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Winners Since Bear Stearns / JP Morgan Deal
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Thursday, 3 Apr 2008 | 8:40 AM ET
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By: Ariel Nelson
Director of Market Data & Content Services
Director of Market Data & Content Services
With today's hearings in Washington on the JP Morgan Chase [JPM
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], here is a look at how the Financials and Home Builders have faired since their close the Friday before the deal was announced. An all-star cast will be testifying, including Fed Chairman Bernanke, SEC Chairman Cox, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon, and Bear Stearns CEO Alan Schwartz.
While Countrywide [CFC
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