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STSA complete manipulation just got off phone IR buying more .64 this is complete horeshit
I think its just starting HAFC 46 mil out fkyonwall reports 200 mil buyout= 4 a share.
hafc NEW HIGH OF day BULLISH SIGN!
HAFC here we GROW!
FSNM should be ok earnings come paired to estimates, but then they really should start rolling next Q. What you have to understand is banking stocks are so manipulated, but as dollar goes back up they will preform. FSNM im buying and holding till i get over 100% If they dip it low ill add bunches. Tiny capitol structure, not everything is as it seems in the empire of lies.
HAFC patience its a steal here 200 mil buyout from fly on wall .com. Only 46 mil os.
HAFC 1.60 break coming up if 200 mil buyout it should be 4 a share
Wamuq another hearing tomorrow Omnibus at .12 now with support.
thinking maybe adding here
STSA .70 Its added to my Buy list, stock is being manipulated by shorts but they are running out of steam. Buy when others are fearful as Buffet says.
.025 Im green on it now, take some off if you are green if you want.
HAFC great call now, your timing might of been off man
but if 200 mil and they got 50 mil os, that would be 4 dollars a share don't you think a little patience is needed?
HAFC getting ready 2 go
I mean shorts are putting counterfit shares on the ask, so blatant how they are trying to short stsa etc. You hit the ask and it jumps .02 crazy
You see this HAFC buyout link should fetch 4+ based on capitol structure. If this is true 1.55 a steal
http://www.theflyonthewall.com/permalinks/entry.php/HAFCid1152512
ALL it is naked shorting so they can cover low it down to cover pick back shares and then run it up, did the same thing to countless stocks. Just got to have patience, f$ck a double things got a 7 dollar book even with all the last quarter. 3-5 I want for all the stress in the meantime.
Bottom line completely oversold, look at the volume they are covering now.
http://www.quote.com/news/story.action?id=MTO299u5684
Yep and still no Uptick rule and naked shorting just keeps rolling, unreal.
Im expecting STSA just a matter of weeks before back over 2+
Then with some good news we go higher.
Whats too long, AXl went from 1-8+ in weeks is that too long? YRCW i was in super early but i didn't hold that one took profits.
JPM SHORT DOING WELL, IM F$CKEN POSITIVE ON FSNM YES I JUST DONT HAVE THE TIME TO COMMENT ON EVERY UPTICK OR DOWNTICK BUSY AS SHEET. BOUGHT A CRAP LOAD OF STSA. MY PICKS ARE NOT DAY TRADES FSNM I POSTED WHY I LIKE IT THESE ARE LOW FLOAT STOCKS MEANING THERE IS VERY LITTLE SHARES OUT TO TRADE< CONVERSELY THEY ARE OFTEN MANIPULATED. IM HOLDING MY FSNM AND ADDING MORE LITTLE BY LITTLE. YOU SAW HOW IT POPED UP LAST WEEK THEN MANIPULATED RIGHT DOWN.
THESE STOCKS REQUIRE PATIENCE AND FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS AS WELL.
IF YOU GUYS ARE LOOKING FOR DAY TRADES GO TO OTHER BOARDS I RARELY MENTION MY DAYTRADES HERE UNLESS I PLAN ON HOLDING THEM FOR MORE THEN 3 days. JPM short was the closet thing to a day trade i mentioned i took some profits today but still holding a few short.
gl-
Yep complete bullshit, 7+ book value and billions in assets buying the fear buying the manipulation red red red now in the portfolio but been through things like this before. Im holding steady have patience. A 3+ payout will make it all worth it.
Yep FRGB starting to go the right direction STSA .70 adding more
the manipulation is laughable with a 7 dollar book value
Picked up a bunch of Stsa .76 lowered my average to High .80s im just going to sit tight and hope to sell over 3 in time.
F$ck the crooks in the neck they better bring back the uptick rule and make wamu right or they might have people in the streets.
Enough of the lies you cockroaches!
lol
Its sickening isnt it, when you watch level 2 and they drop the the thing .10 on nothing.
