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U.S. to make $8 bil profit from bailing out Citi
Among the banks that rule Wall Street, Citigroup got a bailout that was bigger than the rest. Now the company is about to pay a king's ransom for its federal rescue.
The Obama administration is making final preparations to sell its stake in the New York bank, according to industry and federal sources. At today's prices, the sale would net more than $8 billion, by far the largest profit returned from any firm that accepted bailout funds and the transaction would be the second-largest stock sale in history. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/36062775...shington_post/ |
Only problem is how to sell those shares.. if you dump them all at the same time its going to kill the stock price
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That cannot be true :mad:
Anything that Barack Hussein Osama does is a catastrophe ....:upsidedow Must be extreme left wing media... checking the fair & balanced one now! |
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Btw, it's funny how everyone was bitching about the bailouts when they were initiated by Bush, but Obama initiated one and it's great! Gotta love the morons.. |
well by the time they are done paying the capital gains tax they will be left with 4bil
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When are we getting our money back from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac?
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I got news for you. You ain't never gonna be no lawyer, dumass! |
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Don't forget about this liberal pig: http://saynsumthn.files.wordpress.co...1/kkk-byrd.jpg |
So I should expect a check in the mail?
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it luckly panned out but it just as easily could have resulted in this bank going belly up and the government lossing it 45 billion 8 billion on a 45 billion bet is not as great a return as you think it is. And it amazing how democrats are going to point to this as proof that the bail out work, especially when you consider that in every other case the government lost money because they covered the carrying cost of the loans and basically only got their money back. |
By issuing stock and giving it to the government last year, Citigroup had diluted the value of stock held by existing shareholders.
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"And what about the $350 Billion the Fed made in guarantees on Citi's assets? Let's see the auditing on that!" |
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8 Billion! Cool! And the Afghan war is currently costing 2.5 Billion every month. And that doesn't count the Iraq war and the fact that we STILL occupy Germany and Japan 60 years after WW2. Or the 70+ other countries that we have troops stationed in.
Hell if you added up all of that shit, that 8 billion is probably gone in less than a week. :( I wonder what history will say about us in the future? |
They'd probably compare it to the Fab Five of Michigan in the early 90s. Incredible potential, all the talent in the world, but a huge disappointment in the end.
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So when will I get my share of the profit? They used some of my money to make it, I should get some of the profits from it...Our tax dollars.. |
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$8 Billion profit. Unbelievable.
Looks like the Obama administration made a good investment. |
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Projected deficit is approx. $10,000 billion, to put things back in perspective. http://www.estatesgazette.com/blogs/.../money,jpg.jpg |
It sets a bad precedent. "You can mess up but don't worry, we will bail you out."
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We found it! His stash!
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