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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.095.164 von sporttrader am 03.09.10 13:17:43http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_i…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.095.069 von gagi47 am 03.09.10 13:03:36da versteht man das urteil von colonial bank wohl richtig.
Quelle ?
Quelle ?
400k gekauft kursbewegung= 0
30k verkauft und runter gehts
das kann doch keiner mehr wirklich ernst nehmen!
30k verkauft und runter gehts
das kann doch keiner mehr wirklich ernst nehmen!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.095.089 von potenzial1 am 03.09.10 13:06:58derjeniger der englisch lesen kann. 
The case could potentially impact other bank holding companies which have filed for bankruptcy after their lending business was taken over by regulators.
The case could potentially impact other bank holding companies which have filed for bankruptcy after their lending business was taken over by regulators.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.095.089 von potenzial1 am 03.09.10 13:06:58jene die sie ab 15.30 uhr wieder schmeissen.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.095.069 von gagi47 am 03.09.10 13:03:36Wer kauft solche pakete ??..
Wenn ich mir den Kurs ansehe, glaube ich nicht, dass am 07.09. etwas Positives kommen wird... Wenn es so wäre, hätten wir meiner Meinung nach einen ganz anderen Kurs...
Gruss und schönes WE
Eisen
Gruss und schönes WE
Eisen
und schwupps die 360k zu 0.17 abgefressen.
da versteht man das urteil von colonial bank wohl richtig.
da versteht man das urteil von colonial bank wohl richtig.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.094.122 von chriroe am 03.09.10 10:51:15Hi chriroe,
Wobei es für die Prefs dann ganz schnell so aussehen kann, daß diese wieder voll im Geld sein werden und sich für die Commons erhebliche Fantasie ergibt, die dann letztendlich von Richterin Collier, vielleicht erst nach jahrelangen Verfahren bestätigt werden muß.[/i]
Ein zusätzlicher und IMHO ganz wichtiger Punkt !
Wobei es für die Prefs dann ganz schnell so aussehen kann, daß diese wieder voll im Geld sein werden und sich für die Commons erhebliche Fantasie ergibt, die dann letztendlich von Richterin Collier, vielleicht erst nach jahrelangen Verfahren bestätigt werden muß.[/i]
Ein zusätzlicher und IMHO ganz wichtiger Punkt !
Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle) - by Clay Holtzman
The Seattle Art Museum is borrowing up to $10 million from its own endowment to avoid defaulting on the loan used to pay for its downtown expansion, according to records filed in King County Superior Court.
The museum is facing a $10 million shortfall on its $60 million in debt to build the expansion. The museum incurred $25 million in losses when JPMorgan Chase & Co. opted to vacate a rental lease that Washington Mutual had with the museum, before WaMu was seized by federal regulators in September 2008 and sold to JPMorgan.
“This is an extraordinary cash flow issue,” said SAM attorney Gerry Johnson, a partner with K&L Gates.
Although Chase gave SAM a $10 million donation to blunt the impact of its decision, court documents (pdf, 27 pages) show that the museum’s total loss due to the vacated lease was $25 million.
WaMu’s lease agreement included the building’s fifth through 12th floors. In December, Nordstrom Inc. (NYSE: JWN) announced that it would lease five of those seven floors; SAM is still seeking a tenant for the remaining two.
The $60 million in bonds were issued in 2005 by the museum’s development authority and are guaranteed by the City of Seattle. The annual payment on the building’s debt is about $4 million, according to court records.
The museum will borrow the $10 million from its own $96 million endowment that is primarily earmarked to support general operations, the Olympic Sculpture Park and curations.
The SAM board of directors approved the loan plan on June 29, according to court documents.
The proposed loan is payable under a 10-year term at a variable interest rate that is better than what the museum could currently obtain from a commercial provider, according to court documents. The museum plans to pay back its loan from its own endowment using funds from a future leaseholder — when it signs one for its remaining office floors — and with additional philanthropic funds, according to court documents.
Johnson said the loan would not negatively affect the museum’s general A-credit rating.
The Seattle Art Museum is borrowing up to $10 million from its own endowment to avoid defaulting on the loan used to pay for its downtown expansion, according to records filed in King County Superior Court.
The museum is facing a $10 million shortfall on its $60 million in debt to build the expansion. The museum incurred $25 million in losses when JPMorgan Chase & Co. opted to vacate a rental lease that Washington Mutual had with the museum, before WaMu was seized by federal regulators in September 2008 and sold to JPMorgan.
“This is an extraordinary cash flow issue,” said SAM attorney Gerry Johnson, a partner with K&L Gates.
Although Chase gave SAM a $10 million donation to blunt the impact of its decision, court documents (pdf, 27 pages) show that the museum’s total loss due to the vacated lease was $25 million.
WaMu’s lease agreement included the building’s fifth through 12th floors. In December, Nordstrom Inc. (NYSE: JWN) announced that it would lease five of those seven floors; SAM is still seeking a tenant for the remaining two.
The $60 million in bonds were issued in 2005 by the museum’s development authority and are guaranteed by the City of Seattle. The annual payment on the building’s debt is about $4 million, according to court records.
The museum will borrow the $10 million from its own $96 million endowment that is primarily earmarked to support general operations, the Olympic Sculpture Park and curations.
The SAM board of directors approved the loan plan on June 29, according to court documents.
The proposed loan is payable under a 10-year term at a variable interest rate that is better than what the museum could currently obtain from a commercial provider, according to court documents. The museum plans to pay back its loan from its own endowment using funds from a future leaseholder — when it signs one for its remaining office floors — and with additional philanthropic funds, according to court documents.
Johnson said the loan would not negatively affect the museum’s general A-credit rating.
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