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06/28/24 1:11 PM

#730226 RE: AZCowboy #730224

You just need an actual distribution to prove you right or it is just a distraction….
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xoom

06/28/24 1:41 PM

#730228 RE: AZCowboy #730224

With 0.08 as a potential multiplier, if somebody had 500,000 original UQ commons,
that’s 500,000 * 0.08 = 40,000 COOP shares.
At current COOP pps of $80 ish that’s
$3.2 million.
But you still feel the interest accumulated would be much more than this , since thats a bigger multiplier than 0.08 ?
TIA
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suzuki1a

06/28/24 3:43 PM

#730239 RE: AZCowboy #730224

Cowboy,

its clear you've made an extraordinary attempt to explain the difference of the two associated escrow numbers, along with the potential payout numbers for those 939322103's.

1. 939322103 - REGISTERED wamuq' Common Shares, directly associated with COOP SHARES and bringing the number of outstanding shares back 100 million. The disbursement of the approximately 36 million shares will be evenly divided and distributed to the owners holding those UQ's (939322103) that were registered. That divisible number could be as low as .04 and as high as .08, again dependent on how many were registered.

2. Once the first item occurs, then and only then, the wamuq WMI common share 2012 signed releasing participants (939ESC968) could potentially see the release of accumulated Interest earnings, if and when that occurs the continued performing Trusts can continue to issue earned interest on a normal scheduled basis until maturity.

that sound about right? or did I completely bobble it?
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ckaufman2160

06/28/24 7:06 PM

#730256 RE: AZCowboy #730224

AZ,

What exactly do you mean"REGISTERED"? I released and only saw the original cusps 939ESC968 +939ESC992
Where would one look for these "registered" cusips?