Mike, look it up...
...everyone posts when someone buys a measurable stake (and has a press statement), or is reported as major holders, (NY homeboys) or files a 13F (both). But, no one follows up thereafter. When "they bought" it was clear proof positive that "follow the big money" was the flavor of the day. Then, ignorance of subsequent abandonment or decreased holdings; look the other way people, nothing happening here. I regularly look each quarter or reporting date, and note that some are gone entirely, or decreasing; and they predated the 2.68 syndrome. Some of the little HF loudmouths about their 'buy into WMIH don't even hold anymore. But that is all that I will say here. When I post facts and realities, such are scorned, so, I'm not going to do everyone's homework (as it is just too factual). However, it is pretty easy to follow institutional, hedge fund and major holdings. Do it or have the board sleuths chime in. And yes, I do know who they are, and respond accordingly.
It doesn't mean that there is anything going awry going forward necessarily, but it does appear that there were numerous beneficiaries of May 2013 purchases that 3-4 folded after the formal December 2013 8K KKR disclosure. Here there is the B&M-ing about insider trading of WMI pre-seizure, and pre-March 2010 bombshell of the GSA, yet not a peep about this clear post emergence activity in a couple of periods in 2013, with the highlight on May 2013. Connecting the "ticks" and the change in trading platforms (they are tracked monthly and year to date on public sites, trade totals and %, month and year to date) and identifying IT belongs with the SEC. Not much FH&T there.
Know what was worked on from January 2013 and culminated in the end of May 2013, who worked on it, who knew about it; then who purchased as a result of it. Well ahead of the SEC diagnostic and analytic IT programs that would be in effect in December of 2013. Quite an amazing deceptive accomplishment.
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