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I don't think it is a trust the judge issue I think it is a trust the whole system issue with the public perception of this case.
Market goes up wamu goes down.
Market goes down wamu goes up.
simple as that.
I was thinking that JPMC needs to fire JD. He is digging a hole deeper and deeper for them to climb out of.
Also has anybody noticed that if the rest of the market does good then wamuq goes down and when the market goes down wamuq goes up?
See. More lawsuits. I don't need to be a Wallstreet wiz to know about bounces you arrogant twit.
Is it legal for scottrade to give personal info to third parties? Does JD know how much I really have? D.H.
Hasn't anybody else received a letter? I use scottrade. ( I know. don't beat me up on that one) I am just reporting what I got in the mail. I will scan it for you if you want. They contacted me. I read about a class action suit, but I thought that the investor was supposed to contact them if there was still stock being held. I sold mine the first day it started to slide before the opening and crashed. I lost some but not as much as some for sure. But they have been able to get in contact with me. Is that right for scottrade to give out that info? Or is it like you said a scam again? Or is this normal? I don't know how things work in the market much. I am just in it for the WAMU BK case. Seems like this is all a big rip off anyway. Better stick to real estate. (foreign that is)D.H.
I also want to say that this looks to me like a weak bounce. But it would be great for you guys to see Lorcorasin get passed at the end of all this. GLA.
I have just received a letter in the mail from Barroway,Kessler,Topaz,Meltzer and Check LLP.
It is asking for information about my stock transactions during Sept. concerning a class action suit against Arena.
I haven't paid much attention to this stock after it left a bad taste in my mouth when it crashed. But has anybody else received this? I don't want to rock the boat here with the board but I thought you guys should know. GLA.
D.H.
I know who. But what I want to know is what excuse they came up with to leave wamu off the list. The other top 9 banks were included but not wamu. I remember reading somewhere that they had a unique justification for leaving them off the list. But I can't find it and I am tired of going to the i-box and reading more already.
I would like to know why WAMU was not put on the do not naked short list? Anybody know what the excuse was? I think this is a blatant piece of evidence showing that the FDIC and JPMC were colluding in the takeover (illegal) of WAMU. It really looks to me like they had a game plan. Actions speak louder than words.D.H.
I am inclined to think that this latest action by the FDIC is a copycat reaction to what JPMC are trying; throwing enough stuff on the wall to see if something sticks. Why would they time this useless action now? Makes it look like a desperation move to me. D.H.
bettter that way.
What happens if Rosen starts leaking false rumors? Such as commons get nothing and it is over.
Looks like the FDIC had systemic failure.
Frankfurt is back up to normal now. .142eur .197usd
When all the money gets released into the economy what will happen to the value of the dollar?
I was thinking if this is the best they can do, then we have nothing to worry about. Right?
What would be interesting is if the FDIC extended it for one year.
I am as hyped as the next guy. I just need you guys to keep your eye on the ball. D.H.
Here we go again. Everyone is getting excited. I don't blame you guys. But be prepared for more delay from the other side. We might be here next year saying the same things.
gen.trojan
Also on the call list were various other characters too though. He said she said type of stuff I Bet.D.H.
anybody else getting a trojan horse attack on the message boards? I have.
If you go back and read the email from the ots to the fdic warning Bair of all the problems it would cause if the fdic took wamu, then I think that this email alone cleans ots's side of the street doesn't it? Isn't that one of the real pieces of evidence that is avaiable now? I would like to see the rest of the emails to put it in context. But it is pretty evident what the ots was thinking from that exchange alone. D.H.
Anymore of these cases out there?
What does this mean?
This is probably directly related to the UAW threatening JPMC to back off on foreclosures in Michigan or face the withdrawl of UAW monies from JPMC.I know it's off subject one too many steps but there it is.
I believe that WAMU had 12 different types Computer Softwear Systems at the time of take over. They tried to consolidate everything under one system but the company that was contracted failed to get it up and running.
I don't think even WAMU knew at the time of takeover what the bottom line was. Only the Examiner's report will matter.D.H.
I am curious to see what is going to happen in Germany with the pps in a few hours. If this is going to start escalating then I believe that will be a good indicator.
JPM is headed for trouble. With Soros liquidating his shares and the UAW threatening to withdraw their deposits. Then there is the WAMU thing. There is also a series of smaller lawsuits they have been losing.
Needless to say there are dark days ahead for JPMC.
No. The MMs will make money for sure.
They can buy her off and that is okay.
They can even buy us off to shut us up, for a price.
Why doesn't she drop us a note and let us really know what is going on with her. After they pay her off she can go back to reporting on WAMU again.
Really?
I don't think this polling of the shareholders positions is going to achieve anything.
How do we know it is secure and what good will come of it. Who is really collecting the data? IMO if the general consensus is it is good then I will register. But I don't want to give my honest position to anybody. And that brings up the point of how accurate this poll would be. Wouldn't everyone need to be counted for the numbers to be relevant? I mean all JPMC has to do is log on and add as many shares as they want just to mess up the acuracy of the total numbers. All it would take is JPMC to perceive some kind of threat from this type of action. I believe that JPMC already knows who the share holders are and how much each one owns. Sorry to be the Doubting Thomas but it just doesn't make sense to me. There are too many reasons not to be counted and I don't see one good one. D.H.
Then with all the DD on this board why didn;t anyone catch it before? Bunch of ratfinks trying to get one over on each other. I go tout in time before the real party. Only the guys from ARNA made out.
And afterall that, watch the stupid drug get approved.
Big buy in Frankfurt.
Maybe this is important.
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Sept 14 (Reuters) - Creditors of Washington Mutual Inc (WAMUQ.PK) were cleared to try to recover payments the company made just before its bankruptcy, including $20 million paid to its last CEO, court papers show.
Judge Mary Walrath on Monday approved a deal between WaMu and its official unsecured creditor's committee which allows the creditors to take avoidance actions against more than 200 individuals and entities.
These names include Alan Fishman, WaMu's last chief executive, who held the position for 17 days before the company went bankrupt.
Reuters could not reach Fishman to comment on the development.
Fishman, who replaced Kerry Killinger on Sept. 8, 2008, was paid $20 million, including severance.
The thrift was closed by federal regulators and its banking assets sold to JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N).
The case is In re Washington Mutual Inc, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Delaware (Wilmington), No. 08-12229. (Reporting by Santosh Nadgir in Bangalore; Editing by Maju Samuel)
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It was an auction not a sale. You don't get fair value at an auction. These guys play hardball not kickball.
Hold whatever you got for sure. This isn't over yet. Two paths are open now. gla