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AIG: Bull or Bear?
Sell the mono mega Burp!
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-107.91%
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23 days
(closed on 08/29/09)
<font> Jeez, why would you want to by a tub of lard with a leg in the coffin, the money is all gone here..they cannot get an IPO out and it has risen dollars when its worth pennies </font> <> AIG has lost its chance to get an AIA IPO in Asia as bankers shy away from sponsoring repeat harakiri in the only remaining profitable global markets, while AIG has also drunk up most of the $180 b that came its way and more that came from its CDS writers at GS And LEH. Why did they write the insurance/default swaps because they would never pay any claim ..but why wouldn't they pay the claim bec><>>...
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AIG - izzle
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+194.89%
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108 days
You can't stop this monster. The government itself wouldn't even let it go under. This should give an individual investor an idea of how huge this company is. If bankruptcy couldn't kill it, then reorganization or splitting of the company into different sectors, will never stand a chance in taking down this Giant!
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Bearish on AIG ...
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-223.03%
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120 days
Why the ____ is this trading? This stock's paper isn't worth the toilet paper I use to _____ ..... I heard they are up to their old antics again taking every bad deal they can get their hands on. Maybe it gets traded up and down but once someone actually starts paying attention; they are going to see how bad their problems are in the long run...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Let's read some good news for once
AIG
+1220.00%
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84 days
(closed on 08/11/09)
Filed under: Good news, Home Depot (HD), Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Lowe's Cos (LOW), Stocks to Buy, Housing, Cramer on BloggingStocks, Financial Crisis TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says some really good things are happening, but you wouldn't know it from reading the headlines.
You want to shoot yourself when you read these headlines. "Local Banks Face Big Losses," is the lead story in The Wall Street Journal, a fomented survey story telling...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: Ask the right questions
AIG
+86.13%
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50 days
(closed on 05/07/09)
Filed under: Microsoft (MSFT), Intel (INTC), Market matters, Darden Restaurants (DRI), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Nucor Corp (NUE), Stocks to Buy, Union Pacific Corporation (UNP), Cramer on BloggingStocks TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says if the pricing shows a disconnect with long-term truths, you can buy here.
Nothing to say. Not much going on. Can't get any CEOs to comment. Too close to the end of the quarter. People are dismissive of Nucor (NYSE: NUE) (Cramer's Take), and happy...
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AIG
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-5.07%
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1 day
(closed on 09/29/08)
Looking for the upside
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Bullish on AIG ...
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+1.19%
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11 days
(closed on 10/08/08)
Big companies doesn't disappear unless they going bankrupt so with a 20 % equity stake and 80 % govt they are still around....AIG lost 80 % of the business when the communists took over China in 1948.....:-) They could ebounce initially to $4 but in a later stage when the company buys out the govt the stockholders should be in good position - that would drive the price in later stages
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Rumsfeld of the insurance business...
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+685.88%
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409 days
The newly installed CEO Edward Liddy, full of piss and vinegar in his new job and experienced with AllState - this guy will pull AIG out of it's doldrums, kicking and screaming by it's corporate balls. His stated plans to sell off assets and focus on its strengths of property/casualty insurance and most important its Asian business sounds like a winner to me. The resignation in Singapore and the new blood it will bring in is a plus. The only minus, but short term is in Japan and that should be no more than a blip in the chart today or tomorrow. Oh... and Liddy isn't going to let a 'littl...
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What the hell was I thinking
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-3.06%
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1 day
(closed on 09/18/08)
It's interesting that AIG gets it's bridge loan, buying time to help right itself, and it it selling down down down. Is it the interest rate or the terms that the goverment gave them?
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+5.34%
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11 hours
(closed on 09/15/08)
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AIG - Lowering my Price target
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+72.30%
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5 days
(closed on 09/15/08)
I am reiterating my sell/short rec on AIG. The honeymoon glow from the seizure of FNM and FRE ended much faster than I expected. I figured the sector would rally for a month or more 10-30% but that has not happened. Considering you have just had the largest bailout in history we should have gotten a bounce. Instead we are seeing more bad news driving prices lower. CDS exposure is my real worry here. In my experience AIG has always been an agressive player in financial derivitives and I would be surprised indeed if their exposure to CDS isn't very very high. I think the price action o...
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AIG and the Lunacy of GAAP Reporting
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+82.61%
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436 days
Recently, Tom Gallagher, an analyst from Credit Suisse lowered his earnings-per-share estimate and price target for American International Group (AIG), due to elevated losses from its derivatives business. According to Gallagher, "Virtually all the aforementioned indices have declined this quarter, with non-AAA (rated) being hit the hardest, declining between 3%-25%." <>This news bodes poorly for AIG's 3rd quarter GAAP earnings in that they will likely have to take additional mark to market losses on both their investment portfolios, and CDS/mortgage insurance portfolios. Keep in mind though >...
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