ifuwish22000 -- the reality is, you need to view WMIH as if you were investing in a "new" company. Because that's exactly what it is, a "new" company -- fresh out of the starting gates.
If you believe - forward looking - in WMIH, then keep your monies there. If you don't believe, then find a better security for your investment. It's really that simple.
Your other "escrow" holdings {assuming you held pre-exit, and released} are with you forever -- you can't sell them, so they either will or will not pay something to you -- over the 3 year lifespan of the LTI {with another possible extension for another 3 years}.
It's really that simple. You appear not to have faith in WMIH, or a misguided misinterpretation of the difference between your "escrow" shares {which you can't do a darned thing about} and your WMIH securities.
Even if you sell your WMIH securities, you keep your "escrow" shares. They are separate entities, receiving their potential 'value' from completely separate sources.
And, since you have several dozen posts about your lack of faith in WMIH -- it might behoove you to sell and move on.
...Catz
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