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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They actually think, if they TRY hard enough, they can push this down and hold it there. But, there is a little problem with that theory. Volume here yesterday was just 3M shy of the volume on Microsoft. That is a LOT of BULL POWER. Most likely, what you will SOON see here is a MAJOR SQUEEZE.
Bull trap? Not quite
This is a short trap. Every time a short dumps, he or she starts to sweat a little more, and for very good reason. CBL said -IF they file c11, not when-. And, that was prior to the $34M interest payment. That is not something a company does, if they TRULY intend to file c11. Hence, there will be no c11. Shorts SHOULD be worried.
The Simon Group hits the TOP of my buyout radar here
You can fact check this. On the JCP board, prior to the Amazon acquisition announcement, I posted that it was highly probable; and, it happened. That brings my track record to 73 accurate buyout predictions.
This will make 74. :)
So, use your analytical mind to predict what will happen here (up move in price).
Given there were MULTIPLE 411 PRINTS yesterday, and, we are past restructuring and the OCT 1 release, any news NOW would have to be related to an upcoming MERGER or ACQUISITION. ;)
$3 Book per share
$5B in assets
ALL debt renegotiated [Already DONE]
$34M Interest payment made (would not have made this payment, if they really plan to file chapter 11). ;)
Company announced no disruption in normal operations.. business as usual
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Does not sound like a bankrupt company to me. And, with no need for DIP financing, there is no need for chspter 11.
If you are going to post c11 news, at least make sure it is current.
No Debtor in Possession procedures required, as they completed all redoing the loans on their own.
No DIP, no Chapter 11
It is no longer required
Not quite - Chapter 11 is for Debtor in Possession proceedings. There will be no Debtor in Possession, as they renegotiated loan terms on their own. No DIP, no need to file Chapter 11. They are not going to file Chapter 11 to restructure, when they have already renegotiated loan terms (ie. restructured the loans). That would be pointless, and, it is not going to happen. ;)