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Re: Chiron post# 113325

Sunday, 10/25/2009 4:08:51 PM

Sunday, October 25, 2009 4:08:51 PM

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In the case of a stock swap, here is what ratio's I think might happen.

3.9 Billion outstanding shares currently

WAMPQ's: Special class, get's paid the 7.75% annual divid-end or 77.5$/per share, per year until JPM decides to buy them out at 1,000$ each. Costing JPM 231 Million per year.

WAMKQ's: Simular to PQ's except 1.93 per share costing 38.6 Million per year, until buyout at 25$ each.

WAHUQ's: Stock swap at 1:1 ratio = 23 Million JPM shares issued

WAMUQ's: 5:1 stock swap .34 Billion shares issued

Total would = .363 Billion shares issued or 363 Million shares, bringing the outstanding total to just under 4.3 Billion outstanding shares dropping JPM's share price by just 10%.

That would be a far more satisfactory settlement then cash for JPM, the FDIC would still pay the 13 Billion to WMI which would keep the excess money to help jump it's new sub's and have a little left over for cash reserves to insure something like this never happens again.

All IMO of course, and the JPM slime-balls could even mix a positive spin on it like how they invested WAMU banks 190 Billion in deposits and made their quarter price stronger or some such B.S.
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