SVB stockholders

[BommaliNinnodhala]

Situation what? 1$ for 100$ or all gone in the wind

looks like penny for dollars now —

experts throw some light — what happens if same thing happen with other big companies?

[hyperbole]

Someone will buy it for less than $300 million is my guess. 

WaMu and Wachovia were valued at $100 billion each and got sold for $1 billion each to Chase and Well Fargo in 2008. Both banks had $2 trillion assets

 

[BommaliNinnodhala]

@ramudu    @Manishican  red carpet vesa randi randi

[BommaliNinnodhala]

1 minute ago, hyperbole said:

Someone will buy it for less than $300 million is my guess. 

WaMu and Wachovia were valued at $100 billion each and got sold for $1 billion each to Chase and Well Fargo in 2008. Both banks had $2 trillion assets

 

Wow — you mentioned in the other thread that hands burnt — what happened to your stocks? All gone?

[Pahelwan2]

Na deggara kuda unnai bro upto 200 stocks. 1-2 days lo sankanakipoinai. It was trading 270$ 3 days back ippudu adukutinali nenu

[BommaliNinnodhala]

1 minute ago, Pahelwan2 said:

Na deggara kuda unnai bro upto 200 stocks. 1-2 days lo sankanakipoinai. It was trading 270$ 3 days back ippudu adukutinali nenu

Sorry man — bad luck — 

[BommaliNinnodhala]

9 minutes ago, Pahelwan2 said:

Na deggara kuda unnai bro upto 200 stocks. 1-2 days lo sankanakipoinai. It was trading 270$ 3 days back ippudu adukutinali nenu

Lets wait for experts who had experience in these type of situations - or who went through this situation in 2008

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

12 minutes ago, Pahelwan2 said:

Na deggara kuda unnai bro upto 200 stocks. 1-2 days lo sankanakipoinai. It was trading 270$ 3 days back ippudu adukutinali nenu

Enti $50K poyinda ayyithe??? what made you do invest that much

[BommaliNinnodhala]

1 minute ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

Enti $50K poyinda ayyithe??? what made you do invest that much

May be long term man — swing lo unde kada last couple of years

[csrcsr]

35 minutes ago, BommaliNinnodhala said:

Situation what? 1$ for 100$ or all gone in the wind

looks like penny for dollars now —

experts throw some light — what happens if same thing happen with other big companies?

Chinnaga fine print untadi anna market risk anni checkbox tick kodtham anthe and submit gone Gaya,  profits vachina roju sappudu cheyaru lDa poyinapudu anthe

[Gorantlamdhav]

22 minutes ago, hyperbole said:

Someone will buy it for less than $300 million is my guess. 

WaMu and Wachovia were valued at $100 billion each and got sold for $1 billion each to Chase and Well Fargo in 2008. Both banks had $2 trillion assets

 

 

6 minutes ago, BommaliNinnodhala said:

Lets wait for experts who had experience in these type of situations - or who went through this situation in 2008

The bank is being liquidated not sold to anyone 

monday morning all accounts will be paid upto 250k cash

above that amount bonds istaru

Salaries , rents etc.. will be paid

share holders comes last- zero

then the account holder bonds will be paid in ratio with leftover cash

that bank is closed and done

lawsuit vestaru it will be settled eventually but shares are almost sunna

[Pahelwan2]

8 minutes ago, Gaali_Gottam_Govinda said:

Enti $50K poyinda ayyithe??? what made you do invest that much

Motley fool recommendation bro 

[Pahelwan2]

Ippudu 39$ chupistundi. So ippudu brokerage firm gadu 0 chesi paisal deduct chestada lekunte stocks emitai. Atleast 200*39 anna save cheskovachu ani hope.

[hyperbole]

17 minutes ago, Gorantlamdhav said:

 

The bank is being liquidated not sold to anyone 

monday morning all accounts will be paid upto 250k cash

above that amount bonds istaru

Salaries , rents etc.. will be paid

share holders comes last- zero

then the account holder bonds will be paid in ratio with leftover cash

that bank is closed and done

lawsuit vestaru it will be settled eventually but shares are almost sunna

That’s not how that works. It is not some retail store to liquidate assets. Assets anni long term untayi like loans, bond investments etc. they will get someone big enough to assume all these assets and liabilities. In case there is no one to buy it that is worst case scenario where they sell the bonds and loans to recover the money, selling them early will only make the situation bad

WaMu had $307 billion assets, $188 billion deposits, and over 2,300 branches in fifteen states when it failed. All got sold to Chase for $1.9 billion. Stock went from $13 to $2.  WaMu also failed simalrily when people rushed to withdraw $16 billion in 10 days and there was liquidity crunch and finally FDIC took over

[pakeer_saab]

11 minutes ago, Pahelwan2 said:

Motley fool recommendation bro 

their name itself has "fool" in it for a reason, never go by recommendations but your own instincts.