Saturday, November 16, 2013 12:07:51 PM
Why would be a financially solvent company in receivership?
Typically common shares are fully wiped out, if and only if the company is bankrupt. FnF were never ever bankrupt. So why common would be wiped out????????????
People often take the analogy of General Motors. We have to understand that GM filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Thus they wiped out the common shares and offered IPO for new GM. FnF never filed for bankruptcy.
The only option left for DC morons: To return FnF to the private shareholders.
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