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OTCBB plays normally rocket higher
very nice morning so far =)
why not spng went to .28 with billions in o/s
easy .01 for starter?
STBP catching up on Lehman .12x.15 UP 118%
$1.65B merger STBP UP 118% so far .12x.15
$1.65B merger STBP UP 118% so far .12x.15
CYCA this chart shows 200ma at $5-->
CYCA this chart shows 200ma at $5-->
this chart shows 200ma at $5-->
sorry not me
ewallet?
that's an easy target
thanks Layla
wow I didn't know this is a medical device play
CYCA.OB UP 57% .0011 Chart-->
CYCA.OB UP 57% .0011 Chart-->
CYCA.OB Chart profitspi version...
CYCA I agree
is anyone from here getting filled at 2?
LOL at least it's still considered a POST(merger)-confirmation status
BCND .0002 Final Stages of BUYOUT per company
BCND .0002 Final Stages of BUYOUT per company
the same law firm that represented Healthsouth I think but I could be wrong, better ask coachtequila
deficit went down to 500m and they earned another 176m for the 2nd qtr per latest news
GHTI I think it had 1.1b in o/s, pretty manageable for a run
Barclays to return assets to Lehman?-->
Lehman: Barclays Reaped $8.2 Billion Windfall
Article By PATRICK FITZGERALD
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said Barclays PLC earned a "windfall" of at least $8.2 billion when it bought Lehman's broker-dealer business in 2008.
Lehman said in a court filing Tuesday that Barclays received $8.2 billion in excess Lehman assets as a result of deliberate understatement of its assets.
A representative for Barclays wasn't immediately available to comment.
The windfall included a $5 billion undisclosed discount off the book value of securities transferred to Barclays and $2.7 billion added to the deal at Barclays' demand during the sale hearing conducted at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
Under the agreement, Barclays paid $1.54 billion for Lehman's North American broker-dealer business and agreed to assume up to $4.2 billion in liabilities, according to Lehman.
But Lehman said in court papers that evidence exists that undisclosed "self-interested" Lehman executives hid the discount for Barclays, inflated Lehman's liabilities and made undisclosed changes to the deal in a bid to elevate their employment prospects at Barclay's over Lehman's interest.
Lehman wants Judge James Peck, who signed off on the sale just days after Lehman collapsed, to modify the sale order forcing Barclays to return the excess value of the assets to Lehman's bankruptcy estate.
A hearing on that request is scheduled for Oct. 15.
Lehman filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sept. 15, 2008, in the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. The restructuring firm helping to wind down Lehman's business said in July that Lehman's U.S. units are sitting on more than $12 billion, up from about $3 billion when it collapsed last September.
Write to Patrick Fitzgerald at patrick.fitzgerald@dowjones.com
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125303142570412449.html
Lehman: Barclays Reaped $8.2 Billion Windfall
Article By PATRICK FITZGERALD
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said Barclays PLC earned a "windfall" of at least $8.2 billion when it bought Lehman's broker-dealer business in 2008.
Lehman said in a court filing Tuesday that Barclays received $8.2 billion in excess Lehman assets as a result of deliberate understatement of its assets.
A representative for Barclays wasn't immediately available to comment.
The windfall included a $5 billion undisclosed discount off the book value of securities transferred to Barclays and $2.7 billion added to the deal at Barclays' demand during the sale hearing conducted at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
Under the agreement, Barclays paid $1.54 billion for Lehman's North American broker-dealer business and agreed to assume up to $4.2 billion in liabilities, according to Lehman.
But Lehman said in court papers that evidence exists that undisclosed "self-interested" Lehman executives hid the discount for Barclays, inflated Lehman's liabilities and made undisclosed changes to the deal in a bid to elevate their employment prospects at Barclay's over Lehman's interest.
Lehman wants Judge James Peck, who signed off on the sale just days after Lehman collapsed, to modify the sale order forcing Barclays to return the excess value of the assets to Lehman's bankruptcy estate.
A hearing on that request is scheduled for Oct. 15.
Lehman filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sept. 15, 2008, in the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. The restructuring firm helping to wind down Lehman's business said in July that Lehman's U.S. units are sitting on more than $12 billion, up from about $3 billion when it collapsed last September.
Write to Patrick Fitzgerald at patrick.fitzgerald@dowjones.com
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125303142570412449.html
Lehman: Barclays Reaped $8.2 Billion Windfall
Article By PATRICK FITZGERALD
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. said Barclays PLC earned a "windfall" of at least $8.2 billion when it bought Lehman's broker-dealer business in 2008.
Lehman said in a court filing Tuesday that Barclays received $8.2 billion in excess Lehman assets as a result of deliberate understatement of its assets.
A representative for Barclays wasn't immediately available to comment.
The windfall included a $5 billion undisclosed discount off the book value of securities transferred to Barclays and $2.7 billion added to the deal at Barclays' demand during the sale hearing conducted at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan.
Under the agreement, Barclays paid $1.54 billion for Lehman's North American broker-dealer business and agreed to assume up to $4.2 billion in liabilities, according to Lehman.
But Lehman said in court papers that evidence exists that undisclosed "self-interested" Lehman executives hid the discount for Barclays, inflated Lehman's liabilities and made undisclosed changes to the deal in a bid to elevate their employment prospects at Barclay's over Lehman's interest.
Lehman wants Judge James Peck, who signed off on the sale just days after Lehman collapsed, to modify the sale order forcing Barclays to return the excess value of the assets to Lehman's bankruptcy estate.
A hearing on that request is scheduled for Oct. 15.
Lehman filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sept. 15, 2008, in the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. The restructuring firm helping to wind down Lehman's business said in July that Lehman's U.S. units are sitting on more than $12 billion, up from about $3 billion when it collapsed last September.
Write to Patrick Fitzgerald at patrick.fitzgerald@dowjones.com
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB125303142570412449.html
PFEH back to .001 UP 66%
PFEH back to .001 UP 66%
IHGP over 1B in volume up 100% .0002
MSITF .0001 medical plays have been hot lately
estimated sales for 2008 50m--100m http://www.kompass.com/lt/US935298
pinksheets profile looks like it's been updated
NIR Group, the main creditor (according to past SEC filings) and perhaps the owner of the shell, might have better plans for EPCG
Browning could be out of the picture now
MMAM.OB .0014 113M O/S
MMAM.OB .0014 113M O/S
Excellent call TAKI! what's your next triplezero pick?
amazing breakout of .30 resistance, so what's the verdict here? why would they deregister the shares? will they issue new stock?