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Ralph Canine

01/16/14 11:59 PM

#14413 RE: rockland2u #14412

If you had 13,937 shares of AAMRQ this is what it works out to (roughly);
927 shares on Dec 9
1838 shares on Jan 9
If AAL stays at $29.50 and we get .1319% each distribution
1838 shares on Feb 9 (Really the 10th cause the 9th is a Sunday)
1838 shares on Mar 9 (Really the 10th cause the 9th is a Sunday)
1838 shares on Apr 9

8279 total shares @ $29.50 is $244,230.50 or $17.53 per old AAMRQ share. Not bad! You will make a $194,230.50 of your $50,000 investment. Again these are rough estimates but I think you get the picture and as the price for AAL goes up so does your profit...Feel better?
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Ralph Canine

01/17/14 12:27 AM

#14414 RE: rockland2u #14412

One more thing. If you would have sold your 13,937 shares in Dec for, let's say $12 per share, your payout would have been about $167,000 not bad...but, you would be paying Uncle Sam in April instead of picking up another $70,000(low ball, potentially more) for your patience! I'm sure your would agree you made a wise choice in not selling in December!