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

Interesante:
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Abrimos en verde Wamuq 0.203 +4% y Wampq 64.0 +10%. Buena señal.

Fue tal la caía brutal de la semana pasada, que no puedo operar en tiempo real hasta que las preferentes esten arriba de U$S 150 !!! Espero que no deba esperar mucho ...

Enviar la carta a la sec, y los que tengais posibilidad desde un correo coorporativo, es decir el que utilizais en la empresa por ejemplo [email protected]. Ya que un correo coorporativo es más dificil que lo redireccionen como spam, que si es uno gratuito de yahoo o hotmail. También cambiar el asunto ponerlo cada uno diferente, porque si ven que le petamos mucho el correo todos con ese asunto redireccionaran como spam dichos correos que lleven ese asunto. Como ha dicho mr.simpson esto es la guerra, y todos tenemos que aportar nuestro grano de arena en la medida que podamos.

Por cierto sería muy interesante pensar como podemos votar los accionistas que estamos fuera de usa en la reuninón prevista para abril. Enviando el voto por correo, por fax etc... entre todos lo podemos conseguir.

Saludos

We need to send the letter to SEC too, about the manipulation.
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Please see my letter below. I sent it already.

Blantant Manipulation on WASHINGTON MUTUAL Common stock - wamuq

Dear Sir/Madam:

I'm a shareholder of Washington Mutual Inc(WMI) and would like to make a formal complaint with regard to blatant manipulation occured on this stock yesterday during specific trading hours.

As you may aware the WMI filed for Ch 11 bankruptcy and the case is being handled at DELAWARE BK Court. The company entered into some sort of verbal settlement agreement and it was presented to the BK court during regular trading hours.

As soon as the Attorney for the Debtor (WMI Estate) started his speech, the share price tanked from 40 cents to a level of 9 cents under 15 mins, for no rhime or reason. Many long term shareholders unaware of the consequences sold the shares at the lowest possible price, since the Market Maker would not accept any Sell order even though the Sell was placed below the Bid Price as well as No indivual could buy even their price was Higher than the ASK price.

Overall a total of 250-275 MLN shares traded and most of the trades occured at the Lowest price of the day.

Whoever was the market maker made a Cool loot totalling around 60-75 MLN $$ within 3 hours of the day.

I suspect there is a definite collusion between the Law Firm Weil Goshtal, current WMI board and its creditors committee to perpetrate this fraud on small, unsuspecting individual investors.

I would like to know, why based on SEC rules and regulations when the Material change occured why was not the WMI Management put out a PR before the Market open? Are they not obligated to provide this information to the shareholders and the investing public, so that they could approach the market armed with necessary information. This is certainly a Violation of SEC norm, relating to Public companies.

Secondly despite the grey market, who was the principal player, who acted with minute precision to efffect this fall at the right time i.e as soon as Mr.Rosen of Weil & Goshtal started his speech. When he did not even utter 2 words, the stock started plummeting.

This is NOT the first time the stock reacted this way. Even on another occassion when he opened his mouth the stock tanked bigtime. Is Weil & Goshtal helping certain hedge funds to short and cover their position?

It may be a pinksheet stock, however the volume and the loot occured during the 3 hours is more comparable to genuinely listed stock.

The shareholders become important right now, since the Equity Committee has approached the Court, for an AGM as well to elect new Board Members. Since majority of the shares traded yesterday, involves individual, by depriving of their rights, the current BOD and management might have a part in this action.

I would request you to consider whether you could Cancel all the trades occured during these hours, so that the status of shareholding remains the same as on earlier day.

I would appreciate your action in this regard.

If you have any questions, please let me know.

Thanking you,
Yours truly,

Ya está enviada,

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Y para bien o para mal, me he pasado 100% preferentes hasta que no vea las aguas más calmadas...

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