty much sum up what our system has become (or rather what society has become). Enjoy.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/#34811663
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/#34829078
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/#34829147
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/31510813/#34829760
If the manipulative trading on this stock is getting you down then either 'sell' or watch the following 'wall street' assessment video.
Either case may make you feel better.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/max-keiser-goldman-sachs-are-scum-financial-terrorists.html
Question on Naked Shorting - more info.
http://www.failstodeliver.com/
Tye ABWTQ -- still naked shorting (trust me).
http://www.deepcapture.com/naked-short-selling-redefining-systemic-risk/
Re: Potential For Bio-Mass (ABWTQ.PK / SSCCQ.PK)
Following my recent posts on the "Bio-Mass" option for ABWTQ -- here is an example:
NorthWestern: Montana plant could burn biomass
NorthWestern Energy eyes turning closed Montana plant into biomass energy production site
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By Matt Gouras, Associated Press Writer , On Friday January 8, 2010, 3:00 pm EST
HELENA, Mont. (AP) -- NorthWestern Energy told state lawmakers Friday that a Frenchtown, Mont., linerboard plant soon to be shuttered by Smurfit-Stone Container could make a good location for a biomass energy production facility -- but no firm plans are in place.
Northwestern Energy said entering talks about such a plan with Smurfit-Stone would be premature until that company emerges from bankruptcy.
"We have contacted Smurfit and told them we would be interested in having a conversation with them about that facility," company lobbyist John Fitzpatrick told the legislative Environmental Quality Council.
But getting the plant would just be the first of many big issues to deal with, he said.
A biomass plant would burn wood to make electricity using a conventional boiler system. It would be used as a source of primary power for NorthWestern, and would not be suitable as "firming" power for other alternative energy sources like solar and wind, Fitzpatrick testified.
Fitzpatrick said the U.S. Forest Service would have to allow a lot more logging of beetle killed trees in order to ensure enough fuel to keep a large plant running. NorthWestern estimates that as much as 4,000 acres a year would be needed to supply such a facility.
"Something is going to have to happen with this process so you can get quantity for fuel supply," he told the legislative oversight panel. "They are not doing a tremendous amount of logging at this time."
Other types of fuel, such as agriculture waste, would not work because the transportation costs would be too high, he said.
But he told the EQC that NorthWestern plans to pursue the idea as a way to get another sizable power plant in the state.
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester has said that wood that would have gone to Smurfit's pulp mill could be used as an energy source.
Tester is trying to advance a plan to mandate a lot more logging in Montana, and a lot more cutting of beetle-killed trees. It is touted as a careful compromise between the logging industry which would get the trees and environmentalists who would secure more declared wilderness area with the deal.
Smurfit-Stone Container's pending closure of the plant, which employs 417, will be phased in over the rest of the month.
Smurfit-Stone Container Corp. first announced on Dec. 14 that it was closing the Frenchtown plant as the company sought to cut costs and emerge from bankruptcy protection.
Maybe a good sign.
According to EPIQ Home -- it looks like they have fired GSach's but out the door (rejection of Advisory Management Agreement).
New Eyes -- Good Question.
In my opinion, an unwind of crude and gold hedges and a RUN on lumber futures prices before expiry.
http://futures.tradingcharts.com/marketquotes/LB.html
Click on the months of March, May and July individually, then on the daily chart. I think she's going to run.
Note also -- reverse similarities with some of the big name oil and gas producers.
In the short term, I am not sure about NG. From the top in 2007, the both came down in unison for a while.
Then again, NG storage is at and should be at all-time highs coming out of winter -- same with crude -- imo, just too much supply and gasoline demand should be a little lower with the conversion by some to more efficient models.
dav1234 -- maybe some of these links will help you.
As I believe, the PPT embarked in a 'peak oil' simulation back in February 2004 as of that date. Energy Efficiency and the Future of North America relative to the past 50 years of becoming a developed country. Natural Gas -- A regulated market of the 1980's gave us the Over-Supply that resulted in much expansion and growth. imo, new technologies have helped, but if I am correct, industry must change the way it does things moving forward. Eectricity -- not sure if the elevation in the "back-end" of the curve as of late is due to the cold weather, but lots of tenders are saying oprices are going to continue to move much higher. Example: Calpine -- naked shorts before and after BK and similarities with ABWTQ.
Note: in my own view -- as of Feb 2004, many traded equity, currency, and commodity charts are just too, too perfect for this not to be rigged (see articles below).
How many times did we see on the bulletin boards back in 2002 -- ecoonomy must inflate or die?
Perhaps some of the inflation that we witnessed was to allow for a scheme that re-invented the "dot.com" bubble so that Long-Term investors could get out of their massive length (or at the very least, reduce their losses from Y2K).
Newspapers -- a bet against it -- what if suddenly, demographics allowed more and more households to get personal computers, etc. through an inflation of home values. Yet "lumber" only seemed to be inflated through a fall in the USDX.
Lumber -- inflated? -- maybe, but not to the same degree as oil, natural gas, gold, agr. commodities, precious metals.
And in my opinion, electricity should have gone up much, much higher than we saw it go up.
But then that would have meant much higher interest rates during this boom cycle.
OR was it the affect of reverse "commodity derivatives" and changes to the CFTC rules -- only a few really know (ENRON LOOPHOLE).
Example: Cotton, Lumber, Electricity, Pork Bellies, Cattle Futures, and until recently Sugar, Cooca (ie. softs). In my view things were too perfect. So, if this is the case, then when will GS et. al unwind their hedges. Every day, someone on the GS discussion board is alluding to something big coming.
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The attached links are meant to be informative as it relates to the ABWTQ story.
http://www.timberlandstrategies.com/portals/0/Fiacco-FLA-Final-w-Graphics.pdf
http://www.perc.org/files/Green_Energy.pdf
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/woman-who-invented-credit-default-swaps-one-key-architects-carbon-derivatives-which-would-be
http://economicedge.blogspot.com/2009/04/cds-hangover.html
http://www.zerohedge.com/article/head-californias-cap-and-trade-offsets-program-cap-and-trade-wont-work-climate-its-scam
http://www.pointcarbon.com/news/1.978102
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/29127316/the_great_american_bubble_machine/print
http://taibbi.rssoundingboard.com/short-selling-vs-naked-short-selling-an-explanation
http://www.greenfaucet.com/the-market/is-the-stock-market-rigged/81668
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Is-The-Market-etfguide-1900787397.html?x=0&.v=1
http://www.zerohedge.com./article/senator-dorgan-we-essentially-have-had-modern-day-bank-robbers-and-theres-been-no-accountabi
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/227/story/77791.html
What are homes made of -- lumber. If I hear the Nejarians say buy "copper", one more time because of all the new homes being built in China, then .... see below.
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/227/story/77791.html
http://posterous.com/explore/tag/creditdefaultswaps
http://www.thedelphicfuture.org/2009/05/crisis-for-dummies-credit-default-swaps.html
http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/07/the-federal-reserve-bank-of-ne/?partner=yahoofinance
http://business.theatlantic.com/2009/04/credit_default_swaps_and_control_rights_redux.php
http://www.cfo.com/article.cfm/12286366/c_12285332?f=TodayInFinance_Inside
A few additional ABWTQ references for those that are interested.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=$lumber&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=0
If I could post the link, it would be easier to look at. Expiry is on the 15th. Big spread between Jan and March futures. Cash was $215 last week (best estimate). Either next Monday, we will see a huge gap up for the next futures month, or January futures will rise up over the next few days. The chart looks pretty good for a mad-dash, but we have seen the mm's hold it steady on numerous occasions going into expiry.
http://foresttalk.com/index.php
- references a small fire at one of the ABWTQ facilities on Friday.
