Apollo Management and Texas Pacific Group plan to buy Harrah's for $81 per share - what does this signal for the market?
Sam Adelton
Oct. 2, 2006

This will create the biggest leveraged buy out in the history - another sign of market topping out.

Apollo Management and Texas Pacific Group plan to buy Harrah's for $81 per share - what does this signal for the market?

this kind of LBOs always happen at the end of major bull runs. The $15 Billion buyout offer pushed Harrah's stock thriugh the roof but smart money cautious today.

Apollo Management and Texas Pacific Group plan to buy Harrah's for $81 per share - what does this signal for the market?
Sam Adelton
This will create the biggest leveraged buy out in the history - another sign of market topping out.
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