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barb162 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sun Mar-01-09 02:10 PM
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58. I read an article in Forbes or Fortune a few months ago about this
and the old man was actually madder than hell about what was happening to AIG. Maybe the boys wanted to get away from dad's hand. I remember when Jeff G. went to Marsh. It's amazing to see the current stock price, just about worthless. :eyes:
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  -AIG catastrophe, coming next week SOS  Feb-28-09 06:09 PM   #0 
  - My auto insurance payment is due next week...  joeybee12   Feb-28-09 06:14 PM   #1 
  - Mine is due in May  Sherman A1   Feb-28-09 06:33 PM   #3 
  - I think there is a difference between the insurance unit  Celebration   Feb-28-09 06:45 PM   #8 
  - The insurance is still functional  SOS   Feb-28-09 07:00 PM   #11 
  - Yes the insurance side is still profitable and functional.  Marrah_G   Feb-28-09 07:51 PM   #20 
  - There is a difference; they're all separate corporations.  barb162   Feb-28-09 11:49 PM   #29 
  - Pay it, they'll still be in business.  barb162   Feb-28-09 11:48 PM   #28 
  - i had aigdirect auto insurance until a few weeks ago  ProgrezivIndie   Mar-01-09 07:11 AM   #39 
     - You might want to send them something in writing  Trekologer   Mar-01-09 03:40 PM   #62 
        - oh, i did that as well...  ProgrezivIndie   Mar-01-09 04:01 PM   #63 
  - rec #2, and thanks for posting this!! nt  inna   Feb-28-09 06:17 PM   #2 
  - massive losses  seemslikeadream   Feb-28-09 06:34 PM   #4 
  - liquidate aig  madrchsod   Feb-28-09 06:39 PM   #5 
  - Sounds like such a sensible practical notion  truedelphi   Feb-28-09 06:40 PM   #7 
  - If you liquidate AIG, dozens of major banks across the world will be officially broke  alcibiades_mystery   Feb-28-09 07:02 PM   #12 
     - No matter how you do this..  sendero   Feb-28-09 07:16 PM   #13 
     - sometimes - very rarely, although this might be one of these cases ....  inna   Feb-28-09 07:43 PM   #17 
     - I don't disagree with that at all  alcibiades_mystery   Feb-28-09 07:45 PM   #18 
     - Where did all the money go????  Pachamama   Feb-28-09 11:16 PM   #24 
     - The "money" at AIG was theoretical  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-01-09 07:41 AM   #42 
        - It wasn't even money - it was options, credit default swaps, and other derivatives. AIG was a big  leveymg   Mar-01-09 08:18 AM   #47 
           - I don't think we can. As I understand it, there's $500 to $700 TRILLION in CDS...  Junkdrawer   Mar-01-09 09:19 AM   #48 
              - Nocera is saying the notional value of AIG CDSs is $450 billion  SOS   Mar-01-09 12:26 PM   #51 
                 - So, AIG holds less than 1/60 of the estimated CDS Market?  Junkdrawer   Mar-01-09 01:01 PM   #53 
     - Oh god, it's back  MadHound   Feb-28-09 11:30 PM   #25 
        - There's no doubt these giant companies have to be dismantled  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-01-09 07:40 AM   #41 
           - Then if they need to be dismantled,  MadHound   Mar-01-09 07:42 AM   #43 
              - You have to hold them up until you can take them down sensibly  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-01-09 08:02 AM   #44 
  - Sounds like plain old theft to me...  stillcool   Feb-28-09 06:40 PM   #6 
  - That's what it's sounded like to me from the beginning.  tbyg52   Feb-28-09 07:52 PM   #23 
  - It's not theft  Dreamer Tatum   Mar-01-09 03:28 PM   #61 
  - Geithner and Bernanke will backstop all of it.  roamer65   Feb-28-09 06:48 PM   #9 
  - K&R thanks n/t  slipslidingaway   Feb-28-09 06:54 PM   #10 
  - This and other examples are the reason the stimulus will fail  zagging   Feb-28-09 07:33 PM   #14 
  - Stimulus?  Profprileasn   Feb-28-09 07:47 PM   #19 
  - Who'd you vote for?  rockymountaindem   Feb-28-09 07:52 PM   #22 
  - 'zactly  HCE SuiGeneris   Mar-01-09 02:48 AM   #36 
  - Estimates of the bad paper vary widely  zagging   Mar-01-09 02:45 AM   #35 
  - unlike the credit card debt that your hero, Bush, racked up  northernlights   Mar-01-09 01:44 PM   #56 
  - Where did you get 150 trillion.  barb162   Feb-28-09 11:54 PM   #30 
  - Total derivatives = $500 trillion  SOS   Mar-01-09 02:53 PM   #60 
  - the US isn't the only one with a stimulus package  northernlights   Mar-01-09 01:46 PM   #57 
  - Sounds like a break up of AIG is what is going to happen.  DCBob   Feb-28-09 07:35 PM   #15 
  - That's the most likely scenario. Almost of the the insurance units  barb162   Feb-28-09 11:57 PM   #31 
  - My first employer, and once (30 years ago) a truly impressive company.  burythehatchet   Feb-28-09 07:42 PM   #16 
  - was it just an insurance company back then, not all the other investment/mgmt stuff? nt  Muttocracy   Feb-28-09 11:45 PM   #27 
  - It was mostly all insurance related things back then  barb162   Mar-01-09 12:02 AM   #33 
  - That's right. Mostly commercial property and casualty. And the interesting thing  burythehatchet   Mar-01-09 06:35 AM   #37 
  - I know them quite well too.  barb162   Feb-28-09 11:59 PM   #32 
     - I don't know whether Hank directed this. I think he was trying to stop it and he  burythehatchet   Mar-01-09 06:37 AM   #38 
        - I read an article in Forbes or Fortune a few months ago about this  barb162   Mar-01-09 02:10 PM   #58 
  - Check the FAA Certificate of Registration in the cockpit of many US airliners ..  DemoTex   Feb-28-09 07:52 PM   #21 
  - For airliners, there are pilots hired who take the planes to a field  barb162   Mar-01-09 01:28 AM   #34 
  - my BIL is shitting himself  TrogL   Feb-28-09 11:40 PM   #26 
  - At 42 cents a share  alcibiades_mystery   Mar-01-09 08:03 AM   #45 
  - Where are the protests?  DemReadingDU   Mar-01-09 07:39 AM   #40 
  - Wait until the Alt-A's REALLY start defaulting later this year...  Junkdrawer   Mar-01-09 08:07 AM   #46 
  - I HIGHLY recommend that everyone visit this thread and watch the Mr Mortgage Youtube...  truebrit71   Mar-01-09 12:08 PM   #50 
  - Alt-A's already just as big as subprime (and will grow as unemployment skyrockets)  SOS   Mar-01-09 12:42 PM   #52 
     - Roubini's basing those charts on a 5% decline?  MilesColtrane   Mar-01-09 01:30 PM   #55 
  - ...n/t  slipslidingaway   Mar-01-09 11:40 AM   #49 
  - Gramm-Leach strikes again.  MilesColtrane   Mar-01-09 01:17 PM   #54 
  - when greed becomes criminal, people need to go to jail...they were gaming the system & lost  spanone   Mar-01-09 02:24 PM   #59 
  - All I want to know is...  Elidor   Mar-01-09 04:25 PM   #64 
  - n/t  slipslidingaway   Mar-01-09 06:05 PM   #65 
 

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