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Are hoping...lol...gl....this news is not going away anytime sooon.
Maybe FAS a good bet!!
O-YEA if you didnt buy commons before friday you dont get the bonuses..just ask AIG.
Your kidding i hope!!! With all the news you think FDIC needs this? just a question.
In play this week....FVRL,,,PELE.....OF COURSE WAMUQ...going to be a good one.
That was AMERITRADE i didnt try scottrade i dont use it much on pinks.
MMMMMMMM....u could be right on pinkies i just tryed to place a order for 1 share at a dollar and it said we are having difficulty with your trade then sent me to a broker. Now that could be because markets are closed or you cant on pinkies.
Happens all the time but sometimes not on purpose...somebody just typed in the wronge price and if you got the money in your accout they will sell you the shares. Works the other way too...you put a sell order in and miss a zero say 2.00 and u typed in .20 they might fat finger your trade to .20 so important when placing orders.
This is going to be a ride!! Your going to hear all kinds a stories .....they filed to late...halted commons cancelled..ect...all i can say dont believe what you hear unless its right from the horses mouth.....gl with your trades everybody and congrads....
your friend
WHAT??....I promise if you put a order in for 1 dollar and the stock is trading below that they will fill-it....duh....but will they fill it at the asking.......... or fat finger-it at a dollar? scary stuff
So put limit for 1;00 in the morning you should fill in the pennies where its trading . But they could fill you at 1 dollar scary stuff....lol
WAMUQ...PLEASE....HOLDING 80,000
This stocks going no-place. this news is nothing...
Pay Day
NEWS Washington Mutual Inc. (WAMUQ) Friday sued the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
By Peg Brickley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
WILMINGTON, Del. (Dow Jones)--Washington Mutual Inc. (WAMUQ) Friday sued the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. over the takeover of Washington Mutual Bank,
seeking billions in damages for the loss of its prized thrift.
A complaint filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., says WaMu's
former parent is entitled to recoup up to $6.5 billion in capital contributions
it made to the thrift from December 2007 through the September 2008 seizure.
(This article also appears in Daily Bankruptcy Review, a publication from Dow
Jones & Co.)
Washington Mutual filed for bankruptcy protection the day after losing
control of WaMu to regulators, who said it was on the point of failing. If that
was the case, Washington Mutual said, it is entitled to get the money back
under Bankruptcy Code fraudulent transfer provisions.
Parent Washington Mutual is also chasing $4 billion worth of trust preferred
securities that were transferred to WaMu as part of the takeover.
The complaint faulted federal regulators for getting only $1.9 billion from
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), which bought the thrift, and said the FDIC sold
property it had no right to sell.
Additionally, Washington Mutual says it's entitled to up to $3 billion in tax
refunds it expects to receive due to the 2008 losses triggered by the WaMu
seizure.
Other damages sought include $177 million in unpaid loans the parent company
made to its subsidiary, WaMu, before the thrift's mortgage-lending practices
pushed it into insolvency, court documents say.
In Chapter 11, Washington Mutual is trying to round up money to pay its
creditors. WaMu's former parent has been battling JPMorgan and the FDIC for
access to an estimated $4 billion in cash that it had on deposit at WaMu when
regulators took over.
The FDIC is serving as receiver for WaMu, responsible for helping the
thrift's creditors collect their money. Washington Mutual, the parent, filed a
claim in the receivership but was turned down, according to the complaint.
WaMu's former parent said it would seek a jury trial of its case against the
FDIC.
-By Peg Brickley, Dow Jones Newswires; 302-521-2266;
peg.brickley@dowjones.com
NEWS Washington Mutual Inc. (WAMUQ) Friday sued the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
By Peg Brickley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
WILMINGTON, Del. (Dow Jones)--Washington Mutual Inc. (WAMUQ) Friday sued the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. over the takeover of Washington Mutual Bank,
seeking billions in damages for the loss of its prized thrift.
A complaint filed in the U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., says WaMu's
former parent is entitled to recoup up to $6.5 billion in capital contributions
it made to the thrift from December 2007 through the September 2008 seizure.
(This article also appears in Daily Bankruptcy Review, a publication from Dow
Jones & Co.)
Washington Mutual filed for bankruptcy protection the day after losing
control of WaMu to regulators, who said it was on the point of failing. If that
was the case, Washington Mutual said, it is entitled to get the money back
under Bankruptcy Code fraudulent transfer provisions.
