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September 8, 2008 12:34:24 AM CDT


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  • November 2007
    • Citadel Bets Big on Mortgage Recovery in E*Trade Deal

      Citadel Bets Big on Mortgage Recovery in E*Trade Deal

      (Newser) - In bailing out flailing E*Trade with a $2.5-billion infusion yesterday, Citadel Investment is among the hedge funds and private investors starting to bet big on a recovery in mortgage-related securities, the Wall Street Journal reports. "The market is pricing assets like things are going to get really bad," Citadel founder and CEO Ken Griffin said. "But the more likely outcome is for the economy to slow for two or three quarters, and then strengthen." More »

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      E Trade   Citadel Investment Group

    • E*Trade Stock in $2B Free Fall

      E*Trade Stock in $2B Free Fall

      (Newser) - Online brokerage pioneer E*Trade has been caught in the subprime mortgage crisis. Its shares fell 59% yesterday, wiping out $2.2 billion of its market value, reports the Wall Street Journal . Although its core business is discount brokerage, it is also a bank and has $12.4 billion in home equity lines of credit, some of which now look questionable. More »

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      subprime mortgages   Citigroup   SEC   Goldman Sachs   E Trade

    • Dow Dips Below 13K

      Dow Dips Below 13K

      (Newser) - The Dow closed below 13,000 today after seesawing on bad news from the financial sector and falling oil prices. The Dow finished at 12,987.55, down 55.19, after E*Trade said further mortgage-related write-downs might come—and its shares dropped 56%. The Nasdaq slid 43.81 to close at 2,584.13, and the S&P 500 dropped 14.52 to 1,439.18. More »

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      S&P 500   Nasdaq   Dow Jones   Citigroup   mortgage   JPMorgan Chase   Bank of America   OPEC   E Trade   Blackstone

  • August 2007
    • Online Brokers Play 'Let's Make a Deal'

      Online Brokers Play 'Let's Make a Deal'

      (Newser) - Though past merger talks were never consummated, online stockbrokers E*Trade and TD Ameritrade are again in "serious discussions" over a union, the Wall Street Journal reports. A consolidation would create a dominant player in online trading, reducing competition and perhaps ratcheting up costs for consumers. One source estimates the company could be worth $20 billion. More »

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      Wall Street   stocks   merger   Bank of America   E Trade   online brokers   online trading

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