Das interressiert NIEMANDEN.
DANKE
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geh noch eins!
Morgen ist die frist sprich die 10 tage rum die rosi gesagt hat,demnach sollte por 7 spätestens morgen erscheinen.
was wenn aber morgen nichts kommt????
möglich wäre das rosi (wie schon so oft sich zeit verschaffen will und verschiebt)!!!ich vermute je länger das hier geht desto mehr sacken sich jpm ein,sie spielen mit uns(das schlimme sie können das)!!würde mich nicht wundern wenn die weiter unser aktien über dritte aufkaufen!!!! so gute8
..nur gut gehen...
Weil wer soviele Millionen von Aktien aufsaugt bis zum geht nicht mehr...und dann wenn er abfished den spread % hochsetzt teilweise bis zu 10% damit keine neuen Aktien verkauft werden und der Kleinanleger angst bekommt...und mit wenigen Verkäufen SL Order ausgelöst werden, dann kann das POR V7 nur gut sein und ROSEN hätte dieses mal sogar ausnahmsweise recht behalten...
Ich hoffe dass heute noch was kommt...und gehe sogar fast davon aus...weil warum sollte man den SL-Opfern wieder die Möglichkeit geben morgen nachzukaufen zum gleichen oder sogar zum tieferen Kurs???Macht in meinen Augen absolut kein Sinn...aber mal sehen!!
Alles wie immer nur meine persönlich Sicht als einer der ALLE HÖHEN & TIEFEN mitgemacht hat!!!!!
June 2, 2011, 2:55 p.m. EDT
WaMu wins deferred-compensation battleBy Peg Brickley
The former parent of the thrift that went under in the largest banking collapse in U.S. history, Washington Mutual Bank, or WaMu, allowed its own senior executives to pull millions out of a special retirement fund before it filed for bankruptcy but waged a court fight to hang on to $69 million in retirement savings socked away by employees of an acquired thrift, Home Savings of America.
WaMu's former parent, Washington Mutual Inc. /quotes/comstock/11i!wamuq WAMUQ -15.00% , won that fight Wednesday even though the judge found the company wronged Home Savings employees "in stark contrast" to the special treatment it showered on its own executives.
Among the former WaMu executives who yanked special retirement savings out of harm's way as the thrift circled the drain is former Chief Executive Kerry Killinger. Court records show Killinger pulled more than $3 million out of Washington Mutual's deferred-compensation fund on two days in late July of 2008. Within two months, WaMu was seized by regulators, and Washington Mutual raced for bankruptcy protection from creditors.
Wednesday, Judge Mary Walrath of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Wilmington, Del., noted the deference paid to the retirement needs of executives of WaMu's former parent as the company scrambled to make sure its leaders could withdraw cash from a deferred-compensation program.
Set up as tax shelters, deferred-compensation programs are special retirement vehicles that are vulnerable to creditors in bankruptcy. With WaMu on the ropes and home lenders toppling by the dozens, Washington Mutual leaders drew millions of dollars out of the Seattle company's deferred-compensation program, thanks to complex changes made to keep pace with tax law, court papers say.
The "extraordinary efforts" Washington Mutual made to guarantee its executives could reclaim their deferred-compensation contributions was in "stark contrast" to the company's treatment of former Home Savings workers, the judge said. The Home Savings workers were lied to and barred from claiming cash that they were entitled to receive when they asked for it, nearly a year before the bankruptcy filing, Walrath found.
Yet Washington Mutual gets to keep the Home Savings cash because there's no way to directly trace the Home Savings deferred-compensation contributions into the pool of money in the company's coffers, the judge said.
That means there's no separate property that can be used to correct the harm done to them. Former Home Savings retirement savers have to line up with other unsecured creditors in Washington Mutual's bankruptcy case, Walrath ruled.
During the court fight over the cash, Washington Mutual gave an "unconvincing" justification when called upon to explain itself in court, according to the judge.
Representatives testified Washington Mutual was worried changes to the tax law would trigger an audit of the Home Savings deferred-compensation fund if the withdrawals were permitted.
The judge said the company had plenty of time to reassure itself about the Home Savings withdrawals, as evidenced by the changes it made to its own plan.
Thanks to those changes, Washington Mutual "paid [its own] senior management millions in deferred compensation from the Debtors' general funds in July 2008, shortly before the debtors filed bankruptcy," the judge pointed out.
Besides Killinger, big takers from the Washington Mutual deferred-compensation program included Chief Legal Officer Fay Chapman, with more than $1.3 million withdrawals in July 2008; and Chief Human Resources Officer Daryl David, who pulled out more than $3 million that month alone.
A lawyer for the Home Savings plan participants who fought Washington Mutual's claim to the cash Thursday declined to comment on the decision. It sends money they set aside in Home Savings' deferred-compensation retirement program into the general pool of money for Washington Mutual creditors.
The cash is a drop in the $7 billion bucket accumulated in the Chapter 11 case of Washington Mutual, a Seattle bank-holding company that filed for protection in September 2008 after WaMu was seized by regulators.
(Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review covers news about distressed companies and those under bankruptcy protection.)
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wamu-wins-deferred-compensation-battle-2011-06-02
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