Parent Washington Mutual is also chasing $4 billion worth of trust preferred
securities that were transferred to WaMu as part of the takeover.
The complaint faulted federal regulators for getting only $1.9 billion from
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), which bought the thrift, and said the FDIC sold
property it had no right to sell.
Additionally, Washington Mutual says it's entitled to up to $3 billion in tax
refunds it expects to receive due to the 2008 losses triggered by the WaMu
seizure.
Other damages sought include $177 million in unpaid loans the parent company
made to its subsidiary, WaMu, before the thrift's mortgage-lending practices
pushed it into insolvency, court documents say.
In Chapter 11, Washington Mutual is trying to round up money to pay its
creditors. WaMu's former parent has been battling JPMorgan and the FDIC for
access to an estimated $4 billion in cash that it had on deposit at WaMu when
regulators took over.
The FDIC is serving as receiver for WaMu, responsible for helping the
thrift's creditors collect their money. Washington Mutual, the parent, filed a
claim in the receivership but was turned down, according to the complaint.
WaMu's former parent said it would seek a jury trial of its case against the
FDIC.
-By Peg Brickley, Dow Jones Newswires; 302-521-2266;
peg.brickley@dowjones.com
HOWDY!! I just looked drew lines all that stuff on the chart wish i could post-it..o-well i call BREAKOUT TOMORROW!! If not tomorrow monday. Going to be fun....chu..chu.choooo
I call a break-out on FVRL TOMORROW !! If not tomorrow monday.
You are doing great i think i buy 1000 shares of each ....lol...wonder if i would make money!!
LMAO....Ithink you missed one..lol
OOOPS did i go out a bounds ....sorry :) not very good typer comes out sometimes then what i want it too...lol
They even avertize how great they are on scottstrade and ameritrade when making a trade how great they are....lol...lmao....i.c...why...now.....last laughs on them ...imo...they never say they depricate ....no--way...lol
Are u kidding me forget me!! im talking ETF"s in general what im saying is 35.00 on FAZ a day ago is 30.00 today. So 6.00 on FAS is like 8.00 well ok so charts are screwed trading is screwed and if you dont figure this out you are screwed they will either go to a big goose egg or r/s bad name. Give it time and people will be NO-ON-ETFS
Thanks thats a bad deal it gives ETF"S a bad name.
I just read about this....can i answer..please...please....CALLS and PUTS EXSPIRE every third friday.
Nice!!! every investor should have a few pennies however that one is still in a down trend and MM"s love to sink it pretty good before a move-up there tough.I am maxed out on pennies at the moment i can only hold 5 at a time and i got six...lol...one that started to move good on me today was SGLS cant wait to see what tomorrow brings...but look how they sunk-it before today. I read you sold FAZ O-NO its up another dollar after the close...lol...cant go broke taking profit.
Can somebody explain yesterday when FAS was 5.85 FAZ was around 35.00-36.00 ....Compare todays action close FAS 5.76 and FAZ 30.00. WHAT SAY YOU!!
How about this trade sold my FAS at 7.79 this morning bought yesterday at 5.85....bought FAZ right after sell of FAS this morning bought FAZ 24.40.....WOW High on FAS this morning 7.80.....WOW what timing....
CHECKMATE=NEWS=DIRECTION
Got out today sold 2.00 last ones went 2.25. That FAZ is looking very tempting . But i got FAS cant hold both dont make sense sent my option app. in today i guess i got to own the stock i have CALLS on because im a new option trader.
How about that FAS so glad i change from FAZ sure didnt want to..how about that STSA....thanks langlui
I agree i mean dam the guy only sleep 6 hours a week....lol
believe me i have my own company i went on 2 hours a night and didnt think correctly and work was a struggle. If u believe a human can go on with 6 hours a sleep a week go- for -it. I think you will believe anything ....how about some ocean front property in az.
This guy sleep 1 time a ....week....http://www.facebook.com/ext/share.php?sid=60806626331&h=iMiC1&u=uADbV&ref=nf .....be a believer
You are not listening i said 6 hours a sleep a week refer to post#9212 when he said he sleeps 6 hours a week. whatever
well here is some more koo-aid greg sleeps 6 hours a week..o-and he made that video for us at 1:30 sunday morning and will go to bed at 4:30 get-up at 8:30 go to church. So that means he can only sleep 2 hours for the rest of this week. mmmmmmmmm