Fecken this market is a joke.
Oh yea i like to see them all In jail Suits, crooked to the core.
The Sec still no uptick rule and naked shorting goes on. What a fecken Joke.
Hmmmm thats suspicous.......
.79 a steal going forward on this manipulation
LP is this the board ok added.
No its allready Bankrupt Planning to Emerge From BK.
If it was going to zero it probably would have are allready.
The Texas Group and others are betting big on the commons and they will fight and have power to what happens to the commons. The re-0rginization I think depends on these court cases all of it can be wiped out thats the risk of trading a BK company, however considering these circumstances there is such huge potential repatriation and winfall I feel could be a real homerun.
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Posted by: mangas13 Date: Sunday, October 25, 2009 5:04:18 PM
In reply to: Sculelos who wrote msg# 113336 Post # of 113403 [Send a link via email]
So for WAMUQ shares, would one receive 1 share of JPM stock for every 5 shares of WAMUQ?
http://bb.us.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=42871584
Go to the Wamuq board, this is a short and longer term play for me, .15 was the previous breakout point and now seems like good support. Some short term catalysts this week is another omni bus meeting and the judges decision on the initial 4 billion. The 4 bil case is just the tip of the iceberg, 100s of bil is the toal i think they deserve. Please research on your own and read past posts and take time to review the info people here or there spend much effort to post here.
Durk nice work on your recent banners, Check your
email if you could
hope to talk to you
cheers
Make me one Please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey you got to remember the 4 bil is just the ice berg we are playing for 10s of billions. The Fdic is a bunch of crooks they will lose below is the excerpt for precedence do your part as a Wamuq shareholder and demand justice.
www.wamurape.org Register and be counted!
"One of our goals is that the assets or at least the asset value of Washington Mutual be returned to the stockholders, just as they were in the lawsuit filed by First City Bancorporation in 1992. In that suit, (1993) the FDIC was forced by the courts to return 145 million dollars to creditors and depositors, after the seizure of that bank and its assets. The same situation happened here. Consequently, our members feel that there seems to be legal precedent for holding the FDIC accountable for their actions. Holding the FDIC accountable is exactly what the members of this organization intend to do.
For further information about events surrounding the seizure or to join the effort for justice, Click on the LINK .
Members of the group are currently seeking exceptional legal representation - the members of the United States Congress themselves! We ask for special legislation. We ask for special dispensation. We ask for Congressional support. We want our bank back - the FDIC should not have given it away to start with. We beseech our government to right this wrong."
Washington Mutual Bank (WAMU) shareholders are uniting to challenge the actions of the FDIC (the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) and JPM (JP Morgan) prior to the seizure of Washington Mutual bank. Shareholders contend: 1) that these actions were unjustified 2) that they were unethical 3) that Washington Mutual Bank was not failing. As evidence of our claims, reports now surfacing indicate the liquidity of the bank was much better than the public was led to believe; by most accounts, the bank had enough funds to cover the withdrawals by depositors. Washington Mutual executives knew these facts; however, their claims made days before the seizure that the bank was in good health were ignored. We the concerned shareholders of WAMU contend that the FDIC was not right in doing so and has caused irreparable harm to the WAMU stockholders, to the banking community and to the markets in general. As a result of this action, shareholders of thousands of companies throughout the world have lost trillions of dollars since.
The FDIC seized Washington Mutual Bank saying there had been a bank run amounting to 16.7 billion dollars in 10 days. The reason this money was withdrawn from the bank is unknown. The FDIC saw money moving out of larger accounts and assumed a run was in progress. Just 2 weeks before the FDIC seized the bank WAMU had worked out a solid business plan with the OTC (Office of Thrift Supervision). At the time of seizure, WAMU had access to $50 billion in assets: sufficient liquidity to handle all their obligations. The situation, however, seemed different to the FDIC, whose reserves were low as a result of not collecting insurance premiums from 1996-2006 and the bank failures in the previous weeks. Appointed officials at the FDIC were concerned that if the failure of Washington Mutual was followed by other bank failures as well, the agency would not be able to handle the situation. Despite this concern, the FDIC had the ability to borrow $30 billion from the Federal Reserve; however, for some reason it did not do so. The FDIC’s move was more about protecting the federal deposit insurance company than about protecting the insured.
