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Originally posted by: hoops2
"Chapter 11 occurred AFTER the Federal Government intervention. It was never an option in late 2008 when the company was set to shut its doors and liquidate...unless another buyer was set to step in and take on the 50 billion in debt the company owed. Despite Hoops's claims there was no such buyer. Make no mistake - in January of 2008 GM did not have enough cash to qualify for Chapter 11. Like I said in my earlier post - they had two options: liquidation or a government bailout. "
The process never allowed an option for the company or it's assets to be bought on the open market, so of course there were no buyers
Originally posted by: hoops2
"Chapter 11 occurred AFTER the Federal Government intervention. It was never an option in late 2008 when the company was set to shut its doors and liquidate...unless another buyer was set to step in and take on the 50 billion in debt the company owed. Despite Hoops's claims there was no such buyer. Make no mistake - in January of 2008 GM did not have enough cash to qualify for Chapter 11. Like I said in my earlier post - they had two options: liquidation or a government bailout. "
The process never allowed an option for the company or it's assets to be bought on the open market, so of course there were no buyers
Anyone or any company could have bought a controling interest in the companies at anytime simply by buying up the shares on the open market. That no one was even slightly interested in doing so tells all you need to know about the viability of the two companies. Your so-called 'Free Market" spoke.