CBL & Associates Properties, Inc. CBL
At closeNov 10, 2026, 4:00 PM EST
After hours · Nov 10, 4:00 PM ET
- YTD
- +42.00%
- 1 year
- +63.78%
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Company DOUBLED, even TRIPLED down there is no C11 coming. Wells Fargo isnt going to accelerate anything. They stand to make a hell of a lot more by cooperating with CBL. Plus, if they ask Trump for help, he is likely to kick Wells Fargo in the ASS over it. No worries here. They will keep it straight.
Final thought.. make sure you read the ENTIRE filing! ;)
The Administrative Agent has indicated that the lenders intend to continue good faith negotiations with the Company surrounding a consensual restructuring of the Companys balance sheet.
sareena<- THE MOST POINTLESS POSTER I HAVE EVER SEEN
Thanks Rory.. will pick up $2500 worth. Not be because I am worried. I believe this company will make a FULL price recovery.
3 times is a CHARM:
The Administrative Agent has indicated that the lenders intend to continue good faith negotiations with the Company surrounding a consensual restructuring of the Companys balance sheet.
AGAIN, just in case you happen to be a FUCKING MORON, here it is AGAIN:
The Administrative Agent has indicated that the lenders intend to continue good faith negotiations with the Company surrounding a consensual restructuring of the Company’s balance sheet.
Hey shorts... BEFORE you go out and hang yourself by the neck here, you need to read this statement by the Administrative Agent. Fact is, Wells Fargo default processing is a separate department. Notices like this are automatically generated. AGAIN, before you hang yourselves by the neck, READ THIS:
The Administrative Agent has indicated that the lenders intend to continue good faith negotiations with the Company surrounding a consensual restructuring of the Company’s balance sheet. In the event that the Administrative Agent were to attempt to seek to exercise remedies based on these disputed defaults, however, it is the Company’s intention to seek an immediate stay of any such action in a court of appropriate jurisdiction.
On the flip side, have a look at the short sellers. They think they got em one, here. They are bout to get FUCKED
CBL should immediately file for injunctive relief and PUNITIVE damages, against Wells Fargo, for acting in bad faith. The missed payments pre-date the restructure agreement. As such, they are NULL and VOID, for CURRENT assertion of default. IN OTHER words, BAD FAITH BREACH OF CONTRACT, by Wells Fargo.
NO SHIT, CBL SHOULD! THEY WOULD WIN!