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Analysis of: Ahead of the Bell: Analyst upgrades Wachovia to 'Buy' (biz.yahoo.com)
Implications: 1.A "Buy from a Hold" target price? Expectations are high and , perhaps, enhanced speculation. 2.The basis of formulation is a cut in dividends to the shareholder and common/preferred stock offerings.Liquidity is non-existent! 3.Commercial Losses are "Reasonable"?.Due Diligence must be...
Analysis of: Saudis to launch $5.3bn sovereign fund (www.ft.com)
Implications: 1.A First atempt to enter the Financial Arena without the appropriate Due Diligence may, likely, be a failure. 2.A Strategic Formulation of portfolio management for the purpose of a long-term Rate of Return , which may not materialize and, thereby,become a hazard to the Industry....
Analysis of: Citigroup to Sell $3 Billion in Stock (www.nytimes.com)
Implications: 1.Stock Offerings are Hugh - additional capital is needed after a recent Capitalization of $37B. Endless Re-capitalization? 2.Excessive losses on Mortgages, Bonds and Loans are materializing at a faster pace than expected by management. 3 The Insitution in question will not be able to...
Analysis of: Corroded to the core: How a staid Swiss bank let ambitions lead it into folly (www.ft.com)
Implications: 1.Investment Banking Division exposes the Institution to incrediable losses by way of securities linked to the troubled US housing market. 2.The most salient issue is: The inability to sell the same and an, ultimate loss in capitalization. 3.Decision - Making by Management: a clear lack...
Analysis of: Some Banks Rethink Investments as Money Tightens (www.nytimes.com)
Implications: 1.A Troubled Financial Banking Marketplace COULD lead to the concept of US Capitalization, which is the basis of our Financial Heritage. 2.American Bankers in discussions with Foreign Governmental Entities is considered to be Realistic? 3.The Salient Issues on the table - "What is our...
Analysis of: Double Take: JPMorgan Quietly Raising $6 Billion (www.housingwire.com)
Implications: 1.A search for Capital in a Down - Side Financial Marketplace , perhaps, a signal of Material Undercapitalization. 2.Due Diligence and Disclosure should be of paramount importance. 3.Tainted Financial Posture caused by mortgage -  related losses and write downs due to all credit market classes....
Analysis of: Citi allows loan ‘cherry picking’ (www.ft.com)
Implications: 1.Purchase an asset at a deep discount - well below origination value. A menu of leveraged loans to private equity and the opportunity for profitability. 2.A list of loans purchased for $.10 on the dollar ( $1.00 ) , in addition to assumption of debt.Value-added to the puchaser by way...
Analysis of: Wall Street braced for further $11bn writedown at Citigroup (business.timesonline.co.uk)
Implications: 1.Additional write-downs by a Major player in the Banking Idustry will affect the stock price, financial marketplace and, stockholder. 2.It is, entirely, possible that the mentioned Financial Insitution will set a precedent in the community of peers. 3.From profitability of $2.00 + per...
Analysis of: Anatomy of a Merger (dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com)
Implications: 1.The entire Financial Marketplace is experiencing  Negative implications  of the M & A cause and effect. 2.One can define this example as a "Bailout" ; an injection of new liquidity by the Government or Private Investor's , who will place a Demand for Control by way of an...
Analysis of: WaMu Ditches the Wholesale Mortgage Biz (www.businessweek.com)
Implications: 1.The Financial Institution makes a strategic decision to eliminate "Risk" by terminating residential mortgage loans through the independent mortgage broker. A new market must emerge . 2.The risks to the lender: 1. To gain business by offering Competitive Rates and, 2. Reliance on buyer...

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