Those are the figures I've presumed would be the first serious 'low-ball' offer from the crook aliance. That would financially satisfy those who bought in post heist, although maybe not morally.
Then there are those who lost it all, because WaMu represented a low-risk investment when it was a healthy and well-run thrift. There doesn't seem to be a ton of original shareholders left, but those people deserve a bare-minimum of 8$ a share because they were robbed. A share is a share, so post-heist investors benefit as well.
How much we gonna get?
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