Delta stock after chapter 11?
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I just wanted to share a few links I found for you...\n\nhttp://www.delta.com/about_delta/deltas_restructuring/investors_faqs/index.html\nhttp://www.deltadocket.com/\n\nIf I had to take a few guesses...\n1) I don't think there's any law about what must happen w/a stock after bankruptcy.  The government has no control about what happens after the bankruptcy proceedings are over.\n2) Are you sure your stock is canceled?  Those links say it's listed on the pink sheets.\n\nI believe the priority for liquidation (which this is not, but the priority should be the same) is IRS, unpaid wages, secured bondholders, unsecured bondholders, preferred stock, then common stock.  Technically Delta doesn't owe stockholders anything.
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good luck, at least you are willing to pay!\n\nI will watch to see if you get any definitive answers!\n\nDid you check with your normal stock broker program to see if they provide a service?\n\nupdate:\ninterestingly google shows stock quotes\nhttp://www.google.com/search?q=stock+quote+aapl\n\nit's a 15 minute delay, but they also have the links to the big boys!
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As opposed to what?\n\nI think you're asking the wrong question, and you give no indication of market knowledge or direction.\n\nIs this stock going to buck the downtrend in the stock market? Today, we are finally getting a bounce after a 900 pt decline. Are you calling the bottom here in the market? \n\nYour money is probably better off where it is, regardless of which stock you've heard to be recommended or the latest hot pick.
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Join him on his leap of sadness.  I got hurt bad this past month in the stock market too.....\n\n\nI'm going up a few stories before I leap though.  \n\n\nAnyone want the password to my sharebuilder account?  If it goes back up..."someone" should benefit.
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JDSU.  It closed at 4.18/share.  Made 7 cents per share today.  Typical for a day lately.
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Try this company called CTLM. They are expected to go up big next week, and at the very least, they won't lose money.\nAnother stock I really like is TRFX--they are a stable company and bounce around 5 and 5.50, so see if you can get them at five and then hope they end your 5 weeks near 5.50\nOne word of advise--buy things that aren't 10,000 dollars a share and all that because with only 30k you can't get very many shares of big companies. Try to stick with stuff under 40 bucks a share.\nNow if you wanna' be really safe and not make or lose money, then listen to the other peeps suggestions like hotels, nike, etc. \nIf you wanna win on the other hand, try goin with stuff that is unexpected. Every dork in your class is gonna take Wal*Mart, adidas, etc.  So try something new and origional!
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Forsure..in 2001 they were a very strong investor. Don't know now what their situation is..
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Actually, it is totally up to the company as to how many shares of their stock they wish to issue.  Daniel Drew gained Wall Street renowned for issuing stock in Erie Railroad.  He coined the term "watered stock" after his previous experience of driving cattle to the market and right before placing them for sale would not give them anything to drink for 3 days and then let them drink their fill just prior to weighing them for market.  He used the same technique with Erie Railroad stock, printing up and issuing stock and throwing it on the market for investors to snap up. The technique has not been lost to Wall Street even though Daniel performed his feats during the years 1866-1867.  Today there are many stocks traded on the stock exchanges where there are virtually no net assets, but yet the stocks trade at $5, $10, even $50 a share.
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I recently picked up the Vanguard World Emerging Markets EFT TICKER: VWO because the global economy is booming right now. Alot of the positions in this EFT are Chinese companies which is booming right now. Check that out. \n\nI also picked up two energy stocks for the winter.  PETROHAWK ENERGY CORP, TICKER: HAWK, power ranking 9, and WHITTIER ENERGY CORP, TICKER WHIT, power ranking 10, both are very low priced and expected to significantly outperform the market over the next six months.
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Do drop by this site for the latest update on it.\n\nhttp://blog.explodingstocks.com/
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Most airlines are poorly run, and with the increase in oil.  this will sound the death knell for them.  I would keep away from all airline stocks except for maybe jetblue
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Not sure I understand the question.  If you want to change your shares owned, then buy more or sell some depending on the current price.
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With UAL, the stock was deleted, but that is not always the case.  It depends on the balance sheet of the company and how many creditors they have.  Keep in mind that the common stock is the lowest rung on the ladder.  When a company files for chapter 11 (reorganization), they have to negotiate with all of their creditors (the higher rungs on the ladder).  Once the bankruptcy court approves the plan, if there are any assets left they will go to the common stock holder.  In a lot of these situations, the common stock holder is then issued new shares in the new reorganized company.  Usually they do not recieve 1 to 1 for their shares.  It's usually a fractional amount like 1 share for every 50 that you previously owned.  This is why it is a bad idea to try to speculate on stocks of companies in bankruptcy.
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Yes - that's what Chapter 11 is for.  A company is profitable but for some calamity or disaster which is not going to be repeated.  Chapter 11 allows for reorganization and for the going concern value of the business to be preserved.
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I wouldn't. An indictment could come out any day which would send the stock down. Haliburton should be OK for another year or so though because they have contracts to fill that cannot be transferred to anyone else, regardless of what sort of politicking goes on between now and then. As long as their accounting is correct the company is still solid even if the hold board is removed for wrong-doing. This stock is a "sell" in my book.
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People believe what they want to.  \nThe earlier answer for Kmart from Nikomat is completely wrong.  Kmart stock was selling at 10 cents but that stock became worthless.  The company canceled that stock and left shareholders out to dry.  They then reissued new stock after the bankruptcy and that is the stock that rose.\nNot every company decides to leave shareholders up in the air.  Some will issue new stock in place of the old, some will give so many shares of new stock for old.\nIf you pay less than a dollar for the stock and it starts going up you can make a bundle but like any stock you take your chances.  It's great when you make money but you should never invest what you can't afford to lose.
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owning stock would be my guess