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

Perdemos el 0,10 como la mantequilla -16%

Chicos sacar los paracaidas que me parecen que nos tiran del cohete

:) que se agarren los machos aqui vienen los que se aprovechan de las oportunidades. El que pierde es el que vende, lo unico que ha dicho la Juez Walrath hasta este momento es lo siguiente:

The Judge is telling JPM to clean up their mess! Simple as That!

I said last year that this court does not want to rule on the issues surrounding the seizure, including valuation. Judge Walrath prefers that the parties work out their own mess and the District Court in D.C. would feel likewise.

Walrath is well aware that all JPM's machinations have been to avoid discovery (which would impel settlement) and minimize liability by hiding behind the P&A. This ruling is fair to the FDIC, hinders JPM, and shows Walrath understands FIRREA's circumscription of her power all too well.

If WMI and the FDIC are closer in objective than JPM is to the FDIC now would be the time for the FDIC to use a force majeure to bring JPM to heel.

June 24 (Bloomberg) -- Washington Mutual Inc., the former parent of the biggest U.S. bank to fail, should battle JPMorgan Chase & Co. for control of $4 billion in bankruptcy court, a judge ruled, potentially speeding up payments to creditors.

The ruling benefits Washington Mutual creditors, who say they will get paid much faster if U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mary Walrath in Wilmington, Delaware, decides who owns the $4 billion, currently on deposit with JPMorgan. Walrath denied a request today from U.S. regulators and JPMorgan that she put off any decision on the cash until a federal court in Washington rules on a related lawsuit.

Esta juez lleva 8 meses para sólo tomar una decisión sobre los 4 bill, y parece ser que la mujer lo que le pasa es que no quiere currar mucho y prefiere que lleguen a un acuerdo. Si jpm pasa del acuerdo, no quiero ni imaginar cuanto tardará en tomar el resto de decisiones... ya veremos me parece a mi que lo de jpm no les importa mucho lo que diga esta juez

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Stocks_%28A_to_Z%29/Stocks_W/threadview?m=te&bn=86316&tid=173940&mid=173940&tof=4&frt=2#173940

Conclusión: más retrasos

Me da la impresión por las últimas noticias que acabo de leer, que esta mujer lo que busca es quitarse el marrón de encima y que decida otro juez.

A tomar por el culo.