American International Group (AIG Quote - Cramer on AIG - Stock Picks) shares came under further pressure Tuesday as reports circulated that the insurance giant plans to post a massive loss and may liquidate assets or seek further government aid to stay afloat.
The New York-based insurer's stock dropped 13 cents, or 25%, to 40 cents in afternoon trading. A year ago, before the government's emergency rescue of the firm, AIG shares traded above $50.
Several outlets reported on Monday that AIG planned to announce up to a $60 billion loss the following week, and was seeking additional assistance from the government. Such a loss would likely trigger more ratings downgrades, forcing the firm to put up more cash as collateral for its debt obligations.
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AIG's stock was 52 dollars a year ago today it's .53 cents per share. Looks like another country will move in and take over.
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