Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. (LEH)
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zu welcher Einstimmung mir das folgende musicalische Video ganz passend erscheint:
Kelly's Thriller
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Days To Cover (Short Interest Ratio) 0.6
Short Percent of Float 1.79 %
Short Interest - Prior 11,966,400
Short % Increase / Decrease 0.72 %
Short Squeeze Ranking™ 1
http://shortsqueeze.com/?symbol=lehmq
wo siehst du, dass in fra gesamt wird?
also mächtig viel ist da noch nicht los...
freitagsgrüße aus dem süden
alexfra die 1.
lg
alexfra die 1.
schau dir mal die umsätze der letzten tage an, dass ist ein einziges trauerspiel, wir werden hier so dermaßen diktiert von den us boys, dass man spucken muss...
erst wenn in us der vorhang auf geht, kommen wir in die puschen...wenn überhaupt, hängt das dann auch von,
ich verweiße auf mein posting mit der nummer 5749, ab...
long and strong
alexfra die 1.
tuen, mit je einem brief an richter james m. peck, ihre bedenken über eine möglich offenlegung der bieter kund...
brief 1 mit der docket nummer 7815...
ceo daniel j. roth
http://www.nfa.futures.org/...protect-your-identity.HTML........geanu darum geht es ihnen
brief 2 mit der docket nummer 7816...
ceo john m. damgard....das ist er...https://www.futuresindustry.org/john-m.-damgard.asp
http://chapter11.epiqsystems.com/docket/...aspx?rc=1&WebAlias=LBH
beide "vereine" wollen eine veröffentlichung verhindern, welches sie unter anderm begründen, dass strategien der jeweiligen händler den markt nachhaltig beeinflussen könnten (wir sollen anscheinend ihre tricks nicht lernen:-), bzw. will man tunlichst vermeiden, dass irgendetwas ans licht kommt)...
mal wieder zeit gehabt und in guter freitagslaune eure
alexfra die 1.
AMENDED ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTIONS 105(a), 327, 328,
AND 330 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE AUTHORIZING THE DEBTORS TO
EMPLOY PROFESSIONALS UTILIZED IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF BUSINESS
7824
ORDER GRANTING THE DEBTORS’
APPLICATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 327(a) OF THE
BANKRUPTCY CODE TO RETAIN AND EMPLOY DELOITTE TAX LLP
AS TAX SERVICES PROVIDERS NUNC PRO TUNC TO NOVEMBER 1, 2008
7825
ORDER PURSUANT TO SECTION 327(e) OF
THE BANKRUPTCY CODE AUTHORIZING THE
EMPLOYMENT AND RETENTION OF KLEYR GRASSO ASSOCIES
AS SPECIAL COUNSEL, NUNC PRO TUNC TO THE ENGAGEMENT DATE
fleißiges bienchen;-)
alexfra die 1.
http://www.americanbulls.com/...=LEHMQ&MarketTicker=OTC&TYP=S
sorry...frustabbau
auf zum sport eure
alexfra die 1.
Lehman Examiner’s Report Misleading, Lawyers Say
By Linda Sandler @ Businessweek
March 25 (Bloomberg) -- Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. lawyers said the examiner who reviewed the firm’s collapse included misleading statements in his report about Barclays Plc’s purchase of the Lehman brokerage.
Examiner Anton Valukas’s March 11 report quoted a Lehman lawyer, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP partner Thomas Roberts, as saying Barclays’s purchase of the brokerage unit was intended to be a “wash,” with neither gains nor losses for the buyer, according to letters filed today in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York.
The law firm wrote that Valukas omitted statements that “the wash” was merely theoretical and there was no provision for a break-even deal in the sale agreement.
Lehman is seeking to recover $11 billion from Barclays, claiming the bank received a secret discount when it bought the brokerage. Barclays disputes that claim.
Weil Gotshal’s letter was addressed to Valukas’s law firm, Jenner & Block LLP, and was sent to U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Peck by Barclays’s law firm, Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP, according to today’s filing.
Valukas stands by his report, his partner Robert Byman responded today in a letter to Weil Gotshal.
“We believe we have accurately recounted Mr. Robert’s statements to us, and we respectfully disagree with your assertion that there is anything misleading about the account in the report,” Byman wrote.
The judge today received letters from the Futures Industry Association and the National Futures Association saying he should not approve Valukas’s request to publicize bidders for $2 billion in Lehman assets auctioned after the September 2008 bankruptcy by the exchange CME Group Inc.
Get ready for round two between regulators and prosecutors and Lehman Brothers, one former employee said.
“This party is just getting started,” a former distressed debt trader, Lawrence McDonald, said at the University of North Florida Thursday. McDonald is co-author of “A Colossal Failure of Common Sense: The inside story of the collapse of Lehman Brothers.”
McDonald said many of the whistle-blowers who helped him write the book have recently told him they are getting called in by regulators and state prosecutors to help them on the case.
“I think [former Lehman Bros. Chairman and CEO] Richard Fuld will be brought before Congress once again,” he said.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Southern District of New York in September 2008.
“Lehman Brothers was never rotten at the core — that’s where the beauty was,” McDonald said. “She was rotten at the head.”
