Maheswar
2023-05-02

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  • Bootrade
    ·2023-05-03
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    FRC will be back under OTC tomorrow trading on the 3rd May and resume trading under FRCB symbol.
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    • BootradeReplying toMaheswar: 
      More regional bank will start to fail and FDIC may not able to cover all banks. Which is why they are calling to pause rate hike. It’s a very difficult situation with sticky inflation and bank pressure.
      2023-05-03
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    • BootradeReplying toMaheswar: 
      Bank stock aren’t as safe as it use to. High interest rate and high inflation hurts bank. Especially regional banks has high commercial real estate loan which are falling badly and we have yet to seen it coming. FDIC covered 80% of CRE loan for FRC which jpmorgan has recongnize how bad these loans can go. If not jpmorgan wouldn’t ask FDIC to cover 80% losses.
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    • MaheswarReplying toBootrade: 
      Thats very bad .. i lost my all bullets .. 🥶
      2023-05-03
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  • Alexngo
    ·2023-05-02
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    What Happens To My Stock When The Company Gets Acquired?

    The merger and acquisition (M&A) market has really heated up on Wall Street in recent years. If you’ve never owned stock in a company that has been acquired, you may not be familiar with the process.

    First of all, a buyout is typically very good news for shareholders of the company being acquired. Suitors tend to pay a significant premium to the target's current market price to ensure shareholders will vote to approve the deal.

    For example, LinkedIn Corp (NYSE: LNKD) shares spiked nearly 50 percent when Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT) announced a takeover earlier this year. For traders looking for a quick buck, the time right after the buyout announcement is usually a good opportunity to cash out. However, long-term investors may wonder what happens to a stock that is bought out if they don’t actually sell the shares.

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    • Maheswar: 
      But .. there are some posts .. where the SVB price become very less .. and expected to be same for FRC..
      2023-05-02
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  • Alexngo
    ·2023-05-02
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    If a company declares Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it is asking for a chance to reorganize and recover. If the company survives, your shares may, too, or the company may cancel existing shares, making yours worthless. If the company declares Chapter 7, the company is dead, and so are your shares.
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  • Alexngo
    ·2023-05-03
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    FRC - The stock will be delisted. When a bank is seized by the government, its common shareholders are wiped out. In this case, First Republic shareholders, along with its debt holders, will not receive anything. JPMorgan Chase said that it would not assume First Republic's corporate debt or preferred stock.
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  • Jacky Cheong
    ·2023-05-02
    什么都没了
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  • Semangkaka
    ·2023-05-02
    It depends how much you buy?
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  • Maheswar
    ·2023-05-02
    What it mean?
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