In short, the FDIC acted prematurely, behind closed doors. The Washington Mutual Executives had no prior knowledge of the FDIC’s plan. In fact, at the time of the seizure WAMU was in the midst of sale negotiations with several other banks, and had been given no deadline by the FDIC to find a buyer. Despite WAMU’s good-faith efforts to find buyers, banks which were contemplating buying Washington Mutual had been notified by the FDIC that the FDIC was to auction off the bank, again without WAMU’s knowledge. This FDIC action prevented a sale from being made. Even worse for WAMU, behind closed doors, the FDIC was offering prospective buyers a much sweeter deal than the ones WAMU was negotiating. The FDIC arranged for JPMorgan to purchase the $300 billion dollar corporation for the bargain price of 1.9.
The FDIC needs to be held accountable for its short sighted action which has caused havoc throughout world markets. The FDIC had many options in the event that WAMU faltered. The option chosen, seizing the bank and selling it overnight for a miniscule fraction of its value in a clandestine deal with JPMorgan, was the worst of any options they had. Did the FDIC act appropriately? Most shareholders don’t think so and they want the FDIC to answer for that.
The result of the FDIC’s hasty and secretive action was that the shareholders of Washington Mutual Bank lost billions of dollars. Shareholder portfolios were emptied overnight - because of collusion between the FDIC and JPM in weeks leading up to the seizure. Now, shareholders seek redress.
Never has the law been applied with such disregard for its intention. Government regulators, supposedly the ones responsible for protecting us, circulated insider information about the bank to its competitors and precipitated a catastrophic collapse whose repercussions are still being felt today.
Coincidentally, JPMorgan has been the institution which has profited handsomely from these failures. Coincidentally, the former head of the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) whose role is to oversee stock trading, works at JPMorgan, and this week was accused of private conversation causing difficulties that may have resulted in another recent bank failure, that of Bear Stearns. JPMorgan has also been accused of interfering in Lehman Brothers’ access to $5 billion dollars which helped catapult their demise. And the company has been accused of denying WAMU access to $5 billion dollars they had on deposit with JPMorgan.
Is this coincidence? We think not. We demand the FBI and the legislature thoroughly investigate the relationships and actions of the OTS , the FDIC, the SEC and JPMorgan management. We do understand that the government is currently investigating Washington Mutual, but we contend these other institutions need to be investigated as well.
One of our goals is that the assets or at least the asset value of Washington Mutual be returned to the stockholders, just as they were in the lawsuit filed by First City Bancorporation in 1992. In that suit, (1993) the FDIC was forced by the courts to return 145 million dollars to creditors and depositors, after the seizure of that bank and its assets. The same situation happened here. Consequently, our members feel that there seems to be legal precedent for holding the FDIC accountable for their actions. Holding the FDIC accountable is exactly what the members of this organization intend to do.
For further information about events surrounding the seizure or to join the effort for justice, Click on the LINK .
Members of the group are currently seeking exceptional legal representation - the members of the United States Congress themselves! We ask for special legislation. We ask for special dispensation. We ask for Congressional support. We want our bank back - the FDIC should not have given it away to start with. We beseech our government to right this wrong.
Select your language and click on the LINK
To all you short sighted Ignorant WAMU BASHERS YOU DESERVE EVERYTHING THATS COMING TOO YOU. YOU MIGHT AS WELL KEEP LICKING THE BOOTS OF BERNAKE AND SHELIA BAIR THE LYING CROOK. MAYBE SHE WANTS TO LEAVE BEFORE SHE GETS INDITED. THE PEOPLE WILL HOLD ALL THESE CROOKS ACCOUNTABLE IN TIME. WAMU ITS BIGGER THEN A STOCK PRICE ITS ABOUT FREEDOM, SO WAKE THE F UP AND WATCH YOUR TONGUE NOW IS THE TIME TO CHOOSE SIDES. YOU MORONS WHO ARE BASHING WAMU I BET HAVE ALL YOUR MONEY IN DOLLARS WHAT ROCKET SCIENTISTS YOU ARE. WAMU BASHERS ARE WHORES OF THE FDIC FEDERAL RESERVE AND TRAITORS TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE YOU MAKE ME SICK.. WHY you are at it why don't you give that crook Paulson a reach around.
