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WaMu Talking To Private Equity Firms
Today's Wall Street Journal reports that the large U.S. savings and loan, which was brought to its knees by the mortgage crisis, has approached private equity firms about a potential takeover after listed firms showed reluctance. The report said that Blackstone and the Carlyle Group may team up with Texas billionaire and bank investor Gerald J. Ford to buy WaMu. This is not to say that WM is a buy, even at this level, as JPM, C, WFC have all said with their action (or lack thereof) that after their due dilligence WM was simply too levered to be a value
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/NewsStory.aspx?cpath=20080…
Today's Wall Street Journal reports that the large U.S. savings and loan, which was brought to its knees by the mortgage crisis, has approached private equity firms about a potential takeover after listed firms showed reluctance. The report said that Blackstone and the Carlyle Group may team up with Texas billionaire and bank investor Gerald J. Ford to buy WaMu. This is not to say that WM is a buy, even at this level, as JPM, C, WFC have all said with their action (or lack thereof) that after their due dilligence WM was simply too levered to be a value
http://www.nasdaq.com/aspxcontent/NewsStory.aspx?cpath=20080…
Date : 09/25/2008 @ 4:06AM
Source : TFN
Stock : Washington Mutual In (WM)
Quote : 2.08 -0.18 (-7.96%) @ 11:30AM
UPDATE 1-WaMu touts for private equity takeover - WSJ
- (Adds Citigroup declines to comment)
Sept 25 (Reuters) - Washington Mutual Inc, the large U.S. savings and
loan company crippled by mortgage losses, has approached private equity firms
about a potential takeover after listed firms showed reluctance, the Wall Street
Journal.
Carlyle Group and Blackstone Group LP, who would team up with Texas
billionaire and bank investor Gerald J. Ford, are among the private equity firms
considering a possible deal, people familiar with the situation told the paper.
It is unclear if those discussions will result in a deal, and WaMu is
moving ahead with other efforts that include a sale to another financial
institution, the Journal said.
Spain's Banco Santander SA has pulled out and Canada's Toronto-Dominion
Bank has expressed tepid interest, the Journal's sources said.
Citigroup Inc, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co are reluctant
to absorb WaMu's loans after conducting due diligence, the paper said.
WaMu declined to comment while Ford could not be reached for comment, the
paper said.
Spokespeople for Banco Santander and Citigroup declined to comment when
contacted by Reuters.
WaMu, Carlyle Group, Blackstone Group, Gerald Ford, Toronto-Dominion
Bank, J.P. Morgan and Wells Fargo could not immediately be reached for comment
by Reuters.
(Reporting by Savio D'Souza in Bangalore; editing by Hans Peters and John
Stonestreet) Keywords: WASHINGTONMUTUAL/TAKEOVER
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Source : TFN
Stock : Washington Mutual In (WM)
Quote : 2.08 -0.18 (-7.96%) @ 11:30AM
UPDATE 1-WaMu touts for private equity takeover - WSJ
- (Adds Citigroup declines to comment)
Sept 25 (Reuters) - Washington Mutual Inc, the large U.S. savings and
loan company crippled by mortgage losses, has approached private equity firms
about a potential takeover after listed firms showed reluctance, the Wall Street
Journal.
Carlyle Group and Blackstone Group LP, who would team up with Texas
billionaire and bank investor Gerald J. Ford, are among the private equity firms
considering a possible deal, people familiar with the situation told the paper.
It is unclear if those discussions will result in a deal, and WaMu is
moving ahead with other efforts that include a sale to another financial
institution, the Journal said.
Spain's Banco Santander SA has pulled out and Canada's Toronto-Dominion
Bank has expressed tepid interest, the Journal's sources said.
Citigroup Inc, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co and Wells Fargo & Co are reluctant
to absorb WaMu's loans after conducting due diligence, the paper said.
WaMu declined to comment while Ford could not be reached for comment, the
paper said.
Spokespeople for Banco Santander and Citigroup declined to comment when
contacted by Reuters.
WaMu, Carlyle Group, Blackstone Group, Gerald Ford, Toronto-Dominion
Bank, J.P. Morgan and Wells Fargo could not immediately be reached for comment
by Reuters.
(Reporting by Savio D'Souza in Bangalore; editing by Hans Peters and John
Stonestreet) Keywords: WASHINGTONMUTUAL/TAKEOVER
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.275.304 von The_Future_Is_Now am 25.09.08 17:26:59
ups ups
nun bin ich wieder long in WaMu meine erste order limit 1,46
hát gegriffen.##
die 2. ist mit limit 1,08 in ffm. placiert.
die 3. mit 0,88 wurde gerade eingestellt,
na dann schaun wir mal.
macht hier nicht die zitteraale,
alles wird gut.
papa leone ist bei euch.
(fragt sich nur fue wie lange)
leonoo pepone,
der gestern mit seiner prognos doch nicht falsch lag.
habt ihr noch cash zum nachkaufen.......
könnte erforderlich werden falls die kiste total abkackt.
und nicht vergessen geld ist nicht alles, aber ohne geld
ist alles n i c h t s
ups ups
nun bin ich wieder long in WaMu meine erste order limit 1,46
hát gegriffen.##
die 2. ist mit limit 1,08 in ffm. placiert.
die 3. mit 0,88 wurde gerade eingestellt,
na dann schaun wir mal.
macht hier nicht die zitteraale,
alles wird gut.
papa leone ist bei euch.
(fragt sich nur fue wie lange)
leonoo pepone,
der gestern mit seiner prognos doch nicht falsch lag.
habt ihr noch cash zum nachkaufen.......
könnte erforderlich werden falls die kiste total abkackt.
und nicht vergessen geld ist nicht alles, aber ohne geld
ist alles n i c h t s
alles steigt außer wamu 
auf freddie darf ich gar nicht schauen, wollte da bei 0,20 einsteigen
auf freddie darf ich gar nicht schauen, wollte da bei 0,20 einsteigen
wird die 2 halten?
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so hab jetzt wieder gekauft bei 2,10 dollar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.274.219 von The_Future_Is_Now am 25.09.08 16:36:07NEIN.
2.- bis 2.10 USD !!!
2.- bis 2.10 USD !!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.274.219 von The_Future_Is_Now am 25.09.08 16:36:07Ich würde mit 50% jetzt rein gehen! Obwohl das wie mein Vorredner schon erwähnt hat, keiner so genau schätzen kann. Aber das nutzt ja nix, man muss ja eine Entscheidung treffen. Daher zuerst 50% und dann schauen, wie der Kurs sich entwickelt. Immer mit SL bei 10-20% Abgang würde ich dann auch wieder schmeißen!
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