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Big run expected next week
EPIX Nice buys
HWBI up 45%
HWBI up to 118% gain on light volume
HWBI 100% Gain
Volume comes and runs to .01 easy
EPIX very easily can see .40 again soon
Bounces off .20 real nice everytime
Any good news and can see .40-$1 IMO
Thanks Momentum. I enjoy the board so far :)
EPIX yeah, very easily can see .40 again soon
Bounces off .20 real nice everytime
Any good news and can see .40-$1 IMO
EPIX yeah, very easily can see .40 again soon
Bounces off .20 real nice everytime
Any good news and can see .40-$1 IMO
EPIX nice buys coming in on ask
EPIX lots of buys coming in at ask
EPIX
Tons of loading going on at .20-.21
Look for a double within a week IMO
EPIX
WAMKQ Nice
Should break .75 today
Court day in TX
$25/share cash payout face value
20,000,000 float
WAMKQ Nice
Should break .75 today
Court day in TX
$25/share cash payout face value
20,000,000 float
WAMKQ Breakout
Court date today in TX
WAMKQ Looking good
Court date today too!
Hows the report of 25,000 stores going?
Out of 25,000 stores, what # store are you on for your report?
LMAO LMAO LMAO LMAO
Look forward to your report on the 25,000 stores we are now in :)
HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
almost 59 mill volume
BLDV up 141%
Big Merger Coming
Run to .01 looks like it is in the works
BLDV up 133%
Big Merger Coming
Run to .01 looks like it is in the works
HWBI and WAMKQ
HWBI and WAMKQ
Love how they put the stock symbol on the sign as well. Awesome!
Why would you care if you don't own any of the stock?
Are you also worried that they have one of the biggest presence for an OTCBB stock in the media capital of the world - NYC?
How about they are growing there relationships with MLB teams?
How about the multi-millions in sales over a 1 year period?
How about the launch of their biggest product to-date, Spongebob coming out?
How about that they are on commercials all over the country including CNBC, ESPN, and CNN?
Are you also worried that they are on HSN?
Are you also worried about the growth they have shown and they provide Audited Financials?
How about the have REDUCED shares over the last year?
Keep being "worried" :)
How's your report on Home Shopping Network? Look forward to it, still waiting on CVS, Walgreens, as well.
Thumbs up
WAMKQ break out of .70 soon
Washington Mutual Inc. Shareholders See New Hope for Justice and Recoupment of Investment LossesFont size: A | A | A10:08 PM ET 5/12/09 | PR Newswire
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10:48 AM ET 5/13/09
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WAMUQ 0.12 19.14%
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Washington Mutual Shareholders (Stock Symbols: WAMUQ, WAHUQ, WAMPQ, WAMKQ) are experiencing renewed optimism due to recent events involving WMI's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The Chapter 11 filing followed the unprecedented seizure and "fire sale" of its banking unit by the FDIC. Through collaborative efforts online, shareholders have uncovered a significant amount of information regarding the seizure of the well-capitalized Washington Mutual Bank (found at www.WaMuStory.com). They recently joined together to author this site and share their research findings amongst themselves and the public. The website has a plethora of documents, including links to official government documents regarding WaMu issues, pre and post seizure.
Shareholders have long seen problems with the way this "secret" auction (which was not very secret) was handled by the FDIC, and are pleased that an investigation has been requested through the Bankruptcy Court. Elliott Greenleaf and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver and Hedges, the attorneys appointed through lead Chapter 11 legal counsel Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, filed a motion in the bankruptcy court recently asking for a complete investigation of the circumstances surrounding the seizure and sale of WaMu Bank and all activities leading to the destruction of this 119 year old Seattle based institution. This motion was based on another lawsuit filed in Texas which questioned the circumstances of the bank seizure and accused JPMorgan of corruption, breach of confidentiality and other improper activities. Shareholders have long considered the seizure circumstances to be suspect and have written thousands of letters to legislators asking for a complete investigation. Their pleas to Congress seem to have been ignored to date.
At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual had $307 Billion in assets and was sold to JPMorgan for a mere 1.88 Billion dollars within hours by the FDIC. At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual Inc had 4 Billion dollars in a cash account, which has been recently laid claim to by JP Morgan.
In comparison, IndyMac, with only $32 Billion in assets was sold for $13.9 Billion in the following weeks. Indymac had only 33 branch offices as compared to Washington Mutual's 2,239 branches and 4,932 branded ATMs.
As a result of this seemingly unfair compensation for WMI assets, WMI attorneys Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP have also filed suit against the FDIC seeking proper compensation for the reasonable value of the assets seized by the OTS, and sold by the FDIC in the "fire sale." That matter is currently pending in a separate Federal court action.
Washington Mutual Shareholders feel that it is self evident that the sale of WaMu Bank was extremely flawed, and they are expecting the U.S. Federal Court system to right these wrongs. They see these recent court filings as a big step in the right direction.
