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		<title>Rumor Or Hammer? The Market Will Tell</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[At 1pm on Thursday, Ladenburg analyst Dick Bove sent out a note on Lehman Brothers to raise the stock to a Buy, basing his belief that a hostile takeover is now possible. Within less than a hour, Lehman&#8217;s stock rose from $12.91 to $13.54. With the lightening speed of the market, there is no time [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>At 1pm on Thursday, Ladenburg analyst Dick Bove sent out a note on Lehman Brothers to raise the stock to a Buy, basing his belief that a hostile takeover is now possible. Within less than a hour, Lehman&#8217;s stock rose from $12.91 to $13.54. With the lightening speed of the market, there is no time to read through Bove&#8217;s full report. Only the message is important: buy Lehman.</p>
<p><a href="http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2008/08/22/15320/the-bove-note-on-lehman-in-full/">FT Alphaville</a> points out that the analyst&#8217;s past record on stock picking isn&#8217;t promising. But that will not matter. An influential analyst will move markets, like it or not.</p>
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(REUTERS/Brendan McDermid)</p>
<p>But the market is no fool. Today Lehman&#8217;s stock is trading above $15, after news get out on a possible buyout of the struggling investment firm by a Korean bank or some sorts (various media reports including <a href="http://blogs.reuters.com/reuters-dealzone/2008/08/22/hope-yet-for-a-lehman-seoul-mate/">DealZone</a> identified different potential buyers).</p>
<p>So Bove&#8217;s speculative note had a $0.63 market movement, while a more substantial news with names of possible buyers and spokesperson&#8217;s verification moved the price up $2.00. There is no need to lament an analyst&#8217;s poor rating records. The market knows who and what to follow the best.</p>
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