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NolsRgold

06/02/15 2:37 PM

#424860 RE: WAMULICIOUS #424857

Interesting,

Does your source know anything about the potential forth coming acquisition?

W3Research

06/02/15 2:52 PM

#424864 RE: WAMULICIOUS #424857

W, Great Post and it certainly is "The Tell" as they say in Poker regarding Equity ...

Does your Source have an opinion on when and how much our Escrow Share Markers will be paid?

An opinion from a trusted source.

"There is a stark commonality among all participants of the reorganized WMIH, with Gallagher& Fairfield being the latest participants. That commonality is the desire for equity in the venture. It spans from the board of directors who have chosen to receive nearly their entire
compensation in equity; to Appaloosa who has recently participated substantially in the convertible preferred offering in order to receive equity; to KKR who specifically demanded participation in up to 50% of future equity offerings up to an aggregate $1 billion; to now the
new CEO & CFO who have decided to take an anomalous portion of their compensation in equity.

When looking back at this investment years from now, the desire for equity from so many sophisticated individuals and entities may be the greatest tell of all for what was to come."

it won't be long now...


mad4

06/02/15 3:15 PM

#424877 RE: WAMULICIOUS #424857

I'm not sure where you got this but it is enticing and makes you wonder out loud, how long can they wait? Vs how long can I wait? If WMIH is a solid investment for the long term for these people and organizations, the longer they wait the more they can shake the shares of non believers. They also have their agents on boards like this, in which their job is to raise confusion by mixing the LTis situation with the WMIH share. If they wait, I wait. See it as a 401k which you have no access to.

tcr7309

06/02/15 3:42 PM

#424883 RE: WAMULICIOUS #424857

wamulicioius, why make up stories, come on dude. your statement below is not accurate.

new CEO & CFO who have decided to take an anomalous portion of their compensation in equity.

For one, I was a little surprised that the newcceo is a part time employee of wmih. He is making 500k per year as a part timer. I'm still on board with my wmih investment big time but that surprised me. He is not loaded with options if I remember correctly.