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BBANBOB

04/11/23 11:18 AM

#708076 RE: oniro3363 #708074

YES IT IS RIDICULOUS and very greedy, and like IT IS OWED to them or something.
Especially to common holders that bought for pennies yeet are ANTICIPATING getting the bulk of the estate, like THAT IS GONNA HAPPEN..............NOTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

My avg when I got into this was 6.47 in April of 2008 on XX,XXX shares of WAMU commons

SO YEPPERS I was and am still pissed off

vodkadejour

04/11/23 12:33 PM

#708080 RE: oniro3363 #708074

You have a point. Then again I did lose $20K. While a half-mil would be better, at this point I'd consider it a win just to get my $20K back.

goodietime

04/11/23 1:28 PM

#708100 RE: oniro3363 #708074

"Most on this board purchased WAMU for pennies....and are this board daily, belly aching about how they are OWED a fair and reasonable amount for a stock they bought for next to nothing."

WHAT does price paid have ANYTHING to do with what the true value is?????

Please tell me how much value, 'I should NOT receive, based on what I paid.

How much profit do you 'feel is acceptable' for someone to make?

raggi65

04/11/23 1:52 PM

#708111 RE: oniro3363 #708074

Lottery ticket? Those who sold for pennies after the "bankruptcy" had lost their trust in the justice system and sold their rightful shares in WaMu for pennies, while the buyers continued to trust the system and took up and continued the fight for the legally acquired rights.
A chance of a lottery ticket is decided by chance, not by the sense of justice of the legislator and the judiciary, which in turn owe their office to the sense of justice and trust of the citizens! But the FDIC, JPM and certain "lawyers" will surely be pleased that any owner's sense of justice can be perverted into a "lottery ticket" ; )