FDIC's Bair fears she's a jinx for markets
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Sheila Bair, widely lauded for her cool regulatory head amid crumbling financial markets and a rising tide of bank failures, says she should stay out of government jobs. She said she's jinxed.
"I joke that I should stay out of government service because everything I do, something bad happens," Bair, the chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, told the Reuters Washington Summit.
http://www.reuters.com/article/Washington09/idUSTRE59K64T20091021
HERES YOUR CHANCE AMERICA WAKE THE F UP GO WAMUQ......
http://www.wntube.net/play.php?vid=5110
OT nothing to fear just need to wake up the sheep we have the power, look at what ghandi did and he was one man, but he defeated the British Empire with grains of salt.
I believe in you! Go now and spread the light...!
hey welcome to the board.. "Truth is Treason In The Empire of Lies" Ron Paul 2012
MAKE THIS A STICKY MOD HUGE PRECEDENCE FOR WAMUQ
One of our goals is that the assets or at least the asset value ofWashington Mutual be returned to the stockholders, just as they werein the lawsuit filed by First City Bancorporation in 1992. In thatsuit, (1993) the FDIC was forced by the courts to return 145 milliondollars to creditors and depositors, after the seizure of that bankand its assets. The same situation happened here. Consequently, ourmembers feel that there seems to be legal precedent for holding theFDIC accountable for their actions. Holding the FDIC accountable isexactly what the members of this organization intend to do." http://wamurape.org/
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=42852270
MAKE THIS A STICKY MOD HUGE PRECEDENCE FOR WAMUQ
One of our goals is that the assets or at least the asset value ofWashington Mutual be returned to the stockholders, just as they werein the lawsuit filed by First City Bancorporation in 1992. In thatsuit, (1993) the FDIC was forced by the courts to return 145 milliondollars to creditors and depositors, after the seizure of that bankand its assets. The same situation happened here. Consequently, ourmembers feel that there seems to be legal precedent for holding theFDIC accountable for their actions. Holding the FDIC accountable isexactly what the members of this organization intend to do." http://wamurape.org/
Washington Mutual Bank (WAMU) shareholders are uniting to challenge
the actions of the FDIC (the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation)
and JPM (JP Morgan) prior to the seizure of Washington Mutual bank.
Shareholders contend: 1) that these actions were unjustified 2) that
they were unethical 3) that Washington Mutual Bank was not failing.
As evidence of our claims, reports now surfacing indicate the
liquidity of the bank was much better than the public was led to
believe; by most accounts, the bank had enough funds to cover the
withdrawals by depositors. Washington Mutual executives knew these
facts; however, their claims made days before the seizure that the
bank was in good health were ignored. We the concerned shareholders
of WAMU contend that the FDIC was not right in doing so and has caused
irreparable harm to the WAMU stockholders, to the banking community
and to the markets in general. As a result of this action,
shareholders of thousands of companies throughout the world have lost
trillions of dollars since.
The FDIC seized Washington Mutual Bank saying there had been a bank
run amounting to 16.7 billion dollars in 10 days. The reason this
money was withdrawn from the bank is unknown. The FDIC saw money
moving out of larger accounts and assumed a run was in progress. Just
2 weeks before the FDIC seized the bank WAMU had worked out a solid
business plan with the OTC (Office of Thrift Supervision). At the
time of seizure, WAMU had access to $50 billion in assets: sufficient
liquidity to handle all their obligations. The situation, however,
seemed different to the FDIC, whose reserves were low as a result of
not collecting insurance premiums from 1996-2006 and the bank failures
in the previous weeks. Appointed officials at the FDIC were concerned
that if the failure of Washington Mutual was followed by other bank
failures as well, the agency would not be able to handle the
situation. Despite this concern, the FDIC had the ability to borrow
$30 billion from the Federal Reserve; however, for some reason it did
not do so. The FDIC’s move was more about protecting the federal
deposit insurance company than about protecting the insured.
