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It used to be BSE, but they were bought out by JPMorgan Chase in 2008 and thier symbol is JPM.
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Is the bear claw a symbol of what kind of man you like?
The bear claw is the symbol for the bear community, a community within the gay community. The bear community's flag is similar to the gay rainbow flag, but with different colors, and it has a bear claw in the upper left hand corner.
What is the official animal of Russia?
The animal portrayed on the Russian coat of arms is the two-headed eagle. However Russia is often personified as the Russian Bear; the governing party of Russia, United Russia use the Bear as their party's symbol.
What was the name of the bear in the Andy Williams show?
The bear was called The Cookie Bear.
Who is yogi bear's girfirend?
Cindy Bear .
What is the name of the bear in the mupets?
The bear from the Muppets is named Fozzie Bear.
What is the ticker symbol for Bear Stearns?
The ticker symbol for the Bear Stearns is BSC and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
When was Bear Stearns created?
Bear Stearns was created in 1923.
What is the ticker symbol for build a bear?
BBW and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.
What is the S in T.S. Eliot?
The 'S' stands for Stearns but there is no evidence of a connexion with the financial firm Bear Stearns - or is there??
Why did Bear Stearns shares fall so sharply in one year?
Bear Stearns was deeply affected by the subprime mortgage crisis. The subprime mortgage crisis is a result of the sharp rise in mortgage delinquencies and foreclosures.
Why did the American government bail out Bear Stearns?
The public justification is that the fall of a large company like Bear Stearns could cause a ripple effect that would take down other companies, perhaps the entire American economy. Many Americans are skeptical of this reasoning, suspecting that perhaps bribery of various members of Congress and their staffs is the more likely motivation for such massive assistance. In truth, no one knows what would happen if a firm as large as Bear Stearns collapsed. The only way to truly know would be to let it happen, and since there is the strong possibility of a "ripple effect," it would seem prudent to avoid an experiment of that nature.
Why did Bear Stearns fail?
Bear Stearns' leverage (the money it borrowed) was so high (30x plus) that a "crisis of confidence" developed. Investors began withdrawing money from Bear and counter parties (their customers) stopped doing business with them - effectively their liquidity dried up. It was a classic Run on the Bank. Financial institutions foundations are based upon confidence and trust, so a healthy institution can become insolvent almost overnight. Due to the "run", Bear Stearns was forced to sell to JP Morgan at a fire sale price.
How much was the Bear Stearns bailout?
A 29-billion-dollar non-recourse loan was made to J.P. Morgan back with MBS. See Wikipedia "Bear Sterns" for details.
How did the failure of Bear Stearns affect stock prices?
In a simple sense, the failure of Bear Stearns had a negative effect on stock prices. When a major bank such as Bear Stearns (which had been in business since the great depression) fails, consumer confidence is lowered significantly. Investors lose confidence in the stock market as well. As they lose confidence, it is common to sell assets. As assets are sold, the entire market is flooded with supply. When the supply is very high and the demand is very low, stock prices are forced down.
What is the symbol of California?
its a bear...this is why the flag has a bear on it and it is the bear flag state
What is the symbol for Cheer Bear?
The Care Bear named Cheer Bear has a rainbow on her belly.
What country has a bear as there symbol?
Brown Bear is the national symbold of Russia
