Ambac Financial Group (AMBC)

$9.03 -0.05 (-0.55%)
Market Cap 395.62M
Revenue (ttm) 235.82M
Net Income (ttm) -556.45M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -235.96%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 838,700
Avg Vol 852,022
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 43.81M
Stochastic %K 40%
Beta 0.96
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $16.33

Company Profile

Octave Specialty Group, Inc. operates as a financial services holding company. It operates in two segments, Specialty Property and Casualty Insurance; and Insurance Distribution. The Specialty Property and Casualty Insurance segment provides specialty property and casualty program insurance with a focus on commercial and personal liability risks. The Insurance Distribution segment offers specialty property and casualty insurance distribution services, which include managing general agents, under...

Industry: Insurance - Specialty
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 212 658 7470
Fax: 212 208 3414
Address:
One World Trade Center, 41st Floor, New York, United States
Gocker
Gocker Jan. 7 at 4:51 PM
$AMBC Analyst said price target $15 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/OSG/pressreleases/36787930/octave-specialty-group-osg-receives-a-rating-update-from-a-top-analyst/
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 7 at 4:47 PM
$AMBC News from today: President, Claude LeBlanc, recently bought US$91K worth of stock, for US$7.59 per share In the last twelve months, the biggest single purchase by an insider was when Independent Director Michael Price bought US$500K worth of shares at a price of US$6.54 per share https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/insurance/nyse-osg/octave-specialty-group/news/claude-leblanc-bought-12-more-shares-in-octave-specialty-gro/amp
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 6 at 7:23 PM
$AMBC It's a hoax. The company makes money from its subsidiaries. The unprofitable subsidiary AAC was sold. Parts of the management were laid off. Employees were sold out of the company with the AAC. Anyone who tries to buy hardly gets any shares because there are none. The price increases immediately for orders over 500 pieces. AMBAC itself can buy back all shares at this price and they have announced that in such a scenario. This is naked short selling. If the new company's data appears clean without the old subsidiary, the tide should turn. The image is from the 3Q25 investor report with the company data. EBITDA First 9 month: EVERSPAN $+2,1 million OCTAVE $+26,6 million
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 6 at 7:21 PM
$AMBC It's a hoax. The company makes money from its subsidiaries. The unprofitable subsidiary AAC was sold. Parts of the management were laid off. Employees were sold out of the company with the AAC. Anyone who tries to buy hardly gets any shares because there are none. The price increases immediately for orders over 500 pieces. AMBAC itself can buy back all shares at this price and they have announced that in such a scenario. This is naked short selling. If the new company's data appears clean without the old subsidiary, the tide should turn. The image is from the 3Q25 investor report with the company data. EBITDA first 9 month EVERSPAN +2,1 million OCTAVE +26,6 million
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taotrader
taotrader Jan. 6 at 7:00 PM
$AMBC why does it continually go down without any justification!!!!!!!???????!!!!!!!
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 2 at 9:54 PM
$AMBC What ever they try. They repurshase there own shares.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 28 at 9:32 PM
$AMBC Insiders hold ~10%. If they do, the shareprice goes up. If the shareprice goes up, they benefit from it. Why should they don´t? They will earn in 2026 over $50 million and up to $80 million in 2028
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ProvincePulse
ProvincePulse Dec. 27 at 3:18 PM
$AMBC Short‑term swings mask the deeper question: can discipline hold; free‑cash‑flow conversion needs to normalize — consistent delivery could invite longer‑term shareholders. Markets will follow data, not narratives.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 17 at 9:41 AM
$AMBC As a result of the sale of the old business, cost items also left the company. These savings will improve earnings in the future. In addition, my savings in running the company are $17 million. Stock market prices actually always jump when companies save costs.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 9 at 5:00 PM
$AMBC 99.15% is held by funds and insiders. $OSG (former AMBAC) continues to buy back shares.
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 7 at 4:51 PM
$AMBC Analyst said price target $15 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/OSG/pressreleases/36787930/octave-specialty-group-osg-receives-a-rating-update-from-a-top-analyst/
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 7 at 4:47 PM
$AMBC News from today: President, Claude LeBlanc, recently bought US$91K worth of stock, for US$7.59 per share In the last twelve months, the biggest single purchase by an insider was when Independent Director Michael Price bought US$500K worth of shares at a price of US$6.54 per share https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/insurance/nyse-osg/octave-specialty-group/news/claude-leblanc-bought-12-more-shares-in-octave-specialty-gro/amp
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 6 at 7:23 PM