- also talks about the possibility of delay on the pension issue until March. May work for OR against us -- not sure.
http://cxa.marketwatch.com/finra/BondCenter/QuickScreener.aspx?ShowResult=true&BondType=Corporate&Symbol=abwtq&YieldMin=&YieldMax=&CouponMin=&CouponMax=&MaturityMin=&MaturityMax=
- references shows all of the ABWTQ bond prices
What's the best way to provide a link. Just having a tough time with this.
I'm not in much this week, so I will post whaen I can.
Thanks Dave for your updates.
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The real question is What side is the executive on?
They were aware of the naked shorting and CDS issues, Goldman Sachs et. al., etc.
From this BK, it really is highly unusual that the Board of Directors never stepped down -- just some moved in and others out.
More ABWTQ Naked Short Info from 2009
SETTLEMENT DATE CUSIP SYMBOL QUANTITY (FAILS) DESCRIPTION PRICE
20090106 003687100 ABH 41181 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.63
20090107 003687100 ABH 215469 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.88
20090108 003687100 ABH 46429 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.07
20090109 003687100 ABH 144923 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.00
20090112 003687100 ABH 116176 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.94
20090115 003687100 ABH 111167 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.66
20090116 003687100 ABH 537784 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.62
20090120 003687100 ABH 621181 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.61
20090121 003687100 ABH 57265 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.56
20090122 003687100 ABH 601902 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.56
20090123 003687100 ABH 502209 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.59
20090126 003687100 ABH 490776 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.68
20090127 003687100 ABH 38859 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.80
20090128 003687100 ABH 40418 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.82
20090129 003687100 ABH 54048 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.86
20090130 003687100 ABH 53807 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.77
20090204 003687100 ABH 30603 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.78
20090209 003687100 ABH 18579 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.81
20090213 003687100 ABH 11143 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.61
20090220 003687100 ABH 18893 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.47
20090223 003687100 ABH 46130 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20090224 003687100 ABH 126910 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.48
20090225 003687100 ABH 72503 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20090226 003687100 ABH 62518 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.51
20090227 003687100 ABH 10243 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.50
20090305 003687100 ABH 32733 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.38
20090306 003687100 ABH 69793 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.35
20090309 003687100 ABH 17401 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.35
20090310 003687100 ABH 139803 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.41
20090311 003687100 ABH 110015 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.50
20090312 003687100 ABH 102487 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.60
20090313 003687100 ABH 81610 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.67
20090319 003687100 ABH 27711 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.67
20090323 003687100 ABH 13199 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.54
20090325 003687100 ABH 177235 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.51
20090327 003687100 ABH 17685 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.65
20090330 003687100 ABH 49084 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.65
20090331 003687100 ABH 19184 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.60
20090408 003687100 ABH 14900 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20090409 003687100 ABH 14686 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.43
20090413 003687100 ABH 14346 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.50
20090414 003687100 ABH 366009 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20090415 003687100 ABH 714541 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.50
20090416 003687100 ABH 365333 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.53
20090417 003687100 ABH 354298 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090420 003687100 ABH 367114 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.11
20090421 003687100 ABH 909227 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
Data will paste into Excel.
SETTLEMENT DATE CUSIP SYMBOL QUANTITY (FAILS) DESCRIPTION PRICE
20090422 003687100 ABWTQ 1362146 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090423 003687100 ABWTQ 565390 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090424 003687100 ABWTQ 747057 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090427 003687100 ABWTQ 532098 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090428 003687100 ABWTQ 463633 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090429 003687100 ABWTQ 168216 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090430 003687100 ABWTQ 193140 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090501 003687100 ABWTQ 92611 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090504 003687100 ABWTQ 122396 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090505 003687100 ABWTQ 199526 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090506 003687100 ABWTQ 112363 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090507 003687100 ABWTQ 110229 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090508 003687100 ABWTQ 110034 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090511 003687100 ABWTQ 108298 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090512 003687100 ABWTQ 133431 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090513 003687100 ABWTQ 109529 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090514 003687100 ABWTQ 200018 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090515 003687100 ABWTQ 208262 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090518 003687100 ABWTQ 146399 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090519 003687100 ABWTQ 146945 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090520 003687100 ABWTQ 195224 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090521 003687100 ABWTQ 170576 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090522 003687100 ABWTQ 164062 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090526 003687100 ABWTQ 219798 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090527 003687100 ABWTQ 218927 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090528 003687100 ABWTQ 169171 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090529 003687100 ABWTQ 130404 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.18
20090601 003687100 ABWTQ 95084 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090602 003687100 ABWTQ 94140 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090603 003687100 ABWTQ 91877 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090604 003687100 ABWTQ 87816 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090605 003687100 ABWTQ 124993 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090608 003687100 ABWTQ 165344 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.19
20090609 003687100 ABWTQ 245017 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.19
20090610 003687100 ABWTQ 124178 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090611 003687100 ABWTQ 102298 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.18
20090612 003687100 ABWTQ 91462 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.18
20090615 003687100 ABWTQ 169888 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.19
20090616 003687100 ABWTQ 223301 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090617 003687100 ABWTQ 332702 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090618 003687100 ABWTQ 319748 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.17
20090619 003687100 ABWTQ 496424 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090622 003687100 ABWTQ 451602 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090623 003687100 ABWTQ 299153 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090624 003687100 ABWTQ 109739 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090625 003687100 ABWTQ 77904 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090626 003687100 ABWTQ 75404 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090629 003687100 ABWTQ 85848 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090630 003687100 ABWTQ 76491 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090701 003687100 ABWTQ 78063 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090702 003687100 ABWTQ 107474 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090706 003687100 ABWTQ 108488 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090707 003687100 ABWTQ 100283 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090708 003687100 ABWTQ 183064 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090709 003687100 ABWTQ 188475 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090710 003687100 ABWTQ 299369 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090713 003687100 ABWTQ 420884 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090714 003687100 ABWTQ 361111 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090715 003687100 ABWTQ 289331 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090716 003687100 ABWTQ 275595 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090717 003687100 ABWTQ 259275 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090720 003687100 ABWTQ 383254 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090721 003687100 ABWTQ 410957 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090722 003687100 ABWTQ 435047 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090723 003687100 ABWTQ 414031 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090724 003687100 ABWTQ 331482 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090727 003687100 ABWTQ 319987 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090728 003687100 ABWTQ 326385 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.12
20090729 003687100 ABWTQ 96136 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090730 003687100 ABWTQ 32089 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.13
20090731 003687100 ABWTQ 39553 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090803 003687100 ABWTQ 57764 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090804 003687100 ABWTQ 61027 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.14
20090805 003687100 ABWTQ 58046 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090806 003687100 ABWTQ 51051 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090807 003687100 ABWTQ 656 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
20090810 003687100 ABWTQ 3514 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.16
20090811 003687100 ABWTQ 3394 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.15
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Thanks Mattydog.
