MBIA, Inc. (MBI)
The Company provides financial guarantee insurance and other forms of credit protection as well as investment management services to public finance and structured finance issuers and investors and capital market participants on a global basis.
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Purely technical purchase. Double bottom at 4, and macd bullcross in the daily chart.
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Bankruptcy soon.
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I'm looking for 2010 1st qtr results to maybe change my opinion. A decision on reinstating the dividend then and plenty of litigation for them to wade through.
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Great dividend. Stock cheap base on P/E, cash, insider ownership, and book value.
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Current 6.88, Sept 15 09. Limit 4.66
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Rated 1 star.
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This account goes contrarian to heavy free media-based bear or bull calls. A bear call on 08-13-2009 from Reuters in an article entitled "Ambac, MBIA liquidity at risk without new business" MBIA credit default swaps are trading at around 30 percent
upfront, Markit data show.
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this one is worthless, other banks are furious at them for ripping them off and will not leave the holding company a penny
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Guarantees AAA financial products.... triple A as in aggressive anal attack
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Bankruptcy is around the corner.
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Going to 0 along with ABK. These guys have stayed out of the spotlight for a while, but I would expect muni insurers to come into scrutiny again soon
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This company seems to have survuved the worst fears. Still a tough row to hoe here with its insurance business, but the stock has been beaten down to the point where the risk is worth the potential return.
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They made a smart move seperating the winners from the losers, at the very least they will probably be able to start writing new business again which means they can make some money. In any event I think that if they don't get some tarp money they too might be finished but they are in better shape than ABK.
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Undervalued and TARP
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Oversold in my mind.
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can you say bankrupt??????????
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bankruptcy is around the corner
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I guess the market forgot that these sub-prime insurers were in trouble. It seems their "safe" market (muni's) are in trouble now too.

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