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To: Keith Feral who wrote (8925)5/22/2012 2:19:22 PM
From: rllee   of 13218
 
Just talked to a RE broker here in San Francisco. Multiple offers everywhere, shortage of inventory, Facebook IPO syndrome for buyers and sellers.

sfnewdevelopments.com 

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To: Brasco One who wrote (8906)5/22/2012 2:31:11 PM
From: Oblivious   of 13218
 
Quite a ride today with PCX. No position.

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To: Oblivious who wrote (8928)5/22/2012 2:35:15 PM
From: Brasco One   of 13218
 
to say the least. crazy went to $1...

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To: Brasco One who wrote (8929)5/22/2012 2:41:14 PM
From: Oblivious   of 13218
 
Patriot Coal Says Refinancing Efforts Continuing
Last update: 5/22/2012 2:39:37 PM
      DOW JONES NEWSWIRES    

Patriot Coal Corp. (PCX) said its refinancing plans are continuing and confirmed it is working with private-equity firm Blackstone Group LP (BX) on the effort.
The short statement came after a sharp and sudden selloff of Patriot's shares following a Debtwire report on the company's alleged plans to restructure.
Late Monday, Debtwire, citing unnamed sources, reported Patriot was fielding pitches from restructuring advisers in the event the company can't satisfy its near-term financing needs. Debtwire said Blackstone and Centerview Partners LLC were involved and law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP was organizing the talks on Patriot's behalf.
Patriot said earlier this month it entered into a commitment letter for a new revolving credit facility and new term loan facility for $625 million from three lenders: Citigroup Inc. (C), Barclays PLC (BCS, BARC.LN) and Natixis (NTXFY, KN.FR).
"Patriot Coal Corp. is continuing to work with these lenders to strengthen its finances, including the replacement of its current credit facilities well before certain of its debt obligations become due in March 2013," the company said.
It confirmed it is working with Davis Polk, its long-time counsel, and Blackstone "to achieve an optimal financing package," it said.
Following the Debtwire report, shares shed more than 50% of their value, but have now bounced back somewhat, triggering two single-stock circuit breakers as the stock recouped some losses in the wake of Patriot's statement. Shares were down 29% at $2.38 in Tuesday afternoon trading. The stock is down 72% so far this year.
The company last week lowered its sales volume outlook for metallurgical coal for the rest of the year, citing the potential default of a key customer. Two ratings firms soon after downgraded the company's credit ratings.
-By Ben Fox Rubin, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-3108; ben.rubin@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
May 22, 2012 14:39 ET (18:39 GMT)

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To: Keith Feral who wrote (8925)5/22/2012 4:04:43 PM
From: Oblivious   of 13218
 
DELL misses by 3 cents. .43 instead of .46

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To: Oblivious who wrote (8931)5/22/2012 4:12:34 PM
From: Keith J   of 13218
 
Is that more of an indication AAPL is eating away at their market share, or of overall weakness in markets?

KJ

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To: Keith J who wrote (8932)5/22/2012 4:17:12 PM
From: Oblivious   of 13218
 
AAPL has great results. Apple iPads are eating PCs.

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From: ecrire5/22/2012 6:59:56 PM
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A lasting market rally needs a weaker, not stronger Dollar. Today was more evidence of this.

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To: ecrire who wrote (8922)5/22/2012 9:41:27 PM
From: John Koligman   of 13218
 
If you look at Dell's results and guidance, and perhaps HPQ's tommorrow, it stands to reason that future drive demand may be in question... If AAPL is taking share, it is doing it via devices that for the most part use flash, not the stuff WDC and STX make....

Regards,
John

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To: ecrire who wrote (8934)5/22/2012 9:43:43 PM
From: robert b furman   of 13218
 
So far you are right and our bullmarket has been weak.

I'm thinking when the opposite happens we'll find a bull that has legs.

When rates and the Dollar go up slowly together - we'll begin to have confidence in our economy and then there will be loan demand and those with credit will get loans from banks NO PROBLEMO.

The low rates are intended to help the easy money masses get weaned from debt.

Maintain and establish their credit worthiness for a real economy without the collapses of levered political cronyisms.

Bob

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