Actually, this information you posted was much more than the "headline" and quick reference that I had. Although, what I am really after is a breakdown of the 1.1 billion that was paid out. Example: what did the 11 bidders get each.
Need to link up Illegal Naked Shorting with Credit Default Swaps with PONZI Scheme -- which it is. Lot's to sift through on this.
Also "Articles of Incororation against Bondholders that forced this BK.
Here is an interesting reference to lumber tonight from someone on ino.com
cash markets-lumber
strawman R. Qumint - Sunday at 6:21 PM
buy as much ash boardfeet as you can swing and just STORE it, I'm just saying.......that
WHaat?....wooried?...me? naaaw.
ash planking, buy it.
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Futures markets are only up two -- with the gap from last Tuesday night to fill.
In general 'Cash Markets' from the past week were as follows (around $215):
This section is updated weekly. Last update: January 8, 2010.
Month Daily Est. Volume Prior Day Settle Prior Day Volume Prior Day Interest Cash prices
(discounts deducted):
Jan 10 94 206.50 172 891 This week:
Mar 10 64 232.00 400 5,677 $215.82
May 10 60 252.90 142 1,597 Last week:
Jul 10 5 261.00 21 311 $205.92
Sep 10 — 263.00 9 143 Year ago:
TOTAL 223 744 8,619 $166.32
Attached is a link to the continuous daily lumber chart:
Sorry having trouble linking right now. But, it is going to break one way other the other this week. Three month out has already turned technically positive.
Thanks Sunsibon for your post.
I saw this last night after it was filed on the "Home" page. I actually wondered about the wording of the "objection / semi-objection".
Maybe ABWTQ is going to get tough with the secured creditors that forced this BK and say "NO". You have already received money through your CREDIT DEFAULT SWAPS. Therefore, you are not entitled to be part of the restructured organization (ie already paid). OR Paid in-whole -- cannot be paid twice.
And, if you want interesr (per the Calpine BK), then file a claim and stand just like everyone else.
From what I understand, the CDS CASINO allowed big bets on both "principal + accrued (if any) + unpaid interest", which I think the BH could argue in court successfully.
Think about it -- both parties ABH (as applicable) and all BH are owed a duty of care. Since CDS came about, most of WS played the CDS Casino -- and were paid for it once Abitibi defaulted.
So are they entitled to a share of post re-organized company? I would argue -- yes, but only to the extent of their remaining investment that has not been satisfied via CDS.
I will post something on the weekend about the CDS for Abitibi -- although if someone can post the Auction results that would be helpful.
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As far as KFC -- I typed in KFC and someone already had it -- so I typed in KFC44 (since my finger was already close to the 4 and it worked. I guess I could have tried TACOBELL.
ABWTQ - NEW EPA SMOG LIMITS
Announced today see "press release" below.
Likely the very initial phase-in of CAP & TRADE.
Only one place that oil and gas companies can get enough emission credits -- from FOREST COMPANIES like AbitibiBowwater.
January 7, 2009
By DINA CAPPIELLO
Associated Press Writer
INO.com Headlines
EPA replacing Bush smog limit with stricter rule
7 hours ago
(AP:WASHINGTON) The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday proposed stricter health standards for smog, replacing a Bush-era limit that ran counter to scientific recommendations.
The new limits _ which are presented as a range _ will likely put hundreds more counties nationwide in violation, a designation that will require them to find additional ways to clamp down on pollution or face government sanctions, most likely the loss of federal highway dollars.
The tighter standards will cost tens of billions of dollars to implement, but will ultimately save billions in avoided emergency room visits, premature deaths, and missed work and school days, the EPA said.
The proposed range was what scientists had recommended during the Bush administration. However, former President George W. Bush personally intervened and set the standard above what was advised after protests from electric utilities and other industries. The Bush standard was still stricter than the previous smog standard set in 1997.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said in a statement Thursday that science, this time around, had been followed.
"EPA is stepping up to protect Americans from one of the most persistent and widespread pollutants we face," Jackson said. "Using the best science to strengthen these standards is long overdue action that will help millions of Americans breathe easier and live healthier."
The Obama administration last year had indicated it planned to scrap the Bush smog limits, when it asked a federal judge to stay a lawsuit challenging the March 2008 standards brought by 11 states and environmental groups.
Smog is a respiratory irritant that has been linked to asthma attacks and other respiratory illnesses. It is formed when emissions from burning gasoline, power and chemical plants, refineries and other factories mix in sunlight.
While smog has been a long-term problem in parts of Texas, California, and along the northeast Coast, the new standards could affect counties in Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, the Dakotas, Kansas, Minnesota and Iowa for the first time based on EPA data.
Environmentalists immediately endorsed the decision. "If EPA follows through, it will mean significantly cleaner air and better health protection," said Frank O'Donnell, president of the advocacy group Clean Air Watch.
Representatives of the oil and gas industry, which said they have already invested $175 billion toward environmental improvements, were quick to say the proposal lacked "scientific justification."
"There is absolutely no basis for EPA to propose changing the ozone standards promulgated by the EPA Administrator in 2008," the American Petroleum Institute said in a statement. "To do so is an obvious politicization of the air quality standard setting process that could mean unnecessary energy cost increases, job losses and less domestic oil and natural gas development and energy security."
The EPA proposal presents a range for the allowable concentration of ground-level ozone, the main ingredient in smog, from 60 parts per billion to 70 parts per billion. That's equivalent to a single tennis ball in an Olympic-sized swimming pool full of tennis balls. EPA will select a specific figure within that range later this year.
The Bush standard adopted in 2008 was 75 parts per billion. Since 1997, it had been 84 parts per billion.
The stricter limit comes with additional costs, from $19 billion up to $90 billion a year by 2020, according to EPA. The Bush administration had put the cost to industry and drivers to meet its standard at between $7.6 billion to $8.5 billion a year.
Counties and states will have up to 20 years to meet the new limits, depending on how severely they are out of compliance. They will have to submit plans for meeting the new limits by end of 2013 or early 2014.
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Actually Cork -- I agree with you.
The price of electricty since Feb 2004, while generally moving higher, did not keep pace with what it really "costs to maintain the grid" and produce power for North America.
Why was that? Think Calpine, Dynegy, Duke, Reliant, Mirant, etc.
Think changes to the EPA by Bush to keep alive the coal producers.
Think "ethanol", etc. Think also, that certain comoditiy prices may have been kept artifically lower, OR lower than what they should have really been given the economic growth over the past decade. Yes -- some areas of the country were over-built.
But cheaper power, is what manufacturers need too.
That said, for ABWTQ -- if they are not going to properly manage their own needs both as a buyer and a seller of power from and to the grid, then they shouldn't be in the business.
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The above said, why was the price of electricty allowed to remain relatively stable (with some spikes along the way) -- same with cotton, lumber, etc. but the price of gold crude, natural gas was allowed to go up 5-fold in some cases.
Maybe becuase that is how the PPT designed it to be (through a series of complex off-balance sheet Banking derivatives).
See below for an explanation on the PPT (How Markets Really Work).
THE FIX IS IN:
Manipulation: How Markets Really Work
by Stephen Lendman
Friday, 29 May 2009
The government's visible hand and insiders control markets and manipulate them up or down for profit - all of them, including stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Wall Street's mantra is that markets move randomly and reflect the collective wisdom of investors. The truth is quite opposite. The government's visible hand and insiders control markets and manipulate them up or down for profit - all of them, including stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies.
