The 52-Week Low Club (GE)(AIG)(MET)(ACAS)(GENZ)

March 3, 2009 by Douglas A. McIntyre

GE (GE) Growing concern that financial division will have heavy write-offs. Drops to $6.85 from a 52-week high of $38.52.

MetLife (MET) One of many insurance companies being pulled down by AIG (AIG). Falls to $13.41 from 52-week high of $65.50.

American Capital (ACAS) Credit rating cut. Sells off to $.85 from 52-week high of $37.30.

Genzyme (GENZ) FDA delays approval of one of the company’s drugs. Plunges to $50.05 from 52-week high of $83.97.

Douglas A. McIntyre

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