It would make sense that it was in the high 30BB because a stock price of $44 x 900MM shares o/s is definitely not 60BB plus like what the other article stated.
Edit: interesting to note that the article highlights that in 2006, WaMu had a negative cash flow growth rate of 33% and states "The fundamentals are all spiraling downwards. Not the kind of trend a long term investor wants to see."