It's financial fraud or what former high-level Wall Street insider and former Assistant HUD Secretary Catherine Austin Fitts calls "pump and dump," defined as "artificially inflating the price of a stock or other security through promotion, in order to sell at the inflated price," then profit more on the downside by short-selling. "This practice is illegal under securities law, yet it is particularly common," and in today's volatile markets likely ongoing daily.
Why? Because the profits are enormous, in good and bad times, and when carried to extremes like now, Fitts calls it "pump(ing) and dump(ing) of the entire American economy," duping the public, fleecing trillions from them, and it's more than just "a process designed to wipe out the middle class. This is genocide (by other means) - a much more subtle and lethal version than ever before perpetrated by the scoundrels of our history texts."
Fitts explains that much more than market manipulation goes on. She describes a "financial coup d'etat, including fraudulent housing (and other bubbles), pump and dump schemes, naked short selling, precious metals price suppression, and active intervention in the markets by the government and central bank" along with insiders. It's a government-business partnership for enormous profits through "legislation, contracts, regulation (or lack of it), financing, (and) subsidies." More still overall by rigging the game for the powerful, while at the same time harming the public so cleverly that few understand what's happening.
Market Rigging Mechanisms - The Plunge Protection Team
On March 18, 1989, Ronald Reagan's Executive Order 12631 created the Working Group on Financial Markets (WGFM) commonly known as the Plunge Protection Team (PPT). It consisted of the following officials or their designees:
the President;
the Treasury Secretary as chairman;
the Fed chairman;
the SEC chairman; and
the Commodity Futures Trading Commission chairman.
Under Sec. 2, its "Purposes and Functions" were stated as follows:
(2) "Recognizing the goals of enhancing the integrity, efficiency, orderliness, and competitiveness of our Nation's financial markets and maintaining investor confidence, the Working Group shall identify and consider:
the major issues raised by the numerous studies on the events (pertaining to the) October 19, 1987 (market crash and consider) recommendations that have the potential to achieve the goals noted above; and ....governmental (and other) actions under existing laws and regulations....that are appropriate to carry out these recommendations."
In August 2005, Canada-based Sprott Asset Management (SAM) principals John Embry and Andrew Hepburn headlined their report on the US government's "surreptitious" market interventions: "Move Over, Adam Smith - The Visible Hand of Uncle Sam" to prevent "destabilizing stock market declines. Comprising key government agencies, stock exchanges and large Wall Street firms," this group "is significant because the government has never admitted to private-sector membership in the Working Group," nor is it hinting that manipulation works both ways - to stop or create panic.
"Current mythology holds that (equity) prices rise and fall on the basis of market forces alone. Such sentiments appear to be seriously mistaken....And as official rhetoric continues to toe the free market line, manipulation has become increasingly apparent....with the active participation of selected investment banks and brokerage houses" - the Wall Street giants.
In 2004, Texas Hedge Report principals Steven McIntyre and Todd Stein said "Almost every floor trader on the NYSE, NYMEX, CBOT and CME will admit to having seen the PPT in action in one form or another over the years" - violating the traditional notion that markets move randomly and reflect popular sentiment.
Worse still, according to SAM principals Embry and Hepburn, "the government's unwillingness to disclose its activities has rendered it very difficult to have a debate on the merits of such a policy," if there are any.
Further, "virtually no one ever mentions government intervention publicly....Our primary concern is that what apparently started as a stopgap measure may have morphed into a serious moral hazard situation."
Worst of all, if government and Wall Street collude to pump and dump markets, individuals and small investment firms can get trampled, and that's exactly what happened in late 2008 and early 2009, with much more to come as the greatest economic crisis since the Great Depression plays out over many more months.
That said, the PPT might more aptly be called the PPDT - The Plunge Protection/Destruction Team, depending on which way it moves markets at any time. Investors beware.
Manipulating markets is commonplace and as old as investing. Only the tools are more sophisticated and amounts involved greater. In her book, "Morgan: American Financier," Jean Strouse explained his role in the Panic of 1907, the result of stock market and real estate speculation that caused a market crash, bank runs, and hysteria. To restore confidence, JP Morgan and the Treasury Secretary organized a group of financiers to transfer funds to troubled banks and buy stocks. At the time, rumors were rampant that they orchestrated the panic for speculative profits and their main goals:
the 1908 National Monetary Commission to stabilize financial markets as a precursor to the Federal Reserve; and
the 1910 Jekyll Island meeting where powerful financial figures met in secret for nine days and created the private banking cartel Federal Reserve System, later congressionally established on December 23, 1913 and signed into law by Woodrow Wilson.
Morgan died early that year but profited hugely from the 1907 Panic. It let him expand his steel empire by buying the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company for about $45 million, an asset thought to be worth around $700 million. Today, similar schemes are more than ever common in the wake of the global economic crisis creating opportunities to buy assets cheap by bankers flush with bailout cash. Aided by PPT market rigging, it's simpler than ever.
Wharton Professor Itay Goldstein and Said Business School and Lincoln College, Oxford University Professor Alexander Guembel discussed price manipulation in their paper titled "Manipulation and the Allocational Role of Prices." They showed how traders effect prices on the downside through "bear raids," and concluded:
"We basically describe a theory of how bear raid manipulation works....What we show here is that by selling (a stock or more effectively short-selling it), you have a real effect on the firm. The connection with real value is the new thing....This is the crucial element," but they claim the process only works on the downside, not driving shares up.
In fact, high-volume program trading, analyst recommendations, positive or negative media reports, and other devices do it both ways.
Also key is that a company's stock price and true worth can be highly divergent. In other words, healthy or sick firms may be way-over or under-valued depending on market and economic conditions and how manipulative traders wish to price them, short or longer term.
The idea that equity prices reflect true value or that markets move randomly (up or down) is rubbish. They never have and more than ever don't now.
The Exchange Stabilization Fund (ESF)
The 1934 Gold Reserve Act created the US Treasury's ESF. Section 7 of the 1944 Bretton Woods Agreements made its operations permanent. As originally established, the Treasury ran the Fund outside of congressional oversight "to keep sharp swings in the dollar's exchange rate from (disrupting) financial markets" through manipulation. Its operations now include stabilizing foreign currencies, extending credit lines to foreign governments, and last September to guaranteeing money market funds against losses for up to $50 billion.
In 1995, the Clinton administration used the fund to provide Mexico a $20 billion credit line to stabilize the peso at a time of economic crisis, and earlier administrations extended loans or credit lines to China, Brazil, Ecuador, Iceland and Liberia. The Treasury's web site also states that:
"By law, the Secretary has considerable discretion in the use of ESF resources. The legal basis of the ESF is the Gold Reserve Act of 1934. As amended in the late 1970s....the Secretary (per) approval of the President, may deal in gold, foreign exchange, and other instruments of credit and securities."
In other words, ESF is a slush fund for whatever purposes the Treasury wishes, including ones it may not wish to disclose, such as manipulating markets, directing funds to the IMF and providing them with strings to borrowers as the Treasury's site explains:
"....Treasury has often linked the availability of ESF financing to a borrower's use of the credit facilities of the IMF, both to support the IMF's role and to strengthen assurances that there will be timely repayment of ESF financing."