Contacts for this Release:
JPresnall@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 360-790-1149
Mike@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 512-809-8556
SOURCE Washington Mutual Shareholders
http://www.WaMuStory.com
How's the Walgreen's report coming?
WAMKQ
Washington Mutual Inc. Shareholders See New Hope for Justice and Recoupment of Investment LossesFont size: A | A | A10:08 PM ET 5/12/09 | PR Newswire
RELATED QUOTES
10:48 AM ET 5/13/09
Symbol Last % Chg
WAMUQ 0.12 19.14%
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes
Washington Mutual Shareholders (Stock Symbols: WAMUQ, WAHUQ, WAMPQ, WAMKQ) are experiencing renewed optimism due to recent events involving WMI's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The Chapter 11 filing followed the unprecedented seizure and "fire sale" of its banking unit by the FDIC. Through collaborative efforts online, shareholders have uncovered a significant amount of information regarding the seizure of the well-capitalized Washington Mutual Bank (found at www.WaMuStory.com). They recently joined together to author this site and share their research findings amongst themselves and the public. The website has a plethora of documents, including links to official government documents regarding WaMu issues, pre and post seizure.
Shareholders have long seen problems with the way this "secret" auction (which was not very secret) was handled by the FDIC, and are pleased that an investigation has been requested through the Bankruptcy Court. Elliott Greenleaf and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver and Hedges, the attorneys appointed through lead Chapter 11 legal counsel Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, filed a motion in the bankruptcy court recently asking for a complete investigation of the circumstances surrounding the seizure and sale of WaMu Bank and all activities leading to the destruction of this 119 year old Seattle based institution. This motion was based on another lawsuit filed in Texas which questioned the circumstances of the bank seizure and accused JPMorgan of corruption, breach of confidentiality and other improper activities. Shareholders have long considered the seizure circumstances to be suspect and have written thousands of letters to legislators asking for a complete investigation. Their pleas to Congress seem to have been ignored to date.
At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual had $307 Billion in assets and was sold to JPMorgan for a mere 1.88 Billion dollars within hours by the FDIC. At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual Inc had 4 Billion dollars in a cash account, which has been recently laid claim to by JP Morgan.
In comparison, IndyMac, with only $32 Billion in assets was sold for $13.9 Billion in the following weeks. Indymac had only 33 branch offices as compared to Washington Mutual's 2,239 branches and 4,932 branded ATMs.
As a result of this seemingly unfair compensation for WMI assets, WMI attorneys Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP have also filed suit against the FDIC seeking proper compensation for the reasonable value of the assets seized by the OTS, and sold by the FDIC in the "fire sale." That matter is currently pending in a separate Federal court action.
Washington Mutual Shareholders feel that it is self evident that the sale of WaMu Bank was extremely flawed, and they are expecting the U.S. Federal Court system to right these wrongs. They see these recent court filings as a big step in the right direction.
Contacts for this Release:
JPresnall@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 360-790-1149
Mike@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 512-809-8556
SOURCE Washington Mutual Shareholders
http://www.WaMuStory.com
WAMKQ
Washington Mutual Inc. Shareholders See New Hope for Justice and Recoupment of Investment LossesFont size: A | A | A10:08 PM ET 5/12/09 | PR Newswire
RELATED QUOTES
10:48 AM ET 5/13/09
Symbol Last % Chg
WAMUQ 0.12 19.14%
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes
Washington Mutual Shareholders (Stock Symbols: WAMUQ, WAHUQ, WAMPQ, WAMKQ) are experiencing renewed optimism due to recent events involving WMI's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The Chapter 11 filing followed the unprecedented seizure and "fire sale" of its banking unit by the FDIC. Through collaborative efforts online, shareholders have uncovered a significant amount of information regarding the seizure of the well-capitalized Washington Mutual Bank (found at www.WaMuStory.com). They recently joined together to author this site and share their research findings amongst themselves and the public. The website has a plethora of documents, including links to official government documents regarding WaMu issues, pre and post seizure.
Shareholders have long seen problems with the way this "secret" auction (which was not very secret) was handled by the FDIC, and are pleased that an investigation has been requested through the Bankruptcy Court. Elliott Greenleaf and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver and Hedges, the attorneys appointed through lead Chapter 11 legal counsel Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, filed a motion in the bankruptcy court recently asking for a complete investigation of the circumstances surrounding the seizure and sale of WaMu Bank and all activities leading to the destruction of this 119 year old Seattle based institution. This motion was based on another lawsuit filed in Texas which questioned the circumstances of the bank seizure and accused JPMorgan of corruption, breach of confidentiality and other improper activities. Shareholders have long considered the seizure circumstances to be suspect and have written thousands of letters to legislators asking for a complete investigation. Their pleas to Congress seem to have been ignored to date.
At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual had $307 Billion in assets and was sold to JPMorgan for a mere 1.88 Billion dollars within hours by the FDIC. At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual Inc had 4 Billion dollars in a cash account, which has been recently laid claim to by JP Morgan.