He attributed the collapse of a 158-year-old institution not to the people on the trading floor who understood 21st century financial products, but to the people on the “31st floor who were living in a completely different era but they did not want to lose control,” he said. “The collapse of Lehman Brothers comes down to one sentence: There were 24,992 people making money and eight guys losing it.”
Regulators and prosecutors could reportedly go after the company’s executives for alleged accounting fraud in what Lehman Brothers called “Repo 105” transactions — an accounting loophole that allows a company to make its leverage ratios look better by temporarily selling securities to move them off its balance sheets before announcing its quarterly earnings and then repurchasing them after the quarterly reports come out.
McDonald said the examiner’s report on Lehman Brothers released March 11 that revealed the balance-sheet movement was “a breath of fresh air.”
Lehman’s failure was also due to the massive amount of risk it took on in billions of dollars of mortgage-backed securities that became “toxic piles of concrete that they couldn’t move,” McDonald said. “But Lehman Brothers told the world that they were in the moving business, not the storage business. They were wrong.”
McDonald recalled many stories where employees and outside consultants tried to warn the company of its risk exposure in 2006 and 2007. “And at every turn, they [top executives] smashed them like grapes,” he said. “They didn’t just rule with an iron fist. They wore brass knuckles.”
In the end, McDonald said the firm became a “$700 billion piece of risk,” which should have never been allowed to happen.
“Big banks are not too big to fail,” he said. “They are too big to succeed. They are too big to be managed.”
McDonald suggested three ways to prevent this from occurring in the future: Abolish the combination of chairman and CEO positions in one person; set term limits for CEOs and board members; and have former CEOs with experience in the industry as board members.
Companies should also have a risk committee with members whose advice can be heard and implemented at the company, he said. “These crises on Wall Street are getting experientially more deadly and more dangerous. We can’t allow it to grow.”
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http://jacksonville.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/...3/22/daily33.html
http://www.ariva.de/...Tages_Umsaetze_t378449?pnr=7724449#jump7724449
LG: Teras.
Docket #7827: 3/25/2010 Order SIGNED on 3/25/2010 Granting Debtors SECOND Omnibus Objection to CLAIMS (Amended and Superseded Claims). (Related Doc # [6874]) (Nulty, Lynda)
Debtor: Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Related: 6874
Centraler EINSPRUNGS-Link:
http://chapter11.epiqsystems.com/docket/...aspx?rc=1&WebAlias=LBH
Und nach dessen Anclicken geht's dann HIER zum DOCUMENT des Docket's #7827:
http://chapter11.epiqsystems.com/document/....aspx?DocumentId=1160110
Docket #7828: 3/25/2010 Order SIGNED on 3/25/2010 Granting Debtors FOURTH Omnibus Objection to CLAIMS (Amended and Superseded Claims). (Related Doc # [6876]) (Nulty, Lynda)
Debtor: Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Related: 6876
Centraler EINSPRUNGS-Link:
http://chapter11.epiqsystems.com/docket/...aspx?rc=1&WebAlias=LBH
Und nach dessen Anclicken geht's dann HIER zum DOCUMENT des Docket's #7828:
http://chapter11.epiqsystems.com/document/....aspx?DocumentId=1160111
Die Consolidierung unserer LEHMAN Brothers Holdings Inc. Common Shares scheint mir so gut wie abgeschlossen. - Ich orientiere mich daher jetzt auf STEIGENDE Curse...
LG: Teras.
Commentary by Alice SCHROEDER
(Corrects second paragraph of story published Dec. 1 to say the New York Police Department believes some bankers may have received handgun permits.)
"Dec. 1 [2009] (Bloomberg) -- “I just wrote my first reference for a gun permit,” said a friend, who told me of swearing to the good character of a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker who applied to the local police for a permit to buy a pistol. The banker had told this friend of mine that senior Goldman people have loaded up on firearms and are now equipped to defend themselves if there is a populist uprising against the bank.
I called Goldman Sachs spokesman Lucas van Praag to ask whether it’s true that Goldman partners feel they need handguns to protect themselves from the angry proletariat. He didn’t call me back. The New York Police Department has told me that “as a preliminary matter, it appears that some of the records you requested may be in the possession of this department” after I asked for information on approved handgun permits for bankers. The NYPD also said it will be a while before it can name names.
While we wait, Goldman has wrapped itself in the flag of Warren Buffett, with whom it will jointly donate $500 million, part of an effort to burnish its image -- and gain new Goldman clients. Goldman Sachs Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein also reversed himself after having previously called Goldman’s greed “God’s work” and apologized earlier this month for having participated in things that were “clearly wrong.”
Has it really come to this? Imagine what emotions must be billowing through the halls of Goldman Sachs to provoke the firm into an apology"...
Der oben citierte Text-Auszug ist von HIER:
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/...pid=newsarchive&sid=ahD2WoDAL9h0
Interessant darin auch der Satz (man beachte den ZEIT-Punct): "Then, BLANKFEIN got permission from the local authorities to install a security gate at his house two months before Bear Stearns Cos. collapsed"...
Ich hab's im Urin, dass das Ganze auch etwas mit unseren LEHMAN Brothers zu tun hat.