The Counterparty Risk Management Policy Group (CRMPG)
Established in 1999 in the wake of the Long Term Capital Management (LTCM) crisis, it manipulates markets to benefit giant Wall Street firms and high-level insiders. According to one account, it was to curb future crises by:
letting giant financial institutions collude through large-scale program trading to move markets up or down as they wish;
bailing out its members in financial trouble; and
manipulating markets short or longer-term with government approval at the expense of small investors none the wiser and often getting trampled.
In August 2008, CRMPG III issued a report titled "Containing Systemic Risk: The Road to Reform." It was deceptive on its face in stating that CRMPG "was designed to focus its primary attention on the steps that must be taken by the private sector to reduce the frequency and/or severity of future financial shocks while recognizing that such future shocks are inevitable, in part because it is literally impossible to anticipate the specific timing and triggers of such events."
In fact, the "private sector" creates "financial shocks" to open markets, remove competition, and consolidate for greater power by buying damaged assets cheap. Financial history has numerous examples of preying on the weak, crushing competition, socializing risks, privatizing profits, redistributing wealth upward to a financial oligarchy, creating "tollbooth economies" in debt bondage according to Michael Hudson, and overall getting a "free lunch" at the public's expense.
CRMPG explains financial excesses and crises this way:
"At the end of the day, (their) root cause....on both the upside and the downside of the cycle is collective human behavior: unbridled optimism on the upside and fear on the downside, all in a setting in which it is literally impossible to anticipate when optimism gives rise to fear or fear gives rise to optimism...."
"What is needed, therefore, is a form of private initiative that will complement official oversight in encouraging industry-wide practices that will help mitigate systemic risk. The recommendations of the Report have been framed with that objective in mind."
In other words, let foxes guard the henhouse to keep inventing new ways to extract gains (a "free lunch") in increasingly larger amounts - "in the interest of helping to contain systemic risk factors and promote greater stability."
Or as Orwell might have said: instability is stability, creating systemic risk is containing it, sloping playing fields are level ones, extracting the greatest profit is sharing it, and what benefits the few helps everyone.
Michel Chossudovsky explains that: "triggering market collapse(s) can be a very profitable undertaking. (Evidence suggests) that the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulators have created an environment which supports speculative transactions (through) futures, options, index funds, derivative securities (and short-selling), etc. (that) make money when the stock market crumbles....foreknowledge and inside information (create golden profit opportunities for) powerful speculators" able to move markets up or down with the public none the wiser.
As a result, concentrated wealth and "financial power resulting from market manipulation is unprecedented" with small investors' savings, IRAs, pensions, 401ks, and futures being decimated from it.
Deconstructing So-Called "Green Shoots"
Daily the corporate media trumpet them to lull the unwary into believing the global economic crisis is ebbing and recovery is on the way. Not according to longtime market analyst Bob Chapman who calls green shoots "Poison Ivy" and economist Nouriel Roubini saying they're "yellow weeds" at a time there's lots more pain ahead.
For many months and in a recent commentary he refers to "the worst financial crisis, economic crisis and recession since the Great Depression....the consensus is now becoming optimistic again and says that we are going to go from minus 6 percent growth to positive growth in the second half of the year....my views are much more bearish....The problems of the financial system are severe. Many banks are still insolvent."
We're "piling public debt on top of private debt to socialize the losses; and at some point the back of (the) government('s) balance sheet is going to break, and if that happens, it's going to be a disaster." Short of that, he, Chapman, and others see the risks going forward as daunting. As for the recent stock market rise, they both call it a "sucker's rally" that will reverse as the US economy keeps contracting and the financial system suffers unexpected or manipulated shocks.
Highly respected market analyst Louise Yamada agrees. As Randall Forsyth reported in the May 25 issue of Barron's Up and Down Wall Street column:
"It is almost uncanny the degree to which 2002-08 has tracked 1932-38, 'Yamada writes in her latest note to clients.' " Her "Alternate Hypothesis" compares this structural bear market to 1929-42:
"the dot-com collapse parallels the Great Crash and its aftermath," followed by the 2003-07 recovery, similar to 1933-37;
then the late 2008 - early March 2009 collapse tracks a similar 1937-38 trajectory, after which a strong rally followed much like today;
then in November 1938, the market dropped 22% followed by a 26% rise and a series of further ups and downs - down 28%, up 23%, down 16%, up 13%, and a final 29% decline ending in 1942;
from the 1938 high ("analogous to where we are now," she says), stock prices fell 41% to a final bottom.
Are we at one today as market touts claim? No according to Yamada - top-ranked among her peers in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004 when she worked at Citigroup's Smith Barney division. Since 2005, she's headed her own independent research company.
She says structural bear markets typically last 13 - 16 years so this one has a long way to go before "complet(ing) the repair process." She calls the current rebound "a bungee jump," very typical of bear markets. Numerous ones occurred during the Great Depression, 8 alone from 1929 - 1932, some deceptively strong.
Expect market manipulators today to produce similar price action going forward - to enrich themselves while trampling on the unwary, well-advised to protect their dollars from becoming quarters or dimes.
Reference: Baltimore Chronicle (below)
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Stephen Lendman is a Research Associate of the Centre for Research on Globalization. He lives in Chicago and can be reached at lendmanstephen@sbcglobal.net.
Also visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com and listen to The Global Research News Hour on RepublicBroadcasting.org Mondays from 11AM to 1PM US Central time for cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on world and national topics. All programs are archived for easy listening.
Mr. Lendman's stories are republished in the Baltimore Chronicle with permission of the author.
Results were somewhat interesting.
Don't forget that as of January 1st, the Black Liquor Tax Credits will disappear.
And Canadian Credits are not really credits -- the company only gets them if they spend additional monies on "Energy Efficiency". Lots of projects to do, but no money to initiate them. I think they can either do three things in this regard:
1. As I mentioned previously, combine their stranded assets with others in the industry to "spin-off" via an IPO to the general marketplace, all potential Bio-Mass projects for upcoming Cap & Trade. NEW EPA rules annouced today, should also assist in evaluation.
2. Negotiate with an ESSCO directly to take-on the risk of converting stranded assets to Bio-Mass or other suitable projects in order to obtain Canadian Credits. I don't prefer this option, but it might be their only option due to limited current "cash flow".
3. Almost every day, Electricity Generation Projects are being evaluated, so 20-year forecasts that include a society with 25% electric automobiles is being factored into the price. Maybe ABWTQ should just sell the remainder of their generation assets now and buy their power needs under fixed price scenerios (caps and floors).
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I thought some might be interested in this information (below) on Cap and Trade, as undoubtedly Del. and Touche will have to include something in their upcoming valuation forecasts.
Tiabbi: GS next bubble is Green via Cap & Trade 1-Jul-09 10:27 pm
Re: Get me in on the next Goldman Bubble! 1-Jul-09 01:43 pm
It's Cap N Trade Trading on the Chicago Climate Exchange in which Goldman owns 10%. Skip the stock market and buy forest land.
