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Assured Guaranty Ltd.
AGO
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+45.26%
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Consensus Rating Average <table width="100%"> <tbody> <tr class="qm_main"> <td class="qm_maintext"> Consensus Rating for AGO is MODERATE BUY <!-- </span--> </td> </tr> <tr class="qm_main"> <td class="qm_maintext qm_consesusRatingHelp"> Since many brokers have different rating systems, we maintain a standard system with an assigned numeric value from 1 to 5. Ratings are a translation of brokers' recommendations to the recommendation scale, which ra...
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AGO Assured Guaranty Ltd
AGO
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+41.09%
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(closed on 08/06/09)
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Bullish on AGO ...
AGO
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-25.01%
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651 days
This company did not have any risk in the first place. No subprime exposures. It will also win business from AMBAC and MBIA
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Industry Bailout on the Way
AGO
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-15.75%
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656 days
Either they are going to report major losses or their stock is down because of fear of all the bond insurers. Either way I believe the whole industry will see gains.
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From the Blogosphere
Barron's: Assured Guaranty (AGO) could thrive
Assured Guaranty, P/E only 3!
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 Assured Guaranty Ltd. (AGO) This Bermuda company provides financial guaranty insurance and reinsurance, as well as mortgage guaranty coverage.
Billionaire Wilbur Ross owns 13% of the company valued...
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Crain's NY on Wilbur Ross
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Aaron Elstien has an interesting piece on Wilbur Ross in Crain's NY.
Reprinted with permission:
<>'King of Bankruptcy' moves into toxic mortgages. Hope that proves wiser than his auto-biz bets
By Aaron Elstein Wilbur Ross, who famously pocketed hundreds of millions turning around bankrupt steel mills, is moving to dramatically different turf. Last week, the “King of Bankruptcy” unveiled plans to invest up to $1 billion in distressed mortgages.
It's worth a shot. After all, little else of what Wall Street's top vulture has feasted on since his steel coup has turned out very well. The auto-part>...
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Crain's NY on Wilbur Ross
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Aaron Elstien has an interesting piece on Wilbur Ross in Crain's NY.
Reprinted with permission:
<>'King of Bankruptcy' moves into toxic mortgages. Hope that proves wiser than his auto-biz bets
By Aaron Elstein Wilbur Ross, who famously pocketed hundreds of millions turning around bankrupt steel mills, is moving to dramatically different turf. Last week, the “King of Bankruptcy” unveiled plans to invest up to $1 billion in distressed mortgages.
It's worth a shot. After all, little else of what Wall Street's top vulture has feasted on since his steel coup has turned out very well. The auto-part>...
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Wilbur Ross to Buy Bank
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Anyone have any thoughts on which one?<>
From CNN Money <>Billionaire investor Wilbur Ross, known for his investments in distressed companies in the steel, automotive industries, said it is only a matter of time before his firm acquires a bank.
"We will end up with a bank, there is no doubt about that," Ross, the chairman and CEO of WL Ross & Co., said in an interview Tuesday.
Ross, a major player in the private equity industry, said that his plans to purchase a depository institution were delayed last year after the government moved to inject capital into the nation's banking system as part of >>...
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