Dspetry
10月前
Per Grok…
The current status of LEHLQ, which refers to Lehman Brothers Holdings Capital Trust IV 6.375% Preferred Securities Series L, indicates it is trading on the OTC (Over The Counter) market. As of the latest available data:
• Stock Price: The stock closed at $0.0008 USD on August 12, 2025, reflecting a significant increase of 60% on that day.
• 52-Week Range: The stock has fluctuated between a low of $0.00 (November 6, 2023) and a high of $0.04 (December 18, 2023).
• Market Capitalization: Approximately $9,600 USD, with 12 million total shares outstanding.
• Performance: Over various time frames, LEHLQ has shown significant volatility, with a year-to-date increase of 166.67% and a 5-day increase of 166.67%, but a 5-year decline of 99.60% and an all-time decline of 100%.
• Dividends: LEHLQ does not currently pay dividends to its shareholders.
• Volatility and Beta: The stock has a volatility of 37.50% and a beta coefficient of -1.29, indicating it moves inversely to the market with high volatility.
Given Lehman Brothers’ bankruptcy in 2008, LEHLQ represents a remnant financial instrument tied to the firm’s capital trust, and its extremely low price and high volatility suggest it is a speculative investment with limited liquidity and significant risk. Investors are advised to conduct thorough research due to the stock’s illiquid nature and the complex history of Lehman Brothers’ financial instruments.
For the most up-to-date price and trading information, you can check financial platforms like MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, or TradingView.
Dspetry
11月前
Per Grok…
The stock Lehman Brothers Holdings Capital Trust IV 6.375% Preferred Series L (LEHLQ) is currently trading on the OTC (Over-the-Counter) Pink Limited market, which is a low-tier marketplace for securities with limited liquidity and minimal regulatory oversight. Here is a summary of its status based on available information:
• Current Price: As of the latest data, LEHLQ is priced at approximately $0.0003 USD per share, with no significant change in the past 24 hours.
• Recent Performance:
• Weekly: The stock has fallen by -40.00% compared to the previous week.
• Monthly: No change in price over the last month.
• Yearly: No change over the last year.
• Historical Range:
• All-time high: $26.3800 USD on January 22, 2004.
• All-time low: $0.0001 USD on December 2, 2008.
• Volume: Trading volume is extremely low, with an average daily volume of around 313 shares and a reported volume of 200 shares on April 30, 2025.
• Market Cap and Financial Metrics: Key financial metrics such as market cap, P/E ratio, EPS, and dividend yield are not available or reported as null, indicating limited financial activity or reporting.
• Dividends: LEHLQ does not currently pay dividends to shareholders.
• Volatility and Beta: The stock has a beta of -0.15, suggesting it moves inversely to the market with low volatility.
• Trading Status: The stock is listed on the OTC Pink Limited market, and some sources indicate it may trade on the “expert market,” where trading is restricted to certain brokerages with privileged access. Small trades may occur to keep the stock active and prevent it from being delisted as worthless.
• Company Context: Lehman Brothers Holdings, Inc., the parent entity, filed for bankruptcy in 2008, significantly impacting its securities, including preferred shares like LEHLQ. The stock is a remnant of the firm’s capital trust securities, and its extremely low price reflects the diminished value post-bankruptcy. Discussions on investor forums suggest speculative interest in potential recovery (e.g., through net operating loss (NOL) claims or restructuring), but no concrete developments have been reported recently.
Note: Real-time quote data and key financial data may not be consistently available due to the stock’s low liquidity and OTC status. The lack of recent news or filings further indicates minimal activity. Investors should exercise caution, as trading in such securities carries high risk due to low liquidity, lack of transparency, and the company’s historical bankruptcy.
For the most up-to-date price or to trade LEHLQ, check with a brokerage that supports OTC Pink securities. For further details on the stock’s history or company information, visit sources like Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, or OTC Markets.
toogoodfella
5年前
An excerpt from a document at “fdic.gov”
IM FULLY LOADED FOLKS!!!!!
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Excerpt:
At the end of the deferral period, then, the TruPS investors would be left holding a deeply subordinated note of the BHC, which would be likely to absorb substantial loss in the event of the BHC’s failure.
1. As noted, however, all cumulative dividend arrearages must be paid in full if the BHC is to continue to operate as a going concern.
2. As noted, however, all cumulative dividend arrearages must be paid in full if the BHC is to continue to operate as a going concern.
3. As noted, however, all cumulative dividend arrearages must be paid in full if the BHC is to continue to operate as a going concern.