In comparison, IndyMac, with only $32 Billion in assets was sold for $13.9 Billion in the following weeks. Indymac had only 33 branch offices as compared to Washington Mutual's 2,239 branches and 4,932 branded ATMs.
As a result of this seemingly unfair compensation for WMI assets, WMI attorneys Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP have also filed suit against the FDIC seeking proper compensation for the reasonable value of the assets seized by the OTS, and sold by the FDIC in the "fire sale." That matter is currently pending in a separate Federal court action.
Washington Mutual Shareholders feel that it is self evident that the sale of WaMu Bank was extremely flawed, and they are expecting the U.S. Federal Court system to right these wrongs. They see these recent court filings as a big step in the right direction.
Contacts for this Release:
JPresnall@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 360-790-1149
Mike@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 512-809-8556
SOURCE Washington Mutual Shareholders
http://www.WaMuStory.com
How's the Petco report coming?
Nice job on your CVS report. Oh yeah, still haven't seen it LOL
Spongebob is going to take this company to a totally different level. The sales currently will look so minature compared to when they get those in Big Retailers and advertised on Saturday morning commercials, Cartoon Network, and Nick.
Crazy opportunity at these prices.
What growth in just one year for this company!
WAMKQ
Washington Mutual Inc. Shareholders See New Hope for Justice and Recoupment of Investment LossesFont size: A | A | A10:08 PM ET 5/12/09 | PR Newswire
RELATED QUOTES
9:52 AM ET 5/13/09
Symbol Last % Chg
WAMUQ 0.11 14.05%
Quotes delayed at least 15 minutes
Washington Mutual Shareholders (Stock Symbols: WAMUQ, WAHUQ, WAMPQ, WAMKQ) are experiencing renewed optimism due to recent events involving WMI's Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The Chapter 11 filing followed the unprecedented seizure and "fire sale" of its banking unit by the FDIC. Through collaborative efforts online, shareholders have uncovered a significant amount of information regarding the seizure of the well-capitalized Washington Mutual Bank (found at www.WaMuStory.com). They recently joined together to author this site and share their research findings amongst themselves and the public. The website has a plethora of documents, including links to official government documents regarding WaMu issues, pre and post seizure.
Shareholders have long seen problems with the way this "secret" auction (which was not very secret) was handled by the FDIC, and are pleased that an investigation has been requested through the Bankruptcy Court. Elliott Greenleaf and Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver and Hedges, the attorneys appointed through lead Chapter 11 legal counsel Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, filed a motion in the bankruptcy court recently asking for a complete investigation of the circumstances surrounding the seizure and sale of WaMu Bank and all activities leading to the destruction of this 119 year old Seattle based institution. This motion was based on another lawsuit filed in Texas which questioned the circumstances of the bank seizure and accused JPMorgan of corruption, breach of confidentiality and other improper activities. Shareholders have long considered the seizure circumstances to be suspect and have written thousands of letters to legislators asking for a complete investigation. Their pleas to Congress seem to have been ignored to date.
At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual had $307 Billion in assets and was sold to JPMorgan for a mere 1.88 Billion dollars within hours by the FDIC. At the time of seizure, Washington Mutual Inc had 4 Billion dollars in a cash account, which has been recently laid claim to by JP Morgan.
In comparison, IndyMac, with only $32 Billion in assets was sold for $13.9 Billion in the following weeks. Indymac had only 33 branch offices as compared to Washington Mutual's 2,239 branches and 4,932 branded ATMs.
As a result of this seemingly unfair compensation for WMI assets, WMI attorneys Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP have also filed suit against the FDIC seeking proper compensation for the reasonable value of the assets seized by the OTS, and sold by the FDIC in the "fire sale." That matter is currently pending in a separate Federal court action.
Washington Mutual Shareholders feel that it is self evident that the sale of WaMu Bank was extremely flawed, and they are expecting the U.S. Federal Court system to right these wrongs. They see these recent court filings as a big step in the right direction.
Contacts for this Release:
JPresnall@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 360-790-1149
Mike@WamuTruth.com
Phone Number: 512-809-8556
SOURCE Washington Mutual Shareholders
http://www.WaMuStory.com
I never said they didn't dude. Chill out.
Your scenario is if EVERYTHING happens and is paid out.
I expect that, as well.
However, for straight trading, the fact also is people will buy a $1-$10 stock with a Q at the end, before they will add on a $100-$600/share stock.
Just to be clear they are all awesome. What you are talking about is straight greed in the #'s. We get paid out, we all win. Should be buying all preferreds to balance it out.
This is a board to share thoughts and opinions. People have expressed views on all preferreds on this board and all the WAMU boards.
God bless and good night everyone.
FACT = GREEN :)
Don't get pissy bro.
Everyone wins
sorry bro, they aint overpriced until $25
Get em while you can :)
Most value for short term and long term hold right now.
All will do well, but love my K's and P's :)
WAMKQ Nice
WAMKQ Nice