Now that the Wachovia (WB) saga seems to be settled and Wells Fargo (WFC) is the winner, will Citi (C) turn its sights to National City (NCC)?
Capital World Investors now beneficially owns 103 million shares, up from 8 million in the last quarter.
From the filing:
Capital World Investors is deemed to be the beneficial owner of 103,764,990 shares or 5.1% of the 2,035,010,452 shares of Common Stock believed to be outstanding as a result of CRMC acting as investment adviser to various investment companies registered under Section 8 of the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Disclosure (“none” means no position):Long C,NCC, WFC, none
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2 replies on “Capital World Investors Files 13D/A in National City”
Hi, I’m the founder and CEO of an organization called Citizens United Against Corporate Corruption.
To make a long story short we regrettably say after being the victims of egregious behavior at a Target store we have started a national blitz against this company in the last two weeks. In that time their shares have fallen from 38-26.
We’ve contacted many of their large shareholders, most of the major brokerage firms and the media as well. We plan on continuing in this matter until Target goes COMPLETELY UNDER!
Just in case you’re not taking us seriously we’ve also been on a national blitz against a company called Forest City Enterprises. They were at 40 when we commenced action against them in September. At the close on 11-19-08 they were
at 4.16.
It is our belief that Capital Research Global Investors and Capital World Investors are Target’s two biggest shareholders.
They are not companies who are easily accessible so we hope they read this message. I believe they’re both at 333 S. Hope St. in LA.
If y’all have any questions or further information you need I can be reached at 773-848-6565. My email is RJFCHICAGO@comcast.net.
Meanwhile, we suggest these companies sell all their shares of Target IMMEDIATELY!
Sincerely
Ronald Fleishman
CEO
Citizens United Against Corporate Corruption
In a follow up to my last post, I would like to say the efforts of Citizens United Against Corporate Corruption has been successful so far against Target, despite the fact it's still doing well on Wall Street. Who hasn't lately? However, they have been struggling in terms of retail sales, especially against Walmart. How much longer investors will continue to listen to government propaganda remains to be seen. Over and over again we hear analysts claiming "things are better than expected." What analysts? For those who think the comeback by Wall Street is a good sign, we strongly suggest watching the video called the "Obama Deception" on You Tube. As for Forest City Enterprises we recently created a web page in hope of waking up their remaining supporters. cuaccforestcitypixetc.com/
Target will be next.
Sincerely
Ronald Fleishman
CEO
Citizens United Against Corporate Corruption