Dude: I ain't gotta clue as to predicting what happens with this POS............play out sonterra/LIBOR and then work the case........
....we read the Deutsche Bank settlement agreement and narrative..........FDIC wants to get the sonterra case in front of an inner city jury, and then get a punitive damages settlement for all of LIBOR..............super simple case....................??????.....................
.....seems the appeals court, in the 4/30 special orals hearing, that the assigned judge.......scoffs at the case and asked 3 times why specified damages were never calculated or cited or included................clearly the judge knows the GAME HERE...............UBS response, which was read, made light of the case and said it had no weight and then UBS discredited the entire case............????...............the judge, in the end demurred and probably stared at the attorneys....????.......
......totally weird.......case ain't getting dismissed......no basis............imo, the appellate court judges can only criticize the case, but uphold both appeals.........this is usually what happens...................THE LAW IS THE LAW..........UBS broke the ANTITRUST LAWS and caused DAMAGES.........END OF CASE............
....UBS should see if the FDIC would do a quickie settlement given martin j. gruenberg's RESIGNATION from the FDIC.......that might be a lever to settle the case, for whatever amount..............$2-billies.................which adds $9 per, to our net............added to the $9.40 per, we have, at present........aimho......
AI
