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Washington Mutual demanda a la FDIC por 17 billones US$ + daños

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Washington Mutual demanda a la FDIC por 17 billones US$ + daños
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#5401

Re: mañana NO SE DECIDIRA NADA de los $4 billones !!!!

Si caen los 4B,... ¿Cómo viene a distribuirse?

Es decir, más o menos, alguna estimación para hacernos una idea si esto pudiera ser real. ¿Alguien maneja datos?

P.d: mi teoría es que si todo sale bien, nos enchufarán acciones de JPM :-P

#5402

Re: mañana NO SE DECIDIRA NADA de los $4 billones !!!!

Sin animo de ofender Venerando sigo todos vuestros post,y trato de entenderlos pero lo que mas me interesa y creo que a todos tb es entender como o que piensa la jueza y si tiene todo los puntos claros porque no entrega ese marronazo que pondria de cabeza o en una posicion totalmente urgida de negociacion para jPM y la FDIC , sin necesidad de que enlentezcan con chicanas juridicas, este juicio, que como todos vemos no tiene marcha atras a mi entender , a no ser que la justicia EEUU sea otro fraude como tantas.

#5404

Reflexiones

WMB Bondholders Argument in court on 1/28/10:
http://wamuqd.com/settlement.mp3

Rosen's statement at the meeting for the formation of the EC:
http://wamuqd.com/RosenResolution.mp3

Please spare us the stupidity. JPM and the FDIC want to be "helped" or "at least satisfies" them. Cry me a river.

We know what they did. Weil knows what they did. And the Equity Committee knows what they did. By now you can bet your bottom dollar THJMW knows what they did as well... hence the stalling to buy more time for negotiations.

By going to trial it speeds the process up for WMI and the bondholders. But they have nothing to lose in letting it ride on a full blown trial. Heck WMI will be able to pay off their creditors and send them packing either way.

JPM and the FDIC on the other hand have everything to lose.

NO JURY is going to read a March 30, 2008 email between two upper echelon members of JPM's elite staff loving "the idea" of wiping out shareholders so they could get a sweet government deal.

http://wamuqd.com/images/stories/westshareholders.png

No jury is going to think twice when they read the FDI Act and find that not only did the FDIC fail to live up to the standards of maximizing asset value by gifting a 120 bank and it's inherent footprint stock piled with billions in assets and 30 billion in cash to JPM for 1.9 billion.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx-BNk4QnTY

Likewise when they read the statutes specifying that ALL bidders are to be treated evenly and fairly and compare notes with calls to JPM 3 weeks before anyone else was notified they're going to start multiplying numbers in their heads.

http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2008/09/29/how-jp-morgan-raised-115-billion-in-24-hours/tab/article/

No jury is going to look at the FDIC as an upstanding government agency when they see that they knew damn well JPM had signed an agreement with WMI specifying they wouldn't purchase the bank or its assets from anyone but WMI for 18 months and 5 months later went ahead and did it anyway, with the FDIC specifically signing on to cover them up to $500 million (with taxpayer money) to break the law.

And honestly, if anyone can tell themselves the FDIC has nothing to hide when this is what they offer as the "Freedom of Information Act", then you should go back to smoking crack,

http://seattle.bizjournals.com/seattle/blog/2009/12/the_fight_for_wamu_documents.html

JPM and the FDIC stand to win BIG in a settlement. Period. They are the vultures. They broke countless laws and violated the lives of Wamu employees, shareholders, and bondholders alike. Worse yet, they abused our trust. They lied, cheated, and stole on our dime.

So please "bashers" (liars seems much more appropriate doesn't it?), spare us the idiocy. We KNOW the facts here. We'll keep posting them and posting them and posting them. They're not going away. This is reality.

But if JPM and the FDIC want court, we'll wait them out. There are all of these issues, copyright infringement, cap contributions, etc etc etc... If they let it ride long enough someone is going to jail. It won't be any of us. So to put it bluntly, they can pay now and make it (and us) go away, or they can keep putzing around and risk criminal indictments.

Bring on a settlement or bring on depositions. We've got time. Do they?

http://wamuqd.com/jpm1.mp3

#5406

Re: Preguntas planteadas acerca de JPMorgan M. & A. E-Mail Banco Santander

Y cuales bancos compró Santander?

#5407

Madre mia la que se va a liar... ya van saliendo más bandidos en la Historia

http://www.thestreet.com/stock-market-news/10674198/jpm-email.html

Este es el email en cuestión, preguntaos lo siguiente ¿porque creeis que sale a relucir en este preciso momento? yo lo tengo claro... este es el mensaje claro y directo que llegará a la Juez y al futuro Jurado Popular...

"You all are missing the point of this e-mail. Some of you have stated this is proof of early plans to take over WAMU. The huge point is - look at the date of this e-mail...it is a clear violation of the confidentiality agreement which was in force. Walrath is right when alluding certain discovery can be obtained thru civil court...this e-mail is a disaster for JPM.

This VIOLATION OF THE CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT...clearly demonstrates COLLUSION...and WMI's ability to sell WAMU at a fair price."

"He was legally forbidden from making the statement his underling ascribed to him. This doc was from the discovery allowed in BK court by WaMu where they allege JPM conspired to take the company down and prevent other bidders from buying WaMu while they worked behind the scenes with the FDIC."

Señores de JPM & company, PAGUENNOS LO QUE NOS ROBARON O SUFRAN LAS MAYORES CONSECUENCIAS (CARCEL INCLUIDA)

Esta es la punta del Iceberg, JPM contra esto no puede luchar. Hoy no se resolverá el asunto de los $4B porque la cosa está muy cerca de resolverse. (negociaciones y ejecutivos de JPM que echan humo !!! :)

De esto no hay salida solo hay un agujero negro muy grande directo al infierno donde el "Dimonio" & friends serán bien recibidos.

Ayer le toco el turno a Bank of America... ¿quien creeis que será el próximo?
Esto lo ve hasta un becario en prácticas.

PD: Y hoy para desayunar... IBEX en llamas.
"La que está liando Zapatero!!!"