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BigBang

10/04/14 9:52 AM

#406107 RE: David West #406104

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" If the BOD or CEO does not list the stock, the shareholder will forever be in a fog of confusion and misinformation on what is fact or fiction. "

Then, in my opinion, if this is true, it's time to vote in a new BOD at the next shareholders meeting. Anyone on this board up to the task?

Nightdaytrader

10/04/14 10:47 AM

#406112 RE: David West #406104

David West, If WMIH was a private company, the BODs would not have to submit filings to SEC... Clearly, WMIH is submitting filings on regular basis, WMIH has also distributed shares, and has a BOD.... So even though the BODs has chosen not to list shares, I think we are still a public company, not private, as you state.

JMHO
ND9

W3Research

10/05/14 4:19 AM

#406158 RE: David West #406104

DW, your Post suggests a Real and Present Danger if the WMIH BOD ...

Decides to do something unexpected like a Massive Reverse Split or other Nefarious Plan that does not bode well for present Shareholders.

My immediate concern is whether WMIH will be up-listed to a major exchange or not. The status of WMIH is that the BOD or CEO has not listed the stock to any exchange, and that makes WMIH a privately held company. If you recall, they made the statement early on during/or after exit that they might not list to any exchange. Anyone can trade on WMIH stock (as they are doing now) without the approval of WMIH. If the BOD or CEO does not list the stock, the shareholder will forever be in a fog of confusion and misinformation on what is fact or fiction.