Will it trigger covenants or maybe materiality clauses? Doubt it. Every drafter who doesn't have their hands in their pants assumes that most banks need lots of rooms on their own covenants
Will it trigger covenants or maybe materiality clauses? Doubt it. Every drafter who doesn't have their hands in their pants assumes that most banks need lots of rooms on their own covenants
I doubt any covenants would be hit, maybe the debt gets a bit more expensive but anyone lending large amounts of money knows the situation these banks are in already, they dont need Moodys to tell them.
A topic we are now wrestling with is counterparty ratings language in SAI's and other compliance policies- many have limits of A-, back when banks had to really suck to get below AA.
Decisions Decisions
Needless to say, Europe's outcome rides on the results of THIS today...
Screw the net, Surf the backcountry!
Yup pretty much non-event. Good news - everyone knows the polite fiction that banks are healthy is so much fiction. Bad news - banks really aren't all that healthy
now huckbucket is sucking it:
http://live.wsj.com/video/why-the-we...j_hpp_tboright
bullshit story, bullshit theory, still funny
Well the election is over , were does the market go from here ?
I think the dow will get to 10.5k in the next three weeks .
we'll all be walking around wearing barrels with suspenders begging for apples in one month
Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature... Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. -Helen Keller
Painting closets with oil based ?
I sold 20% of my stock around 1440 and want to redeploy in down markets to capture year end capital gains. I see this as a rotational event technically. Fundamentally I'm bullish either way with regard to the fiscal cliff: 1. if we go over it it's long term bullish because it's fiscally conservative and 2. If we don't go over it it's kick the can.
With 2% growth and dividends higher than the 10 year rate stocks are a reasonable risk.
Any thought on BTFD on coal today?
My take (in general, not addressed at the post right above this one) is that the market knew Obama was going to win quite a while ago and prices reflect that except that chicken little types (individuals mostly, not big players) selling on fear are pushing the market down temporarily. So, a dip=good chance to buy.
Nope, have to disagree, Ice, mainly because individuals just don't hold enough stock to affect the market like this even if they all moved at the same time, which ain't gonna happen, anyway. This is just a bunch of pissed off rich institutional managers trying to make some stupid point. They'll be back.
Riots is Greece too. Like that matters..
Those people are fucked. The next Hitler may very well be living there.
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