B ByLoSellHi Sep 11, 2008 #1 1) Washington Mutual (WM) 2) Lehman Brothers (LEH) 3) Wachovia Bank (WB) 4) American Intern'l Group (AIG)
1) Washington Mutual (WM) 2) Lehman Brothers (LEH) 3) Wachovia Bank (WB) 4) American Intern'l Group (AIG)
S S2007S Sep 11, 2008 #3 WM 2nd would be AIG. Monday morning we will find out if LEH becomes another penny stock.
B ByLoSellHi Sep 11, 2008 #4 I was torn between Wachovia and AIG, and went with AIG. There's no transparency with the banks/financials, and that's 99% of the problem. Who would buy a car they didn't have a chance to inspect first?
I was torn between Wachovia and AIG, and went with AIG. There's no transparency with the banks/financials, and that's 99% of the problem. Who would buy a car they didn't have a chance to inspect first?
F forsalenyc Sep 11, 2008 #5 WM....so that in case it becomes worthless....I lose a buck per share only.
B ByLoSellHi Sep 11, 2008 #7 http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=aedPoPvVaeng&refer=home
C Clubber Lang Sep 12, 2008 #8 WB and AIG. I would buy them both (although not at these prices). At least another 50% lower from here. I would (will) also buy JPM, WFC, MS, and GS when they get their 30%-50% haircut in the coming 6 months.
WB and AIG. I would buy them both (although not at these prices). At least another 50% lower from here. I would (will) also buy JPM, WFC, MS, and GS when they get their 30%-50% haircut in the coming 6 months.