Goldman Sachs Cap N Trade bill will require a house 1-Jul-09 10:49 inspection.
owner -- who wants to sell to get a house inspection to make sure it meets energy conservation requirements. You insulation, stove,refrig,etc. If it does not, you have to fix these before you can list it. Of course the requirements will be increased as years go by. Let's hope housing prices increased way,way beyond what you paid for it.
credit default swaps= naked shorted securities 30-Jun-09 07:13 pm = time bomb
Here's how it works: Cap n Trade Energy 28-Jun-09 11:51 am
Here's how it works: If the bill passes, there will be limits for coal plants, utilities, natural-gas distributors and numerous other industries on the amount of carbon emissions (a.k.a. greenhouse gases) they can produce per year. If the companies go over their allotment,.they will be able to buy "allocations" Or credits from other companies that have managed to produce fewer emissions. President Obama conservatively estimates that about $646 billion worth of carbon offsets will be auctioned in the first seventy years - one of his top economic aides speculates that the real number might be twice or even three times that amount.
The feature of this plan that has special appeal to speculators is that the "cap" on carbon will be continually lowered by the government, which means that carbon credits will become more and more scarce with each passing year. Which means that this is a brand-new commodities market where the main commodity to be traded is guaranteed to rise in price overtime. The volume of this new market will be upwards of a trillion dollars annually; for comparison's sake, the annual combined revenues of all electricity suppliers in the U.S. total $320 billion.
Goldman wants this bill. The plan is (1) to get in on the ground floor of paradigm shifting legislation, (2) make sure that they're the profit-making slice of that paradigm and (3) make sure the slice is a big slice. Goldman started pushing hard for cap-and-trade long ago, but things really ramped up last year when the firm spent $3.5 million to lobby climate issues. (One of their lobbyists at the time was none other than Patterson, now Treasury chief of staff.)
Back in 2005, when Hank Paulson was chief of Goldman, he personally helped author the bank's environmental policy, a document that contains some surprising elements for a firm that in all other areas has been consistently opposed to any sort of government regulation. Paulson's report argued that "voluntary action alone cannot solve the climate-change problem". A few years later, the bank's carbon chief, Ken Newcombe, insisted that cap-and-trade alone won't be enough to fix the climate problem and called for further public investments in research and development. Which is convenient, considering that Goldman made early investments in wind power (it bought a subsidiary called Horizon Wind Energy), renewable diesel (it is an investor in a firm called Changing World Technologies) and solar power (it partnered with BP Solar), exactly the kind of deals that will prosper if the government forces energy producers to use cleaner energy. As Paulson said at the time, "We're not making those investments to lose money."
The bank owns a 10 percent stake in the Chicago Climate Exchange, where the carbon credits will be traded. Moreover, Goldman owns a minority stake in Blue Source LLC, a Utah-based firm that sells carbon credits of the type that will be in great demand if the bill passes.
Nobel Prize winner Al Gore, who is intimately involved with the planning of cap-and-trade, started up a company called Generation Investment Management with three former bigwigs from Goldman Sachs Asset Management, David Blood, Mark Ferguson and Peter Harris. Their business? Investing in carbon offsets. There's also a $500 million Green Growth Fund set up by a Goldmanite to invest in green-tech ... the list goes on and on. Goldman is ahead of the headlines again, just waiting for someone to make it rain in the right spot. Will this market be bigger than the energy-futures market?
"Oh, it'll dwarf it," says a former staffer on the House energy committee.
Re: ABWTQ -- Lumber Chart (today's close).
Looks like it will go back and fill the gap-up from Tuesday night. But the real key should be the outer months (imo) at this point. Example: ABWTQ's unsold inventory is no longer worth less than $200, it is worth $263 in the futures market.
The prime brokers over the past several months have either been using the second near month or the second to last traded futures month to "game" futures inventories.
Example: true backwardation or contango. Eventually, these hedges with crude and gold and the USDX are going to come off. Too many people have lost their jobs on Wall Street OR are mad as heck, because they were not paid their just bonuses this past year and are now squaking about what Wall Street really is. See AIG on CDS contracts article with Goldman today.
Changes to the CFTC trading rules back in the early part of this decade allowed for many of the prime brokers to "game" the system.
Reference: all of the "net" information on the ENRON LOOPHOLE.
The original design of the ENRON LOOPHOLE never took into account "today's trading schemes".
Example: "sell" cotton, lumber, pork bellies, etc. "buy" crude, natural gas gold, PM, and Agriculture commodities.
See also -- Goldman, Morgan Stanley Threatened by CFTC Review (Update1)
By Margot Habiby
July 8 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley may never have the same leeway in commodities as they did when oil reached a record $147 a barrel last year.
The Commodities Futures Trading Commission will consider greater regulation of oil, gas and other energy markets at hearings this month. It plans to review exemptions to trading limits that since the 1990s allowed Goldman and Morgan to build multibillion-dollar ventures in futures, swaps and over-the- counter markets.
“They’re very significant swaps participants, and they’re very significant dealers for over-the-counter swaps in the commodities market,” said Dan Waldman, former general counsel of the CFTC and a senior partner at Arnold & Porter LLP in Washington. “If their ability to do some of that business was limited, they’d have to find other ways to reduce their risk or reduce the size of their commodity swaps books.”
Energy swaps are trades in which parties exchange the difference between two price payments, one fixed and one floating, for a specific commodity for a period of time.
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley accounted for about half of the $15 billion in revenue that the world’s 10 largest investment banks generated from commodities in 2007, Ethan Ravage, a financial-services industry consultant in San Francisco, estimated last year, as energy prices neared records.
Spokesmen for both banks declined to comment, as did one from Barclays Plc. Spokesmen from JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. didn’t immediately return calls for comment.
Soaring Prices
Oil prices almost tripled to a record $147.27 a barrel in July 2008 from less than $50 a barrel in January 2007. It took less than five months for prices to peak after topping $100 a barrel in February 2008. Crude oil for August delivery fell $1.12, or 1.8 percent, yesterday in New York to $62.93 a barrel. That’s up 94 percent from a low of $32.40 in December.
“A lot of what we’ve seen in recent years has nothing to do with the underlying fundamentals of the market,” said Tom Bentz, a senior energy analyst at BNP Paribas Commodity Futures Inc. in New York. “Something has to be done to reduce some of the speculation, no doubt about it.”
Exchanges regulated by the CFTC are allowed to set their own position limits or accountability levels which are designed primarily to keep one party from gaining too much control of a market. The limits are applied to futures that call for actual delivery of the commodity rather than settling in cash.
Financial Risks
Investment banks typically use commodity market transactions to protect themselves against financial risk from deals that have very little to do with the actual production or consumption of the commodity in question. That differs from hedging done by energy producers or consumers who have a direct stake in the price.
“It sounds like unless you’re a true hedger like Southwest Airlines, unless you are a producer in Texas, you’re going to lose your status to have nearly unlimited position size,” said James Cordier, portfolio manager and founder of OptionSellers.com in Tampa, Florida. “Right now, you can hold as many contracts as you like. You simply need to report them.”
The New York Mercantile Exchange’s position accountability levels and limits restrict oil traders to 10,000 net futures for any one trading month, and 20,000 net futures for all months, though they can’t exceed 3,000 contracts in the last three trading days of the spot month, Anu Ahluwalia, a Nymex spokeswoman, said in an e-mail. Natural gas traders are limited to 12,000 net futures and 1,000 in the last three trading days.
