Replies to post #521543 on Mr Cooper Group Inc fka COOP

[AZCowboy]

~ I’m Sure Because Of My Own Large Amount Of Personal Cash Invested DEMANDED Study & Research ~

I have a lot more placed on numerous WaMu participation’s then any Road King costs ... newco commons, 17’s, 19’s, 22’s ... ? ...

... I don’t guess regarding big numbers, ... not ever’, ... I can also afford to be here, and don’t ever buy what I’ll need to quickly sell when investing ...

No One Ever On Any Discussion Board, has ever moved me’, not’ without my own review ... consider ?, Yes but then verify the possibility ...

The WMB Class 17’s are moving, when I begin to see distributions ?, my Class 17’s will have released’, ... WMIH-Corp will then also’, receive cash back as well, ... don’t worry, I’ll be gone soon’, ... but until then ? ... there are quite a large number of followers listed on my ID, ... check yourself, and lil’ miss numbers, compared to posts’ ... (64 / 14845 ? ), ... (46 / 3900 ? ), ... LOL, (sorry but only dogs ROF, ... I only LOL)

just sayin’

AZ

[fredmiller1999]

With all due respect bbob

You helped me get to where I'm at at understanding so I want to only put my 2 cents in.

These doc that make AZ so sure, I've seen!

Its exactly as you have been saying Bob....

This is a reorganized BK

They are taking those assets and going to create more.... A big huge monster.

Wmih is going to be eating more and more companies. Growing and growing.



I see the big picture. Its clear as day and all you have to do is read and understand.

He is 100% sure because all the docs he speaks of says its so.

How else could one be 100% sure?

Maybe you missed something bob.

Just trying to help.

Please excuse my feet as I walk by



This is from the wmiliquidating trust website frequently asked questions

#17 general tax questions



Look at what an LTI is described to be

A true LTI definition. That part in red is our fair and reasonable.

He's 100 % sure because its written in HIDDEN plain sight in legal jargon. Hard to dicifer.



a. What is the nature of an LTI for U.S. federal income tax purposes?


An LTI is not like stock in a corporation for tax purposes. Rather, for U.S. federal
income tax purposes, a holder of an LTI is treated as receiving in exchange (in whole
or in part) for its claim or equity interest a direct ownership interest in the underlying
assets of the Liquidating Trust, and continues to be treated thereafter as a direct
owner of an indivisible portion of the underlying assets of the Liquidating Trust.


An LTI may also represent, in part, the original claim or equity interest in respect
of which the LTI was distributed. This is due to the fact that certain holders of LTIs
may, from time to time, be entitled to an increased interest in the underlying assets of
the Liquidating Trust if Disputed Claims are subsequently disallowed. In such
event, Liquidating Trust Assets that were originally allocated to such Disputed
Claims, and thus formed part of the Liquidating Trust Disputed Claims Reserve, will
be reallocated for the benefit of the holders of other LTIs. For U.S. federal tax
purposes, the holders of LTIs that are expected to benefit from such disallowance will
be treated as receiving an additional distribution from the Debtors with respect to the
original claim or equity interest in respect of which the LTI was distributed (and
taxed accordingly, regardless of whether a contemporaneous or commensurate cash
distribution is made to the holders)