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I've missed the interview of Icahn on bloomberg tv before the close today, did he say something new about CVI? Thanks

There is already a topic about when the stock was trading at a discount to the tender offer (@30 dollars) after the expiration of the first two offers. Now, that the share's trading @43 dollars, I would be interested if you could share your view about Icahn's next move regarding those whose...

Oups... http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=CVI+Interactive#symbol=cvi;range=20120523,20121001;compare=;indicator=volume;charttype=area;crosshair=on;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined; CVR Refining LP files for IPO of up to $300million...

Not really a "risk free profit", this isn't the outcome that I expected but sometime mister market give you some interesting surprises; nice little pop since the 23th of may...

An increase in so-called crack spreads, a measure of refining profitability, may have made Icahn’s offer appear low to investors (CVI) who held onto shares as he increased his stake, said Neil Earnest, practice leader for mergers and acquisitions at Dallas-based consulting company Muse...

Cushing Crude Oil First Month 321 Crack Spread http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/CRK321M1:IND

Icahn writes “At the time we made our original offer on August 6th to take CVR Energy private, we stated that we were willing to pay $29.00 per share but in no event would we consider paying more than $30 per share. Since then a number of market conditions have changed, including a...

Hello there.... "Activist investor Carl Icahn offered to buy the remaining shares of CVR Energy Inc. (CVI) that he doesn't already own for $29 a share and said he is willing to negotiate the price, but wouldn't consider paying more than the $30 a share he paid in his tender offer earlier...

Big blue-chip such as KO or Berkshire? Or stock with a nice little dividend yield such as PFE, BMY or ROG??

Hi there, With yields near record low and under either a deflationary or inflationary environment I would be curious to know in what do you invest your cash when you have no trading id. So What is your default investment? Cheers Freddy

Hi there, I would like to get some opinions about Wedmd which has fallen from a cliff so far... http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=WBMD&t=2y&l=on&z=l&q=l&c= I know that healthcare advertising is shrinking but does the stock has been too hammered? Cheers, Freddy

Hi there, I'm thinking to subscribe to Bloomberg Brief newsletter, any advice if it's worth the investment? Fees for the daily newsletter; $1495 http://www.bloombergbriefs.com/economics/ Thanks

"Icahn’s attempt to gain a 90 percent share of CVR, a level necessary to forcibly acquire remaining shares through a short- form merger, will result in CVR’s shareholders’ being “squeezed-out of their investment,” according to the complaint made public today in Delaware Chancery Court...

Well, i know when you've built a stake that reach the 5% threshold you have 10 days to disclose your holding according to the 13D rule; a good example was CHK last week. But I have no id about updated holding... http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/4b03...l#axzz1wMocoCiA

Icahn is still buying Below are lists of the top 10 mainly open-market insider purchases and sales filed at the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday, May 24, 2012 http://www.thestreet.com/story/11554015/1/insiders-trading-cvi-fb-furx-blk.html?cm_ven=GOOGLEN

SUGAR LAND, Texas, May 24, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- CVR Energy, Inc. ("CVR"), a refiner and marketer of petroleum fuels and a majority owner of CVR Partners and a nitrogen fertilizer producer, today announced that it has engaged Jefferies & Company, Inc. to conduct the previously...

"Short-form merger: If either at the conclusion of the initial tender period or the conclusion of the Subsequent Offering Period, the Icahn Group holds 90% or more of the outstanding shares, Mr. Icahn must cause a merger to take place in which all remaining outstanding shares will be converted...

"In the event the bidder gains 90 percent or more of the targeted shares, the bidder can, and usually does, acquire your shares compulsorily, paying you whatever was paid to those who voluntarily accepted the offer, so you are neither better nor worse off. "

Hi there, I've a practical question related to the tender offer of Icahn over CVR energy, the last offer has expired on the 18th of May and the stock is currently trading at a 4% discount (Icahn hold 80% of the shares and the offer was $30); is there a risk free profit to make there? or the...

I have got my answer; http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2012/04/03/carl-icahn-declares-a-victory-in-cvr-energy/ Once again King Icahn!