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drkazmd65

01/04/13 12:58 AM

#380334 RE: musicman73 #380333

At this stage - your escrow shares (if you got them upon emergence) are yours & you cannot buy more or sell the ones you have. You are stuck with them for good or bad.

They are independent of your WMIH shares. Those you can buy & sell as any other normal stock.

If you chose to sell your WMIH shares you got upon emergence,... they don't do anything to your escrow shares.

If you buy more WMIH shares now,... you don't get any new escrow shares to accompany them.

Completely different things with completely different investment destinies and money sources now - assuming money appears from either source there should be no direct impact on the other.

jhdf51

01/04/13 1:26 AM

#380336 RE: musicman73 #380333

musicman..i believe the two are separate. You can sell your WMIH and still be entitled to the escrow sitting in your account.

JHD

Lawson Digest

01/04/13 8:37 AM

#380344 RE: musicman73 #380333

You are entitled to your escrow shares and they wont go away if you trade your WMIH shares. I saw an opportunity to start playing the hype and I took it, but after four years if inactivity I'm only just now starting to ride the waves.

It's your call. I still consider myself a long because I've been involved in this thing from the start, but I don't want to keep watching this surge up and then fall back down and not do anything about it.

Tradeinman

01/04/13 8:45 AM

#380345 RE: musicman73 #380333

Your escrow is yours and cannot be sold or traded, regardless of holdings in WMIH.

They are 2 separate entities now.
One a stolen financial institution, the term "failed" is used, however stolen and orchestrated by the Bid winner, regulator, receiver and federal government is the truth and fact.

One is a holding company post bk that has 200m in cash, no debt or liabilities,and billions of tax advantages for years to come.

Escrow can be left to an heir. Consult a legal advisor or attorney.

IMO

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