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Lehman Brothers (NYSE:LEH) Acquired by Q3 2008?
banker ( Score Rank: #253 based on predictions in the last 30 days ) banker  |  will close on 01-Sep-2008 (9 days from now)
The US's fourth largest investment bank, Lehman Brothers, has posted a quarterly loss of $2.8bn, the first for the Wall Street bank since it went public in 1994. It blamed the loss on a series of trades and hedges that went wrong. The bank last week announced it needed $6bn in fresh capital to shore up its finances and demoted two senior directors to lift investor confidence.

Its veteran CEO Richard Fuld is under pressure after an unexpectedly large quarterly loss this week increased the chance that the brokerage firm may be acquired. In short of cash flow, will the bank be acquired by Q3 2008?

Lehman Brother shares have fallen 60% this year. Share price on Google: http://finance.google.ca/...
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2008-08-21
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  1. ace111 ace111 41 days ago
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    it should soon feel very hard in cash flow.
  2. banker banker 66 days ago
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    hard to say, esp. the fed may start the increasing rate cycle to fight against inflation.
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