Wamu WKN 893906 News !

Hallo Leute,

 was glaubt Ihr, wie sich die Aktie weiter entwickelt? Ist ein Anstieg auf ~0,2€ bis monatsende realistich und stehen in haher Zukunft wichtig News für wamu an???

 

MFG und toi toi toi

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Lieber Schulden als gar kein Geld

 

 

 

 

 

es wurde nur aus dem bid bedient !

nur mal so  rot  heißt nicht immer verkauf und blau heißt nicht immer kauf !

 

schalke oder lass diese trugschlüsse ... ;-)))

 

rot zeigt handelsaktivitäten aus dem BID und blau handelsaktivitäten aus dem ASK !

 

 

FUCK the spamwixxer...........  

 

 

 

im Busch. Kommen pos. News ist der Kurs dann nicht mehr zum Bremsen!!  

es war eine kummulierte order ..

Time & Sales
Price Size Exch Time
0.1905 4250 OTO 11:11:24
w 0.19 1000000 OTO 11:11:15   +++++++++
0.1905 5500 OTO 11:10:23
0.1905 300 OTO 11:09:42
0.1905 1700 OTO 11:09:41
0.1905 20000 OTO 11:09:38
0.19 145000 OTO 11:07:29


w = average price trade

es wurde der durchschnittspreis ermittelt !

Für alle die's brauchen eine neue Seite aus US mit allen Kursen zu den einzelnen WaMu- Aktien auf einer Seite in der Übersicht.

Und hier bitte Nix mehr von der Sorte :"up up up.., diese Basher.., heute Rakete,...." posten.

 

http://streetace.com/wamu.php

 

Mod., bitte happytroppy löschen, alle.
 

nur meine Meinung :-)  

 

ja aber schnell weg von hier!!!  

 

letter and PR - what do you think 17-Sep-09 Letter
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Honorable President Obama,

It has been one year since Washington Mutual Bank was seized by FDIC
on its 119th birthday and given essentially free to JP Morgan Chase.
While FDIC continues to gloat that tax payers were not harmed,
thousand of investors, from all walks of life in the US, were wiped
out. While the media has branded WaMu as a failed bank, nothing could
be farther than the truth.


While WaMu had its problems like the rest of the banking sector, it
had sufficient reserves to survive the economic down turn. Wamu had to
endure coordinated rating downgrades and excessive naked shorting of
its shares . WaMu's request to SEC to place its shares in the short
seller ban list was denied unlike those of other banks.


As recently as 2 weeks before the seizure OTS did not require the
company to raise capital.


At the pretext of a bank run (which we now know was system wide) WaMu
was seized and without a transparent bidding process sold to JPMC for
a mere 1.9 billion. WaMu's liquid cash assets were 21 billion at that
point and over 50 billion in other assets. WaMu had more than
sufficient liquid cash at hand which it would have used if it were
ever formally requested by OTS, which it never did.


Former administration's agenda was made clear by the comment Mr.
Paulson to the CEO: 'You should have sold to JPMorgan Chase in the
spring, and you should do so now.'


As a shareholder of Washington Mutual, I feel that my money among that
of many others was used to bail out JPMC with explicit help from FDIC.
I also feel that FDIC chairperson Sheila Bair is a corrupt official
whose dealings should be thoroughly investigated. The unholy nexus
between the Fed, the major banks and rating agencies should be brought
to light. This illegal seizure of WaMu should be reversed, or at the
least adequate compensation should be provided.


Thank you for your consideration.


CC
Senator Christopher Dodd - Chairman Senate Banking Committe
Senator Ron Paul
The Wall Street Journal
CNBC
The Seattle Times
The New York Times


PR
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Washington Mutual Shareholders Demand Justice


Shareholders of Washington Mutual are demanding reversal of allegedly
illegal seizure and sale of the bank to JP Morgan Chase. In a letter
writing campaign targeted at the President and media, they also are
demanding federal investigation into the activities of FDIC, the
Federal Reserve, the major banks and rating agencies. Thousand of
shareholders all over the USA will take part in this campaign set to
happen on the first anniversary of the bank's seizure

Good morning from Seattle,

I just came back from a meeting this morning that included a former WAMU executive. The meeting wasn't really about WAMU directly, but he shared several stories from his experience at WAMU that I found quite interesting. He maintained a good attitude toward all involved, was a true professional.

In short I wanted to share here are a few items of interest(nothing new really, but thought some might appreciate):
1.) He doesn't believe there is a smoking gun
2.) He listed four reasons that WAMU failed
A.) They grew really quickly, and were in the process of consolidating many acquisitions.
B.) Mortgages were a significant part of their business, and they had begun doing sub-prime mortgages without developing a lot of experience in the sector at a bad time.
C.) Liquidity issues, $16B had been withdrawn in the week leading upto September 26th, 2008.
D.) Timing was bad, TARP still under debate in congress, and FDIC couldn't afford a bank failure of that magnitude at that juncture in time (even if it was only a 5% likelyhood).
3.) WAMU was working hard to align all of their internal operations, and was taking good care of their people and customers as they went.
4.) WAMU was very innovative as a retail banking opperation, and was certainly envied by many in the banking industry.
5.) This particular executive helped find most of the people in his department jobs after they were laid off by JPM.
6.) Mentioned that some "experts" expect upto 1,000 more bank failures during the next 12 months or so.
7.) He has been involved in several mergers previously (usually from the other side.) but this one was strange. He and his department actually found out at 4:30 on Thursday afternoon via outside sources, i.e. on-line searches, that JPM had acquired WAMU via seizure. Conference call with JD was at 6:30 that evening, Seattle time.
8.) He doesn't believe that the FDIC needed to Seize WAMU (though he understands why it did.)

And my biggest take away, supports what all of us on this board believe. When I mentioned that I was an investor in WAMU and felt like there was a signficant likelihood of a payout, his answer was, "if I felt like it was a bad investment, I would tell you." He can't say directly, because he is a good guy, but we're going to get paid. Let's hope it is soon, real soon.

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