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zeus_0100

04/30/19 7:55 AM

#573111 RE: hotmeat #573110

If you had read her posts on bp, you would know that she is not the sharpest knife in the drawer, she also has shown herself to be a very desperate financial loser in this saga.
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dennyduper

04/30/19 8:07 AM

#573112 RE: hotmeat #573110

I guess the reasoning for some not to grasp as you say is why class 19 if no money coming back? These are not stupid people and we all know they know where all monies are and going. It’s us who are in the dark. We’re the ones speculating and predicting and none of us know if we are right or not. NONE OF US.

I just don’t get all this angst about what she is doing. Is it really affecting any of us at this point? I say no so let her do her and everyone else continue to do you.

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PickStocks

04/30/19 8:34 AM

#573118 RE: hotmeat #573110

Right, HM. Well said!
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mordicai

04/30/19 8:50 AM

#573121 RE: hotmeat #573110

How would $24 million be automatically allowed to class 18? The underwriters have already shown their agreeable settlement amount , by accepting basically 1.4 million shares of wmih and escrows which Rozen and company represent to have no value. I do not think the LT could offer them anything more than that in Class 18 from a breach of fiduciary duty standpoint from other Class 18 claimants. What Walrath failed to consider is that underwriters got a guaranteed payment on their claim (via issuance of wmih shares) regardless of whether any money would ever reach Class 18. CSNY was trying to eliminate payment of every part of the underwriter's claim. She may have abandoned this at the hearing, so now she may be just seeking that the underwriters relinquish any right to escrows along with those wmih shares. So, if the escrows have no value, what would be the point of the underwriters to continue fighting for the escrows on appeal?