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after this cash infusion everyone will jump on the E*trade wagon and
buy like crazy tommorow. i am predicting around a dollar increase. In the long run this company is going to last. yes.. the debt is high but as they have stated before they are well capitalized and can remain well capitalized even with an immediate 1 billion write down. |
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Bad deal for shareholders. It is a toxic debt for E Trade. Its Balance
Sheet is now worse than before. http://www.businessweek.com/investor/content/nov2007/pi20071129_37924... |
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yep I agree..1 billion is alot. They can handle it and I believe they
will recover. actually it is 1 bill+. Man that is alot of money.
bsyl...@aim.com wrote:
> after this cash infusion everyone will jump on the E*trade wagon and > buy like crazy tommorow. i am predicting around a dollar increase. In > the long run this company is going to last. yes.. the debt is high but > as they have stated before they are well capitalized and can remain > well capitalized even with an immediate 1 billion write down. |
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Fast Money Najarian... Long Etrade took position today.
Massive trading after hours.
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TD or Schwab definitely gonna buy ETFC at a minimum of $10/share in a
next couple of weeks. I strongly believe its a great chance to double your worth. Even if its not bought, it definitely deserves at least $7/ share. In any case, its not going to loose further. Clearly a WIN-WIN situation.
skittles wrote:
> Bernanke hinted of further rate cuts according to cnbc.com. > :-) |
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There is money to cover the debt between the money that etrade
currently has and the invested money today. ETrade has fewer assets than other companies (such as manufacturing companies), which also foresees not wasting major money trying to recover. Previous companies currently in existance were under chapter 11 (initial step to bankrupcy). This company did not declare bankrupcy and there is a big chance that there will be a total recover. Sometimes the balance sheet, interest rates, and financial statements do not play a crucial role on the future status of a company. Moreover, the news could drive the stock of a company up or down with a few sentences. What really needs to be done on YOUR part is to decide whether E*Trade's stock value is worth it or not, and now state to yourself whether it is worth to invest $5.00/stock in this company or not. At the end you are the only one who is going to purchase the stocks. What happens to the stocks at the time of a merge or buyout? Simple!
In case someone asks me for the statetement I would say PURCHASE is a
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It'll ride, but it's limits are ±15 any given day. ;)
georgepopa...@msn.com wrote:
> no basis for that comment this one will ride within its limits till > any news either neg or pos |
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> am sorry, but 3M after trading is not that much.... it's barely 2%
Well, it made most active list and a 4.98% gain
http://dynamic.nasdaq.com/dynamic/afterhourma.stm
this stock normally does 55M
Does this board normally have this much activity...??
Obviously, something is driving the interest ... good or bad only time
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Even if a buyout doesnt happen in the near short term and in a couple
of quarters, ETrade starts gaining financial health, I feel Schwab and TD would fight for Etrade like Garmin and Tom Tom fought for Tele Atlas... A very crazy expectation though... but who ever is buying ETFC will
shortstoc...@gmail.com wrote:
> E*Trade is fine. If you have any proof it's not. Post below. (thats > what I thought) |
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any analyst with ur guess? or just raw guess??
tobeyx...@gmail.com wrote:
> I think it's $12 in the short term and $20 in a few months if it's a > rational market |
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