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would you buy bear sterns?

jp morgan about to buy bsc

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RobSmith answered 9 months ago …

Forget "about to buy" - the deal is as good as done. I feel bad for the firm's employees...they hold a third of the outstanding stock and it's getting sold for pennies on the dollar.

We're in for a long decline in the financial markets. I for one will be looking overseas.

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MNSL answered 9 months ago …

I partly agree with RobSmith. But we can not completely forget the USA market. There will be outstanding investment opportunities in next 02 years. I

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