AIG und die Zukunft

Falls noch nicht bemerkt wurde:

http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/data/WAIG.txt

wieder 250 Mio weniger ;-)

Hab den Eindruck man versucht das Ding unter die 35$ zu drücken.

Susquehanna Financial Group (SFG) highlighted the April $34/$29 1x2 put spread in American International Group Inc for long shareholders who believe a part of the recent share strength is due to short covering and who want to protect some of the recent gains. The spread -- buying one $34 put versus selling two $29 puts -- offers a way to limit the cost of protection, put on a short-volatility position and neutralize some of the hard-to-borrow effect on put prices. The $34 puts would cost $3.20 based on Thursday's closing offer and the spread was setting up for $1.10. AIG shareholders who are concerned about a moderate pullback, but do not expect shares to retreat all the way down to the $25 level, could consider the spread. In a report, SFG noted the full benefits of a position like this one are not fully realized until the short options expire. "Thus the position would ideally offer protection against a moderate pullback to the $29 level between now and April expiration, not a sudden decline to those levels in the coming days," it said. Reuters Messaging: doris.frankel.reuters.com@reuters.net 0843 EST 12March2010-Retail sales unexpectedly rise in February

http://www.cnbc.com/id/35835632/for/cnbc/

WaMu steigt wieder, da zocken einige schön...

http://www.world-of-stocks.com/individual_values/wamuq