Published: May 16th, 2011 at 10:28 am ET
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Tepco Says Fuel in 2 Reactors May Have Melted, Bloomberg by Michio Nakayama and Yuji Okada, May 16, 2011:
Tokyo Electric Power Co. said fuel in other reactors at its damaged nuclear plant may have melted, after confirming rods in the No. 1 unit had fallen from their assembly [...]
Moody’s Japan K.K. cut Tepco’s credit ratings and put it on review for further possible downgrade after today’s news [...]
Moody’s cut senior secured rating by one step to Baa2 from Baa1 and long-term issuer rating to Baa3 from Baa1, saying that damage at the plant appears worse than previously indicated. The agency cut its short-term rating for commercial paper to Not Prime from Prime-2. It was the third downgrade since the disaster.
Published: May 16th, 2011 at 10:28 am ET
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“Ok to tell the truth now and let the stock fall, we’ve sold all our holdings to some public employee retirement fund.”
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Moodys is the personification of the old phrase “a day late and $3 Triilion dollars short”. Waht a completely useless company. If they were any more useless they could be in the nuke industry. Oh wait, not useless, dangerous. Hahahaha
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They didn’t just stop at robbing us blind, now they are going to kill us all.
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Smart TEPCO Executive: “Ok, so you load all the melted fuel rods onto robot ships and aim them at US West Coast. Here is what you paint all over ships:
“Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, signed by Japan in 1970, requires that all used nuclear fuel from Japanese reactors must be sent to the US for storage or reprocessing.”
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Here is some MSM coverage by Bloomberg. Good.
Still a deceptive headline. Moody downgrade also discussed.
Tepco Says Fuel in 2 [MORE] Reactors May Have Melted
By Michio Nakayama and Yuji Okada – May 16, 2011 6:18 AM MT
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-16/tepco-says-fuel-in-2-reactors-may-have-melted.html
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“Cut” TEPCO off at the knees.
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Who would buy Tepco bonds? I mean, really.
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Are they ‘too big to fail’ in Japan?
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