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Friday, 08/12/2011 7:40:13 PM

Friday, August 12, 2011 7:40:13 PM

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I truly think the only solution here for all parties is to redo the deal. Go back and take true value of what the company was really worth and offer to JPM at its true value. If they accept and pay the real price for this company then part of the deal has to be to pay the shareholders of record plus interest or shares in JPM at full rate and at full amount of shares held.

If they refuse then the company and it's 2008 value plus any available TARP funds given to JPM come the the shareholders of record who form their own BOD within six months. They either start up a new bank under a new name or sell off the true assets to any intersted true firms who are not out to rob them like JPM was with the FDIC assistance.

So either way shareholders down to commons get their true value back or a part of the new company with equal shares and none being cancelled by any means, that has to be part of this deal.

Then a criminal trial can be pursued to put rich crooks into prison where they all belong.
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