The firm reduced its 2008 earnings estimate to 90 cents a share from 94 cents a share and its 2009 earnings estimate to $1.05 a share from $1.15 a share.
That said, however, the firm said it still sees GFI as well-positioned to benefit from long-term growth in over-the-counter derivatives and that the company has a strong balance sheet with minimal credit, liquidity and market risk.
GFI shares fell 8% to $9.94 in morning trading. Christie Rizk cr/vj
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