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I went out to dinner with one of my best buddies who manages one of the bigger mutual funds. It's going to be a nasty week. After about the first 12 phone calls he looked like he just finished a 10 round fight.
Well some small things are making it a little better, bigger offer for Bear Stearns and the slight increase in home sales, but it's going to take a lot more.
My friend owns 5 million shares of Bear Stearns. The night we went to dinner he was down $500 million.
Jeez, and here I am worrying about spending an extra $50 on self sensing wiper blades
Firts Carlyle went kaput, then Bear Stearns, and today Lehman Brothers got rocked. We have had 2 projects out for bid in the last 2 weeks where Carlyle was providing the financing to the developers. As a contractor on the lower end of the feeding chain, do you bid them or not?
I think demo contractors get screwed with liens because you can only lien the property. You already tore the major asset down.