ATCJeff
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Wall Street Journal announces the Fed will make a bailout loan to AIG, but structure is not yet known.
Bad newswire story. Not true
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Wall Street Journal announces the Fed will make a bailout loan to AIG, but structure is not yet known.
Well, hopefully it is not a bailout. I didn't like the BSC deal in March.
I am a shareholder of AIG and I hoped that they would find the capital needed or a buyer. AIG opened at $1.25 this morning and at one point was over $5.00 this afternoon. Should be a another wild ride tomorrow.:nuts:
Gumby,
If you can hold your AIG position and DCA into firesale prices this company will be back to $80 in three years. My plan is to buy this company and many of my other financial companies all the way back up - and that day will happen sooner than most anticipate.
Lets examine some of the rumored possibilities for AIG:
1) Private equity backstop
According to the media, AIG needs to raise about $75-100B by tomorrow. Experts are saying this idea is pretty much dead.
2) Fed extends loans to AIG. This is a likely possibility. But how will this fix AIG? This is nothing but a bandaid.
3) Conservatorship. Well, we know how that turned out for FNM/FRE shareholders.
I don't think you will get the chance to buy anymore shares. My gut is they're trying to save the policy holders, not the shareholders.
My Wifes Life Insurance Policy is through AIG.![]()
O'boy am I kicking myself for not buying UYG in premarket for 16 and change.
You could have bought McDonalds a few years back at $19 - it's now in the $50 zone. This could easily be a longer term position especially with gas prices due to come down.
It closed above $64 today. What caused it to go like it did in the last 5 years?
The Dems will pound this into the ground if they are smart and win the election.