$AMBC It's a hoax. The company makes money from its subsidiaries. The unprofitable subsidiary AAC was sold. Parts of the management were laid off. Employees were sold out of the company with the AAC. Anyone who tries to buy hardly gets any shares because there are none. The price increases immediately for orders over 500 pieces. AMBAC itself can buy back all shares at this price and they have announced that in such a scenario. This is naked short selling. If the new company's data appears clean without the old subsidiary, the tide should turn. The image is from the 3Q25 investor report with the company data. EBITDA First 9 month: EVERSPAN $+2,1 million OCTAVE $+26,6 million
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 6 at 7:21 PM
$AMBC It's a hoax. The company makes money from its subsidiaries. The unprofitable subsidiary AAC was sold. Parts of the management were laid off. Employees were sold out of the company with the AAC. Anyone who tries to buy hardly gets any shares because there are none. The price increases immediately for orders over 500 pieces. AMBAC itself can buy back all shares at this price and they have announced that in such a scenario. This is naked short selling. If the new company's data appears clean without the old subsidiary, the tide should turn. The image is from the 3Q25 investor report with the company data. EBITDA first 9 month EVERSPAN +2,1 million OCTAVE +26,6 million
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taotrader
taotrader Jan. 6 at 7:00 PM
$AMBC why does it continually go down without any justification!!!!!!!???????!!!!!!!
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Gocker
Gocker Jan. 2 at 9:54 PM
$AMBC What ever they try. They repurshase there own shares.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 28 at 9:32 PM
$AMBC Insiders hold ~10%. If they do, the shareprice goes up. If the shareprice goes up, they benefit from it. Why should they don´t? They will earn in 2026 over $50 million and up to $80 million in 2028
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ProvincePulse
ProvincePulse Dec. 27 at 3:18 PM
$AMBC Short‑term swings mask the deeper question: can discipline hold; free‑cash‑flow conversion needs to normalize — consistent delivery could invite longer‑term shareholders. Markets will follow data, not narratives.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 17 at 9:41 AM
$AMBC As a result of the sale of the old business, cost items also left the company. These savings will improve earnings in the future. In addition, my savings in running the company are $17 million. Stock market prices actually always jump when companies save costs.
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Gocker
Gocker Dec. 9 at 5:00 PM
$AMBC 99.15% is held by funds and insiders. $OSG (former AMBAC) continues to buy back shares.
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 5 at 12:27 AM
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 5:59 PM
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 5:59 PM
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 2:12 PM
$DIA DEEP VALUE REPORT — OCTAVE SPECIALTY GROUP ( OSG) (ex- AMBC) Updated Ambac didn’t die. It quietly amputated its past, sold the legacy book to Oaktree, rebranded as Octave Specialty Group… and still trades at <0.5× book. The full Deep Value Report on $OSG (ex- $AMBC): cash, NOLs, A- carrier, health platform — all on sale. 📉➡️📈 HERE: https://cundilldeepvalue.substack.com/p/deep-value-report-octave-specialty
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 2:09 PM
$PLRZ DEEP VALUE REPORT — OCTAVE SPECIALTY GROUP ( OSG) (ex- AMBC)Updated Ambac didn’t die. It quietly amputated its past, sold the legacy book to Oaktree, rebranded as Octave Specialty Group… and still trades at <0.5× book. The full Deep Value Report on $OSG (ex- $AMBC): cash, NOLs, A- carrier, health platform — all on sale. 📉➡️📈 HERE: https://cundilldeepvalue.substack.com/p/deep-value-report-octave-specialty
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 2:08 PM
$DG DEEP VALUE REPORT — OCTAVE SPECIALTY GROUP ( $OSG ) (ex- $AMBC) Updated Ambac didn’t die. It quietly amputated its past, sold the legacy book to Oaktree, rebranded as Octave Specialty Group… and still trades at <0.5× book. The full Deep Value Report on $OSG (ex- $AMBC): cash, NOLs, A- carrier, health platform — all on sale. 📉➡️📈 HERE: https://cundilldeepvalue.substack.com/p/deep-value-report-octave-specialty
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FRAGMENTS Dec. 4 at 12:03 PM
$OSG DEEP VALUE REPORT OCTAVE SPECIALTY GROUP (OSG) (ex- $AMBC ) Updated Ambac didn’t die. It quietly amputated its past, sold the legacy book to Oaktree, rebranded as Octave Specialty Group… and still trades at <0.5× book. The full Deep Value Report on OSG (ex- AMBC): cash, NOLs, A- carrier, health platform — all on sale. 📉➡️📈 HERE: https://cundilldeepvalue.substack.com/p/deep-value-report-octave-specialty $SHOP $SQ $LCID $INTC $BABA
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Giletjaune
Giletjaune Nov. 24 at 3:27 PM
$AMBC Renamed Octave Specialty Group. OSG
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Gocker
Gocker Nov. 20 at 9:03 AM
$AMBC Buisness is very simple in some cases. The Margin is important or for those who do not understand, it is important how much you earn from something, that you sell. The higher the Margin is, the more money a company will earn and it is important how much they sell. The Margin is 26%. Cross-Selling That is the important way, so sell more to one costumer. They do it!
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zerodayrounder
zerodayrounder Nov. 19 at 8:00 PM
$AMBC I know nothing but that is a savage tree shake since earnings. Heavy AF.
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