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Re: jcpny777 post# 69

Tuesday, 03/02/2010 9:21:12 AM

Tuesday, March 02, 2010 9:21:12 AM

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Sorry, never going to get that high.

Here is a couple of reason why...

CCYPQ is not a preferred, but 1/40 of a the underlying bond. Each CorTS has a principal amount of $25. To hit $85 per security, bondholders would have to recover 340 percent of par (85/25). Old GM bonds are trading in the low to mid-30's now.

The bonds cannot trade much higher than par because that would give value to MTLQQ and the government could get quickly repaid.


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