Dudes, granted GE capital may have massive exposure to swaps that they
haven't disclosed, but Immelt claims no.

Their stock is at $7 and they just cut their dividend to $0.40 from $1.24.

This is bad news if you owned their stock but ... $7 for GE???  OMG.
This is a fire sale.

Now what does GE say about all the shorting?

"As for credit default swaps, [CEO Immelt] said investors can force
substantial price moves “by spending 25 million bucks in a handful of
transactions in an unregulated market. I just don’t think we should
treat credit default swaps as like the Delphic Oracle of any kind.
It’s the most easily manipulated and broadly manipulated market that
there is.”

Meaning he thinks the stock price is too low, but investors are
worried about huge Bear-Stearns type risk.  So ...

"GE scheduled what it calls a “deep dive” meeting to explain GE
Capital’s liabilities for the week of March 16. "

CONCLUSION:  Who feels lucky?  If GE comes out of that meeting making
investors feel comfy that stock will jump and from there it's only
going up. But remember, I'm really just guessing about all of this and
just thought of it 10 minutes ago based on zero re

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