In short, the FDIC acted prematurely, behind closed doors. The
Washington Mutual Executives had no prior knowledge of the FDIC’s
plan. In fact, at the time of the seizure WAMU was in the midst of
sale negotiations with several other banks, and had been given no
deadline by the FDIC to find a buyer. Despite WAMU’s good-faith
efforts to find buyers, banks which were contemplating buying
Washington Mutual had been notified by the FDIC that the FDIC was to
auction off the bank, again without WAMU’s knowledge. This FDIC
action prevented a sale from being made. Even worse for WAMU, behind
closed doors, the FDIC was offering prospective buyers a much sweeter
deal than the ones WAMU was negotiating. The FDIC arranged for
JPMorgan to purchase the $300 billion dollar corporation for the
bargain price of 1.9.
The FDIC needs to be held accountable for its short sighted action
which has caused havoc throughout world markets. The FDIC had many
options in the event that WAMU faltered. The option chosen, seizing
the bank and selling it overnight for a miniscule fraction of its
value in a clandestine deal with JPMorgan, was the worst of any
options they had. Did the FDIC act appropriately? Most shareholders
don’t think so and they want the FDIC to answer for that.
The result of the FDIC’s hasty and secretive action was that the
shareholders of Washington Mutual Bank lost billions of dollars.
Shareholder portfolios were emptied overnight - because of collusion
between the FDIC and JPM in weeks leading up to the seizure. Now,
shareholders seek redress.
Never has the law been applied with such disregard for its intention.
Government regulators, supposedly the ones responsible for protecting
us, circulated insider information about the bank to its competitors
and precipitated a catastrophic collapse whose repercussions are still
being felt today.
Coincidentally, JPMorgan has been the institution which has profited
handsomely from these failures. Coincidentally, the former head of
the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) whose role is to oversee
stock trading, works at JPMorgan, and this week was accused of private
conversation causing difficulties that may have resulted in another
recent bank failure, that of Bear Stearns. JPMorgan has also been
accused of interfering in Lehman Brothers’ access to $5 billion
dollars which helped catapult their demise. And the company has been
accused of denying WAMU access to $5 billion dollars they had on
deposit with JPMorgan.
Is this coincidence? We think not. We demand the FBI and the
legislature thoroughly investigate the relationships and actions of
the OTS , the FDIC, the SEC and JPMorgan management. We do understand
that the government is currently investigating Washington Mutual, but
we contend these other institutions need to be investigated as well.
One of our goals is that the assets or at least the asset value of
Washington Mutual be returned to the stockholders, just as they were
in the lawsuit filed by First City Bancorporation in 1992. In that
suit, (1993) the FDIC was forced by the courts to return 145 million
dollars to creditors and depositors, after the seizure of that bank
and its assets. The same situation happened here. Consequently, our
members feel that there seems to be legal precedent for holding the
FDIC accountable for their actions. Holding the FDIC accountable is
exactly what the members of this organization intend to do.
For further information about events surrounding the seizure or to
join the effort for justice, Click on the LINK .
Members of the group are currently seeking exceptional legal
representation - the members of the United States Congress themselves!
We ask for special legislation. We ask for special dispensation. We
ask for Congressional support. We want our bank back - the FDIC should
not have given it away to start with. We beseech our government to
right this wrong.
http://wamurape.org/
WATCH
WAMU Truth
DO NOT BE FOOLED WAMUQ WILL GO DOLLARS AND JP MORGAN SHOULD BE SHORTED TO DEATH<>
Vulcan here it is, now search the outcome=] Gibraltar Financial Corporation
http://www.nytimes.com/1989/04/01/business/two-savings-units-with-large-losses-taken-over-by-us.html