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

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#20481

Re: Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for Authorization to Seal Its Motion for an Order Compel

Preferentes vs Comunes la nueva guerra que interesa explotar ahora.
Lo que no se es si estan siendo consecuentes con las ramificaciones que puede tener toda la trama de Insider Trading. Cuando las ratas empiecen a ahogarse se van a agarrar a un clavo ardiendo y todo eso va a salir a la luz el próximo 5 de Julio si no ocurre una solución antes.
Pase lo que pase las preferentes estan en una buena posición.

Ptolomeo: Es posible que las preferentes bajen un poco por el efecto comunes pero tambien se puede interpretar de la otra manera. Sea lo que sea yo no voy a vender porque preveo un buen final para preferentes. Me he dado de plazo hasta finales de 2011 viendo como está el tema en el exterior con el tema de Grecia... seguimos adelante barco a toda maquina. Nos esperan unos dias muy interesantes. Yo estoy deseando ver la objeción al POR de Susman tras las depositions que faltan.

#20482

Re: Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for Authorization to Seal Its Motion for an Order Compel

Perdona, eres más tonto de lo que pensaba, ¿has leído lo que me has mandado?

Aparte debe escribirse en una sola palabra cuando tiene los significados dados. No debe confundirse con la construcción de la preposición a y el sustantivo parte (a parte), cuya función es complemento circunstancial de lugar (hacia dónde):
"Palabra compleja"... yo sí que te daba "palabra compleja"...
#20483

Re: Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for Authorization to Seal Its Motion for an Order Compel

No te perdono, el tonto y bobo eres tu, aqui no estamos en un foro de dialectica, he visto muchos errores ortograficos en el hilo y no estoy corrigiendolos, habla de lo que tienes que hablar o calla. Que tu si que tienes UN COMPLEJO.

#20484

Re: Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for Authorization to Seal Its Motion for an Order Compel

Besugo por favor no vuelvas a desviar la atención en chorradas y centremonos en lo que estamos que es más productivo si lo que se desea es sacar tajada.

#20485

Re: Motion of the Official Committee of Equity Security Holders for Authorization to Seal Its Motion for an Order Compel

Dirigite a quien le gusta desviar la atencion con boberias.

#20486

Wall Street Journal encima del Insider Trading

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304319804576388173518462258.html?ru=yahoo&mod=yahoo_hs

Washington Mutual Inc.'s shareholder committee has resumed its investigation of alleged insider trading by four hedge funds involved in direct restructuring talks with the bank's bankruptcy estate—Appaloosa Management, Aurelius Capital Management, Centerbridge Partners and Owl Creek Management.

The shareholder committee had agreed to postpone the investigation in early June after reaching a tentative restructuring deal with the funds, but those talks have broken down, according to a person familiar with the matter. The committee filed notice Wednesday that it will depose representatives from three of the funds—Appaloosa, Centerbridge and Owl Creek—on June 23 and 24, according to court documents.

Attorneys for Washington Mutual declined to comment. Centerbridge and Aurelius declined to comment; Owl Creek and Appaloosa didn't return requests for comment.

Known as the settlement noteholders, the funds have been involved in restructuring talks with the Washington Mutual estate since early 2009 because they own majority stakes in bank's subordinated bonds and trust preferred securities.

Delaware Bankruptcy Court Judge Mary Walrath rejected in December a restructuring plan supported by the estate and the funds and subsequently ordered an investigation into allegations of insider trading by the funds.

Attorneys for the shareholder committee deposed Aurelius in early May but postponed questioning the other funds after they proposed a new workout. That deal would have given Washington Mutual shareholders new stock in a successor entity to the bank's holding company that would own the tax benefits from the net operating losses the bank accumulated in 2007 and 2008.

In order to take advantage of those tax benefits, the new vehicle would need to acquire other companies that could use the losses to offset gains and lower their tax bills, said people involved in the talks. The undeposed noteholders negotiated a deal in principle with the equity committee last month by offering to fund that strategy with a $100 million loan to the successor entity, according to the people.

Washington Mutual's attorneys trumpeted the agreement in a hearing May 24, stating that it paved the way for an exit from Chapter 11 by August, just shy of the bankruptcy's three-year anniversary. But as the equity committee, led by individual investor Michael Willingham, and the funds hammered out the fine points, fault lines began to appear, said the person familiar with the matter.

Representatives for the equity committee flew to New York to meet with settlement holders this week and ultimately rejected the most recent version of the restructuring plan, said the person familiar. Unless negotiations resume, Washington Mutual will seek confirmation for a plan without support from shareholders at a July 6 hearing.

Washington Mutual trust preferred securities rose 1.5% to $16 per unit Wednesday while its common stock fell 7% to 12 cents per share.

Write to Matt Wirz at [email protected]

#20487

Re: Wall Street Journal encima del Insider Trading

Con lo que no cuentan los accionistas es que los Hedges logren sortear las depositions, entonces ni comunes ni preferentes veran nada. Para tenerlo en cuenta, o alguien cree que los Hedges no esperaban la reacción de la equidad a la falta de acuerdo. Entiendo tu nerviosismo Simpson, con lo que te juegas esta a todo o nada por mucho que lo pintes de rosa de cara a la galería. Lo lamentable los pillados que vuelven a sumar otra decepcion a las muchas de la equidad.

#20488

Re: Wall Street Journal encima del Insider Trading

Te garantizo que hoy no estoy nervioso. Mañana??? no lo se... pero hoy es un buen día.

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