Repeated to make Joe more jealous.. lol!
camaro4me
5年前
"Trust Preferred Securities - Trust preferreds represent most of the new preferred security offerings being issued recently. The trust preferred is a hybrid security consisting of a preferred stock issued by a special trust and a debt security issued by the company. The special trust is a subsidiary of the company set up solely for the purpose of selling and administering the trust preferred securities."
I hope you got the Drift as to where I am going... By Law, LBHI has to either re-instate our dividends and in conjunction letting us trade again 'at par' on the 'Big Board/NSDQ' OR Issue us NEW Equity 'In Lieu' of our CT preferreds, in the same 'exchange ratio' they are affording the Senior Debt 'in order to retain us as 51% (AKA 'Old & Cold' Equity)' in the NEW Lehman Equity Capital Structure, so that they will be "IRS Legally Compliant" to use the $60B+ NOLs as NEW Lehman...So, hold on Tightly to them CTs!.
We (meaning the "Trust Company' issuing the CTs, for each of the CTs) are a "Subsidiary" of LBHI & in September of 2008 ONLY LBHI & a few of the Subsidiaries Filed Bankruptcy, NOt all Subsidiaries filed for BK and CT trust Subsidiaries didn't either - this was 'By Design', so that the 'recoveries/income streams' of the Trusts/CTs, could be 're-directed' to the Sr. Debt-holders invoking our 'Sub-ordination' clause... OK, we Put up with that BUT bu that Action, LBHI essentially accepted that we (CTs) are NOT Bankrupt... So, Mr LBHI, now the time has come to 'Pay the (CT) Piper', once LBHI 'closes/exits' BK...
camaro4me
5年前
Class Action Lawsuit Against the BNYM, as Trustee
They are looking for shareholders who are interested in joining a class action lawsuit against the BNYM, as Trustee, for breaching their fiduciary duty to require Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. to file the subordinated guarantee certificates annually. It is the responsibility of the Trustee each year to make sure the certificates are filed.
Quote:
Lehman Brothers Holdings, as guarantor, will be required to file annually with the guarantee trustee a certificate as to whether or not Lehman Brothers Holdings is in compliance with all the conditions and covenants applicable to it under the guarantee.
The failure to file the certificates allowed LBHI to ignore their obligations under the subordinated guarantee resulting in a combined loss to shareholders up to $1.2 billion dollars.
If you are a shareholder and you feel that you are harmed by the BNYM, as the trustee, for their failure to require the filings of the certificates, include the following information in an email and send it to
lbhict34566investorsunited@gmail.com
Information to be included on the email
Name
Address
Contact number
email
Number of shares
Date Acquired
JERSEYHAWG
6年前
I took you and joe aff ignore to read your posts. And this is what i get.
Why did you huy this? Same premise, you made your money, "so you say".
Hrumppph... TBD.
I am making money now, always had noney, always will. This stock, Lehman was just a side play.
The numbers in real estate we flipped, in just months, frankly you wouldnt believe. Its just your nature. But thats ok. I will use the term millions, but one omer went for 1.4, in 2 days.
Anyway, whether this wins, looses, or draws. As long as its done.
Some friendly advice, I would try and work on thst snarky attitude. It really does t work among adults.
No hard feelings, may your ship come in.
Were killing it up here. Out of there park.
And to everyone else, all the very very best. May we meet in Vegas, in the winners circle.
Joe to, your invited, as my guest.
wayne49
8年前
Did you read the prospectus? I dont think you did. Read it in its entirety and get back to me. Everything I say and my peoples DD started with the PERspectus. Then we DD and look at title 11 cases with CTs and research their prospectus and how they ended. We read case studies joey.
Do this as I dont want to be seen as stepping all over your ignorance of this bk, READ THE PROSPECTUS. Because if I go back and quoted it and explain it with numbers from case studies which you will have to DD too, then you will look mighty stupid AGAIN. Answer this,
DID JOESTOCKS READ THE PROSPECTUS OF THE LEHMAN CTs?
As of now, I can tell by the way you post the answer is no. Lots of things in title 11 dont make sense to you because you dont understand it or know it's there or how it works. So, what you think is irrelevant is funny to me. When you say it dont makes sense, it's funny to me. Why, because you failed at the basic DD. The law is relevant not your opinion or if it makes sense to you. Do yourself a favor and READ THE PROSPECTUS after 10 years of posting blindly and people smirking at you.
READ THE PROSPECTUS NO MORE FREE DD FOR YOU so