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Re: jhdf51 post# 710483

Sunday, 06/04/2023 2:19:23 PM

Sunday, June 04, 2023 2:19:23 PM

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I think if and when the filing arrives showing coop issuing shares to those who signed timely releases by 3/2012, does it include value associated with the filing? Huge question!

1) My answer would be if coop issues shares they MUST show what they are buying and from who due to being a public traded company

2) Unless coop is being taken private by say a DST called WMI who is owned BENEFICIALLY by those investors who signed timely releases and because WMI is non-public, it does not have to file disclosures like public traded corporations.

Then there would be a premium to take private around $55.00 or $60.00 a share in my view which would be way undervalued in my view

3) The other potential action would be for coop to issue shares and a delayed filing showing what those shares are for which would temporarily sink the price of coop due to dilution however, to me, this would seem nefarious and bring a huge spotlight which we know they do not want


4) Personally, I hope for number two to happen as those investors who signed timely releases would be receiving value in the (coop) company taken private

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