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Arte y Cultura dijo:

Ya está en rojo otra vez...... ¡¡¡¡Tranquilos que en cuanto la FED pegue la Rebaja de Enero esto se va, se va, se va!!!!

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Ya está en rojo otra vez...... ¡¡¡¡Tranquilos que en cuanto la FED pegue la Rebaja de Enero esto se va, se va, se va!!!!

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Eddy dijo:

Vaya guano de mercado. Aparte de ser cuatro valores y cien chicharros, todos los traders con el dedo en el gatillo a ver si rebota Wall St y esto se va p'arriba.

Criterio inversor, lo llaman.

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Merrill reports $10 billion loss
Nation's largest brokerage also takes $11.5 billion writedown on debt, subprime mortgages.
January 17 2008: 7:16 AM EST

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Merrill Lynch reported a quarterly operating loss of over $10 billion Thursday that was much worse than expected, and the company also announced an $11.5 billion writedown related to the subprime crisis.

Merrill (MER, Fortune 500) shares lost 1.8 percent in pre-market trading on the news.

For the quarter, Merrill posted a loss from continuing operations of $10.3 billion, or $12.57 a share. In the year-earlier period, Merrill reported a net profit of $2.3 billion, or $2.41 a share, on the same basis.

The results were far worse than anticipated. Merrill was expected to report a net loss of $4.57 a share on revenue of $702.1 million, according to analysts polled by earnings tracker Thomson Financial.

Merrill, the nation's largest brokerage, also said it would write down $11.5 billion on its collateralized debt obligations and subprime residential mortgages.

Prior to Merril's announcement, there had been intense speculation that the company could writedown as much as $15 billion during the quarter.

Merrill's results cap a particularly busy week for the financial services sector. Earlier this week, Citigroup (C, Fortune 500) recorded a $9.8 billion loss and took an $18.1 billion writedown on its subprime positions. Both JPMorgan Chase (JPM, Fortune 500) and Wells Fargo (WFC, Fortune 500) fared markedly better even though profit fell by more than a third each.

Seattle-based Washington Mutual (WM, Fortune 500) is due to report its fourth-quarter results after the closing bell Thursday. To top of page

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Earnings Preview: Washington Mutual
Washington Mutual Expected to Report 4th-Quarter Loss on Large Reserve for Loan Losses

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The Seattle-based bank planned to sell $3 billion in stock to raise enough cash to fortify its balance sheet. The bank cut its dividend by 73 percent and said it expects to set aside $1.5 billion to $1.6 billion to cover bad loans in the fourth quarter.
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Lehman Brothers analyst Bruce Harting expects Washington Mutual to incur credit losses of $5.3 billion this year because of bad mortgage loans and unpaid credit card bills. About 58 percent of Washington Mutual's home loans are in California and Florida, Harting said, where the housing market is particularly bleak.
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EXPECTATIONS: Analysts expect Washington Mutual to report a fourth-quarter loss of $1.36 per share....

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