Trading Limits
Traders can go above those levels, though such moves open them up to review by the exchange, which can tell them to reduce or freeze their position. Traders can often get around the Nymex limits via loopholes that allow them to invest in futures and swaps on other exchanges. The CFTC is trying to close some of those loopholes, which have been blamed for price fluctuations.
“The CFTC doesn’t want to see these wild swings occur,” said Peter Beutel, president of Cameron Hanover Inc., an energy consulting company in New Canaan, Connecticut. “I don’t think a lot of people in the industry would argue against imposing strict limits on investment funds.”
U.S. House Agriculture Committee Chairman Collin Peterson, a Minnesota Democrat, said position limits would be one way to keep speculators from distorting markets to the point where they’re no longer effective risk management tools for actual users of a commodity.
‘Pretty Hard’
“I think it’s pretty hard to argue there wasn’t some effect on markets last year” when index fund money flowed into commodities markets that were setting records, he said in an interview yesterday in Washington. Peterson’s committee passed a bill in February that limited positions a trader could hold.
U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown and France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy believe volatile oil prices have caused grave damage to the world economy and must be addressed urgently, they said in an article they wrote for the Wall Street Journal today.
“The oil market is complex, but such erratic price movement in one of the world’s most crucial commodities is a growing cause for alarm,” they wrote in the article, posted on the newspaper’s Web site.
They argued for more dialogue between producers and consumers through the Riyadh-based International Energy Forum, whose members account for more than 90 percent of global oil and gas supply and demand.
Aggregate Positions
The big remaining question is whether the CFTC should have authority to impose position limits on energy speculators across all markets, so-called aggregate limits, Peterson said.
“Hedge funds and banks are always an easy scapegoat for regulators when they see price increases that are detrimental to consumers,” said Christopher Peel, chief executive officer of BlackSquare Capital LLP. The London-based firm manages about $250 million in funds of hedge funds, including one dedicated to commodities.
Critics say that enforcing position limits and driving the investment banks out of the market will hurt liquidity and cause prices to rise.
“These possible CFTC limitations are going to be a huge factor for prices for a lot of commodities,” said Matthew Zeman, a trader at LaSalle Futures Group in Chicago. “Speculators are being driven out of the market now as they get nervous about what limitations might be put in.”
Entities like Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan “are the market makers,” said Michael Lewis, a partner in the Washington law office of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP in a telephone interview.
‘Huge Positions’
“Those are the entities that have the huge positions,” he said. “If the financial players, the banks, the hedge funds, et cetera, are limited to the number of trades they can take, it will lead to less trading. Less trading, I don’t think necessarily leads to lower prices.”
Senator Byron Dorgan, a North Dakota Democrat, dismissed as “absolutely absurd” talk that position limits will harm energy markets. “No one’s talking about changing the market that in any way denies the use of it for legitimate hedging purposes.” Financial players are “in the market to try to make a quick buck.
That market was created for hedging, not gambling.”
Paul Zubulake, a senior analyst at Aite Group LLC in Liberty Corner, New Jersey, said “lack of liquidity is going to increase costs, which will be passed on to consumers. That’s what the political scene refuses to acknowledge.”
To contact the reporter on this story: Margot Habiby in Dallas at mhabiby@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: July 8, 2009 04:34 EDT
FYI --bonds are flying (36.5)
Hedged shorts will have to buy common against their bonds as they are rising.
Remember Calpine under BK: Lehman supposedly bought shares, JP Morgan and Goldman were then rumored to buy the bonds forcing a covering in common to $4.30 (hedged shorts).
Also -- NEW EPA Rules for many counties in the great USA announced today, should have a significant affect on Deloitte & Touche's new valuation for ABWTQ assets -- CAP & TRADE and the NEW REFLATION TRADE -- Reference Matt Taibbi and others.
In relation to the carry trade as it affects ABWTQ (hard commodities vs. soft commodities). The unwind from the rumored Feb 2004 "Gaming of the System" buy the PPT Executive Order signed buy Ronald Regan. Peak Oil? OR Just a quasi-simulation for what is to come in the future since Feb 2004.
Reference: Naked shorting for AbitibiBowater and their predecessor companies -- Market Regulation Services in Canada claimed back in 2007 that naked shorting in Canada was illegal and referenced all US exchanges Regulatory bodies for questions or concerns. At that time, they seemed to suggest the market was being largely controlled by an algorithim program.
They also had no answer when it came to Canadian Listed Companies having an OTC BB or PK stock symbol -- I think we have found the way around naked shorting Canadian stocks that includes Abitibi, Fairfax, and others that were advised by GS.
We now know from all of the Court Documents last summer, when the Russian trader tried to steal a program from Goldman, that that particular program "could be used to manipulate markets".
No doubt, there is much more to the Abitibi story than a 30% excess NEWSPRINT capacity.
Re: ABWTQ Naked Shorts (BOW, ABY, ABH) and Credit Default Swaps -- someone was recently asking for this info.
Note that both Credit Default Swaps and Illegal Naked shorting were just two ways that the PPT (mm's and major brokers) could game the system. As I said before, someone wants these assets real bad.
Just look at the Illegal Naked Shorts after the merger. With the SEC and FBI now looking into many of these trading schemes (flash trading and the alike), I boldly suggest that the 2-year statute of limitations no longer applies here.
By the way, Frank in the Montreal office advised back in May 2007, that the senior mangement and the executive and the Board of Directors were all actively involved in trying to figure out what was going on with the share price -- all running around like chickens.
Subsequently, Frank advised that Weaver told him that as soon as the merger took place Patison would be actively involved.
Believe me -- at the end of the day, there is going to be equity -- otherwise under Sarbanes Oxley -- a whole lot of people will get Class Actioned on this market manipulation.
By the way, I am hearing that the old Calpine shareholders may get a settlement of roughly $43 to $45 million dollars, based on the illegal trading schemes that were used to naked short over 50% of their stock.
Abitibi was listed on the SEC and FINRA naked shjort list for many, many months, as the data shows.
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20080912 3687100 ABH 554401 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 4.6
20080915 3687100 ABH 534080 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 5.1
20080916 3687100 ABH 544990 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 5.31
20080917 3687100 ABH 578903 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 5.21
20080918 3687100 ABH 45441 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 4.54
20080922 3687100 ABH 23977 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 7.3
20080924 3687100 ABH 49955 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 6.05
20081009 3687100 ABH 370096 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.93
20081010 3687100 ABH 106564 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.48
20081020 3687100 ABH 22676 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.85
20081022 3687100 ABH 32482 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.78
20081031 3687100 ABH 49990 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.62
20081104 3687100 ABH 17951 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.65
20081107 3687100 ABH 212825 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.67
20081110 3687100 ABH 174586 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.82
20081114 3687100 ABH 30976 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.28
20081120 3687100 ABH 16050 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.6
20081121 3687100 ABH 26053 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.43
20081125 3687100 ABH 29842 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 1.07
20081126 3687100 ABH 24659 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.86
20081128 3687100 ABH 26845 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.7
20081201 3687100 ABH 13985 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.69
20081202 3687100 ABH 27269 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.53
20081203 3687100 ABH 15670 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.6
20081204 3687100 ABH 75264 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20081205 3687100 ABH 56261 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.45
20081208 3687100 ABH 11245 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.48
20081209 3687100 ABH 138629 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.43
20081210 3687100 ABH 165898 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.41
20081211 3687100 ABH 20289 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.37
20081212 3687100 ABH 95854 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.32
20081215 3687100 ABH 106311 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.42
20081216 3687100 ABH 42429 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.36
20081217 3687100 ABH 31547 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
20081218 3687100 ABH 166838 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.34
20081219 3687100 ABH 193077 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.26
20081222 3687100 ABH 141209 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.24
20081224 3687100 ABH 97224 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.51
20081229 3687100 ABH 74790 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.52
20081230 3687100 ABH 41968 ABITIBIBOWATER, INC. 0.49
PS -- someone should send this post to Duane and ask for his comments -- he is also aware of the Naked Short issue -- but maybe you will get some more infor. Note that S. Kursman is also aware.
