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Bought to Open 10 contracts of NJS AB at 0.42

NJS AB 0.01 0.00 [0.0%]

Users Bought (30 Days) 0 (0%)
Users Sold (30 Days) 0 (0%)
Market Cap 75.79M
52-Week High 0.32
52-Week Low 0.01
10 Day Volume 4.71M
P/E -0.01
EPS (Trailing 12 Mos.) 0.0
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Transaction: Bought to Open
Symbol: NJS AB
Quantity: 14 contracts
Price: $0.40
Value: $560.00
Stop Order: No @ $N/A
Target Price: $0.00

Come on. Share price is one thing, but a buyout still is going to be based (at least to some degree) on book value!  Book value around $30, with a $5 a share loss projected in Q3 gives us a $25 book value.  Anyone think a 50% off sale is fair for such a distressed company? Still puts us at $12.50 a share.

 I'm in for a ride... either way...

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Posted by Recycle on 09/12/08 at 05:29 AM

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Haymore

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Haymore
The Koreans did some due diligence on LEH and did not like what they saw.  Book value is probably overstated greatly based on what mortgage bundles are currently trading at.