Guys,
I have a job interview at Macquarie Bank next week. Should I take the job if I get through???!!!!
Looks like I am goingto get this job as I have the uncanny habit of picking up falling knives (my portfolio would be a testament of my above statement)....Will let you all know if I make it in the interview or not !!!!
Guys,
I have a job interview at Macquarie Bank next week. Should I take the job if I get through???!!!!
Looks like I am goingto get this job as I have the uncanny habit of picking up falling knives (my portfolio would be a testament of my above statement)....Will let you all know if I make it in the interview or not !!!!
A fallout from US banks usually doesn't mean a huge rally in bank stocks over here, especially MQGI think more likely caught up in today's banking relief rally - fallout from the F&F move in the US.
I can't believe that no one has posted in this thread today.... the thing jumped 15% today!!! hello
Does anyone know what is behind this? doesn't seem to be any major ann's. Maybe just people willing to hold long recognising value when they see it?
Cheers
A fallout from US banks usually doesn't mean a huge rally in bank stocks over here, especially MQG
Thats my observation anyway
Cheers
Edit: maybe you meant 'bailout'?
I can't believe that no one has posted in this thread today.... the thing jumped 15% today!!! hello
Does anyone know what is behind this? doesn't seem to be any major ann's. Maybe just people willing to hold long recognising value when they see it?
Cheers
Yippee !!!!!!!!! Only 34.62% of gains to go and I'm in the green on this one
The MQG Morgan Stanley Presentation in London was very timely in view of the positive financial news coming from the US.
Mac could double its profit forecast , then deliver and still see share price fall in this market.
It can't seem to de-couple from its VERY dismal distant cousins IMO
Response to The Australian article
SYDNEY, 17 September 2008 – A report in today’s Australian newspaper which claimed that Macquarie Group needs to refinance $A45 billion of debt and that $A5 billion requiring refinancing by March 2009 “could prove difficult to get away” is false and inconsistent with information provided to the market by the Group.
Since 31 March 2008, the Group has raised term funding of $A6.4 billion from a variety of sources. In addition, from 31 March 2008 to 31 July 2008, Macquarie Bank Limited increased deposits by $A3.8 billion to $A17 billion. The Group also has an undrawn $A3.8 billion senior credit facility.
Macquarie remains well-funded and well-capitalised with liquid assets of more than $A20 billion as at 30 June 2008, which is twice the level of a year ago.
The author did not provide the Group with an opportunity to respond to these claims.
I said to myself i would buy in at $34.00, but looking at it today, i will not touch this stock. Ever again, i don't think.
This might make their over-paid executives wake up.
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