Common stock purchase or sale:
Transaction
& Date Reported
Date Company Symbol Insider
Relationship Shares
Traded Average
Price Total
Amount Shares
Ownership Filing
2009-10-19
Sale 2009-10-21
3:00 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 32,500 $22.26 $723,304 4,327,900
(Direct) View
2009-10-12-
-2009-10-13
Sale 2009-10-14
1:02 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 204,600 $22.15 $4,532,361 4,360,400
(Direct) View
2009-10-07-
-2009-10-08
Sale 2009-10-09
2:13 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 87,376 $21.25 $1,857,057 4,565,000
(Direct) View
2009-09-22
Sale 2009-09-24
12:54 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 118,732 $21.26 $2,524,634 4,652,376
(Direct) View
2009-09-14-
-2009-09-15
Sale 2009-09-16
2:20 pm NATIONAL COAL CORP NCOC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 401,600 $1.28 $513,904 5,480,012
(Direct) View
2009-05-04-
-2009-05-05
Sale 2009-05-06
4:34 pm NATIONAL COAL CORP NCOC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 47,500 $2.533 $120,300 5,881,612
(Direct) View
2009-03-03
Purchase 2009-03-05
1:20 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 20,000 $8.986 $179,730 4,771,108
(Direct) View
2009-03-02
Purchase 2009-03-03
12:45 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 104,000 $9.497 $987,678 4,751,108
(Direct) View
2009-02-20-
-2009-02-23
Purchase 2009-02-24
2:04 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 132,108 $11.68 $1,542,928 4,647,108
(Direct) View
2009-02-18
Purchase 2009-02-20
3:16 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 100,000 $12.54 $1,253,940 4,515,000
(Direct) View
2009-01-30
Purchase 2009-02-03
2:47 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 52,286 $13.7 $716,229 4,415,000
(Direct) View
2009-01-20
Purchase 2009-01-22
4:07 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 5,282 $13.47 $71,145 4,362,714
(Direct) View
2009-01-14-
-2009-01-15
Purchase 2009-01-16
4:05 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 94,718 $13.19 $1,249,597 4,357,432
(Direct) View
2009-01-12
Purchase 2009-01-13
5:32 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 319,400 $14.56 $4,650,085 4,262,714
(Direct) View
2009-01-09
Purchase 2009-01-12
4:29 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 54,100 $15.55 $841,478 3,943,314
(Direct) View
2009-01-08
Purchase 2009-01-09
4:14 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 100,000 $15.86 $1,586,330 3,889,214
(Direct) View
2009-01-06-
-2009-01-07
Purchase 2009-01-07
6:26 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 300,000 $16.5 $4,949,880 3,789,214
(Direct) View
2008-12-22-
-2008-12-23
Purchase 2008-12-24
4:30 pm James River Coal CO JRCC STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 277,000 $12.07 $3,342,958 3,489,214
(Direct) View
2008-12-04-
-2008-12-05
Sale 2008-12-05
5:46 pm AbitibiBowater Inc. ABH STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 335,000 $0.4679 $156,750 5,194,652
(Direct) View
2008-12-02-
-2008-12-03
Sale 2008-12-03
6:04 pm AbitibiBowater Inc. ABH STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 122,000 $0.564 $68,802 5,529,652
(Direct) View
2008-11-28-
-2008-12-01
Sale 2008-12-01
6:02 pm AbitibiBowater Inc. ABH STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 43,148 $0.6943 $29,956 5,651,652
(Direct) View
2008-10-13-
-2008-10-20
Sale 2008-11-26
5:42 pm AbitibiBowater Inc. ABH STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 221,200 $2.115 $467,890 5,794,800
(Direct) View
2008-11-25-
-2008-11-26
Sale 2008-11-26
5:40 pm AbitibiBowater Inc. ABH STEELHEAD NAVIGATOR MASTER, L.P.
(10% owner) 100,000 $0.7066 $70,660 5,694,800
(Direct) View
Could be wrong -- maybe a name change from Steelhead Partners LLC to Steelhead Navigator Master L.P., but SEC Form 4 still shows 5,194,652 shares and no shares sold up until June will they became a holder of less than 5%. MFFAIS DATA is only for Steelhead Partners LLC.
PS LUMBER futures still up huge this morning -- looks like it ran to $215 overnight.
This stock should be very, very interesting over the next several months.
Complexities moving forward:
1. Getting the proper valuation for their assets for Cap & Trade -- someone wanted these assets real bad (ie. forests worth more standing than cut down (maybe as much as 8 times more).
2. same as one -- except include their power generation assets -- someone wanted Calpine's assets real bad too. Which is why equities were hugely naked shorted. Not sure if I can post the data in its entirety -- but go to www.failstodeliver.com -- type in aby, bow (pre-merger) and then abh. type in GM, CIT etc. Wall Street still cheating according to recent naked short data. My guess is at least 850 million dollars was stolen from both shareholders and bondholders on the naked short issue. Also type in Fairfax -- huge naked shorts going back in history.
3. same as one -- bio mass potential for their shut-down assets (close to the electric grid) Industry as a whole should just shut "excesses" down and then spin off an IPO to the market place via Wall Street / Bay Street. Sell-Off say 95%.
4. more rumors about potential suitors. Tembec (tmbcf) was previously mentioned back in the sproing for some assets -- based on the trading programs (algorithm), it would not surprise me. My guess is that Fairfax wants to converts asap.
5. Lumber prices -- if all of Wall Street's deemed "inflationary" hedges are ever unwound ($400 trillion in worldwide derivatives -- unexplained) vs. the deflationary soft-commodities and certain currencies --- lumber could once again reach $440 due to all of the shut-in capacity.
Note: lumber prices are up a lot right now.
6. Steelhead -- 2 hedge funds (one long, one short), I guess. Can't figure it, though unless they protected themselves with puts, somehow. Stealhead Master Fund L.P. -- over 5 million shares.
7. recent run on bonds -- and legititmate shorts (likely hedges on the 2 million). Separate from the naked shorts going back four years.
8. Canadian Dollar -- high Cdn dollar allows for all of the current US denominated debt to be re-financed back into Cdn dollars at gret rates. US dollar expected to rise much over the next three years as derivatives are unwound.
It would have been nice if they had converted at 1.07 US back into Canadian dollars in 2008 -- they would have made 7% on all of they exchange -- 7% on 6 billion is what -- right into shareholders pockets (ie permently realize).
Right now it is 96, though -- not sure it is going much higher, but who knows.