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Wow! 98 million shares traded so far today. Average volume is about 6 million.
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=63064006
WHI Holdings web site up:
http://wmiholdingscorp.com/investor-relations/
Perhaps you've all seen it. Includes audited financials.
Yes, didn't you see your account?
LOL
WMI Liq. Trust, quarterly reports - Sticky this link for future reference:
http://www.wmitrust.com/wmitrust/document/list/2897
There's been a lot of posts lately concerning the WMI Liquidating Trust. See the link above for access the quarterly reports and LOTS of other good information. Be sure to check out the Statement of Assets in Liquidation (Balance Sheet) AND the very important explanatory Notes section. The latest report is dated March 31, 2014. The June 30, 2014 report should be posted by July 31, 2014.
Check out Note 8: Disputed Equity Escrow - There are 2.9 million shares of Reorganized WMI common stock that is held in the Disputed Equity Escrow. This escrow account is not included as an asset of the WMI Liquidating Trust. A dismissal of the disputed equity interests will result in a distribution to common shareholders of the Reorganized WMI.
I don't see billions of dollars on the Statement of Assets in Liquidation. The report shows Total Net Assets of $369,319,037 (after liabilities).
Buying opportunity.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/nathanvardi/2014/07/08/momentum-stock-melt-down/?partner=yahootix
I'm looking for a lower price to average down.
Yes, once. First day of court, I believe. He had them shaking!
Respectfully, did you make money on CORSQ? Or, is it soon to be?
Sorry, no choice. Cash is good!
Is this a problem? Celebrate!
How much is the par amount per note?
All is well in my Fidelity account.
For those who didn't know:
http://www.constitutionfacts.com/us-declaration-of-independence/fourth-of-july/
And I had forgotten.
Oh thank you for being a voice of reason!
He said "stop trading". That means buy for investment purposes, not in and out.
Huge?? ELEVEN trades totaling 21,000 shares at this point. LOL
http://hamptonroads.com/2014/06/boy-epilepsy-marijuana-oil-could-be-key
GWPH GW Pharmaceutical Co.
Also check out revenues.....ZERO. I'm gonna wait.
I'm surprised FOX had them on. Wait, I'm not surprised at all!
No, this is a pharmaceutical company.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/gw-pharmaceuticals-present-bank-america-160000951.html
It's $3000 per year until you die.
And if you have capital gains in the meantime, you can take capital losses to the extent of your capital gains, PLUS the extra $3000.
I don't think the 200 day SMA is significant for a company that's only been in existence for less than a year. The stock's on sale, IMO.
I predict GREEN.
Here's a link to special shareholders' meetings and what they are used for. Notice must be given in advance, of course. You have to scroll down a bit to get the verbiage.
http://www.quizlaw.com/business_law/what_is_a_special_meeting_of_s.php
Oh yes I DO. I don't have time to find a link right now. I'm rushing to get to a business meeting. All you have to do is search for the agenda for the special shareholders' meeting. The details are there. Nothing about WMIH. Think this through.
I'm surprised that no one has linked it yet.
KKR special shareholders meeting. It doesn't have anything to do with WMIH.
http://ir.kkr.com/kfn_ir/kfn_releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=835103
Lots of profit to take. Then start all over!
Profit taking. went up too high too fast. Buying opportunity when it bottoms.
Relax, this has nothing to do with GWPH. congress is asking questions and there is a decline. I see this as a buying opportunity. the short sellers are causing the decline in bio stocks in general.
Could you set up a new account elsewhere and transfer everything to the new brokerage account?
http://www.gwpharm.com/LGS%20Orphan%20Designation.aspx
Epidiolex mentioned here. You've all have probably seen this. Old news.
LOL LOL LOL
I prefer CASH! LOL.
No, you own it when you buy it. not when it settles.
It's just us buying.
But L-2 doesn't show a high of $1.
I have Fidelity and still have my shares.
Likewise, I got a 1099 from the liquidation trust that showed the 104.xx as gross proceeds paid to me for my 10 shares of Piers. It was addressed to me and had my SSN. However, ALL of my various formerly Washington Mutual investments are in my ROTH.
Because it was only $104, I just reported it rather than making a fuss. I used a $104 tax basis to zero it out. My actual cost was a lot higher than $10 per share, but as I said it was in my Roth. I pocketed the money rather than trying to transfer it to my Roth.
Months before this payment I emailed Fidelity who responded that the proceeds would be paid to my Roth and not to me. This didn't happen of course. I looked for that email within my Fidelity account, but found out that they keep them in the system for only 60 days.
I'm concerned that when we're paid for our escrow shares tied to WAMPQ and WAMKQ they'll issue us checks.
Under former IRS guidance in one of their publications, multiple rollovers of funds paid to the plan participant were allowed, as long as the money is deposited into an IRA within 60-days. Recently, there was a court case that said that only one rollover is allowed per calendar year.
This would not be a problem for a trustee to trustee transfer. Multiple such transfers are still allowed. The "rollover" in question is when funds are paid to the participant and they have 60-days to deposit the funds into an IRA. Now only one "rollover" is allowed per calendar year.
I suggest that everyone phone their broker to verify that the escrow funds will be paid to the account where the shares were purchased, for example, IRA, Roth, etc. BUT, as I said, I already did this, but the Liquidation Trust paid the money to me directly.
No limit means no limit.
Form 8-k
http://biz.yahoo.com/e/140310/wmih8-k.html
I couldn't quickly access the full 8-k