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ledeni007 | Should I buy AIG stock now? Why or why not? |
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Why do so many people here insist on wanting to buy companies in default, bankruptcy, near bankruptcy, in receivership, have negative a balance sheet, have huge debt they cannot control, or are in a faltering business?
Answer: D. all of the above. |
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Mr. tucka tucka
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nope risky
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Jerry S
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no, the stock is too risky and may not survive much longer. |
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Jennabooga
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nope |
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slick09
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if the stock is at a low enough price that you can afford to loose it at worse case scenario |
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Dwight D J
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You'd be foolish. The only way they could lose money faster would be by shredding money....and they'd need lots of shredders.
It'll be years, maybe decades, before they're profitable. You could invest in many different companies that will be more profitable between now & then (some of my favorites are Boeing, Coke, Pepsi, Goodyear, Pfeizer, Exxon, BP, and Johnson & Johnson). |
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Kay
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AIG is a company which has been bailed out by taxpayers money from bankruptcy. Why would anybody want to buy stocks of a company on a brink of bankruptcy? If AIG could not get out of the current financial condition and the government decides to take over instead of bailout, the common stock price will be zero. |
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YEAUH!
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thats like asking "should i buy a lion for my son for christmas?"
hell naw! |
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Chris C
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Clearly some of the people that frequent this site have no idea about how companies operate or what is going on.
AIG is not going bankrupt. They had liquidity issues where if they weren't helped they would end up bankrupt down the road sometime. All they needed was a cash infusion to help them free up some cashflow. They have more than $600 Billion in assets, that's a long ways away from being bankrupt. People hear the word bankruptcy in the same sentence as a company name and automatically assume they are going down like a sinking ship (and often the media makes it sound that way on purpose). Liquidity problems are still a long ways away from bankruptcy. The 'bailout' loan that was given to them is to be paid back in 1 year at 11% interest. It's far from a handout and it's far from a prevention of bankruptcy with that tight of terms. Basically it's giving them some cashflow to continue operations and make divisions of the company attract to sell.
Regarding the stock and whether to buy it or not...
Right now it is risky, becuase many people don't understand what's going on (see previous paragragh) and are dumping stock. If you are looking at buying a holding for a while then it's probably a good investment. The company isn't going anywhere, it's just a matter of figuring out how people will percieve them in a year or 2 when they sell off some assets.
Right now you're better off going with the consumer staples, like the GE's, the Wal-Marts and Coca-cola's. Those stocks are beat up pretty bad as well and they are a safer bet than any of the US financials. |
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Gabi ng Lagim
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It appears to be in heavy consolidation right now. There isn't much more room for it to drop. However, play it safer and buy when price crosses above the 20 day moving average. |
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neuregel1
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Its a good time to buy, you'll probably never see stocks at this price from big companies in your life time again. But you have to ride the wave. The bigger the risk the bigger the gains. look into fannie mae, freddie mac, CITI, Ford, GM, These are just a few there are many others. You put about 4 or 5k into any of these and they make it through the recession your talking about buying the farm in a few years. |
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ft215
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no much better deals right now buy some alcoa |
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tobygirl
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Risky indeed... although they are cheaper now, you should ride this "recession" out a little longer before investing your money into this unstable economy |
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Mr. Taco
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Depends. Can you stay committed to them for the long haul? If so, they are a great gamble. They are so low that if they get even half way to where they used to be you'll make a fortune. But it is going to take a long time for them to bounce back. If you are willing and able to put up serious money for the long-term and sit on it, it is an excellent risk. If you are looking for quick money, however, you are wasting your time.
In regards to other comments on here: stocks are really low. You wait, and yes, there will be less risk. But you won't make any money off of it. The REAL money is in taking the risks. Stocks are so low now you can potentially see 100X increases in your investment. "Ride the recession out" and you'll be LUCKY to double your money. |
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What do you think? The stock market is for visionary people. Ones who guess that companies such as IBM will make it big and bet on it. The ones who come in late already lost big. That is why it is called "risk capital" It the same as Vegas. |
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Maniac Man
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Yes.... Warren Buffet is buying stock, and he is the most successful man in the world. |
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