Quote from m22au:
From memory, the book value of the company is about $27 (I think this is correct).
NAB wrote down their CDOs to 10 cents on the dollar.
MER wrote down their CDOs to 5 cents, providing non-recourse lending for another 17 cents.
So if you apply 5% to 10% on book value, you have a range from $1.35 (5%) to $2.70 (10%).
Using the 22% figure you have $5.94.
Quote from 1Reason:
I bought LEH during the close today. maybe a bit early but with today and the last two days before it I felt there is blood on the street. (of course another 40% drop will make the blood a lot more red)
With all the panic selling and the news out today I think we could see a nice retrace in price before the end of this week and I would not be surprised if we see it tomorrow.
As is usually the case, stocks bottom on bad news not good news.
Quote from 1Reason:
I bought LEH during the close today. maybe a bit early but with today and the last two days before it I felt there is blood on the street. (of course another 40% drop will make the blood a lot more red)
With all the panic selling and the news out today I think we could see a nice retrace in price before the end of this week and I would not be surprised if we see it tomorrow.
As is usually the case, stocks bottom on bad news not good news.