Gracias amigo Simpson.
La verdad es que cada dia hay mas y mejores traders que hablan espanol Y eso me llena de alegria, porque estoy convencido que la prosperidad esta atada a la bolsa Y eso es un fact!.
Here is a short MP3 that is only today's ruling on the MARTA claim and therefore no need for a reserve.
4 meses aproximadamente para que tengamos noticias o TPS no va a estar de acuerdo con el trato...
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It is probably 180 days from the effective date which is March 19, 2012. So 180 days from that will be approximately September 19th. If you take the Confirmation date when the vote was tallied then it will be a little bit sooner. Anyway we are now in May and it will be approximately 4 more months for the WMIH board to get something done or otherwise a lot of people will be very angry and I bet that TPS can withdraw its release if it finds out that its recovery is next to zero. After all, it has nothing to lose by withdrawing its release if the recovery is close to zero anyway.
http://law.fordham.edu/newsroom/25536.htm
It was Sprint's complaint and assertion that DBSD violated another aspect of the absolute priority rule, which eventually led to confirmation in that case to be reversed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit in December 2010. "It's the importance of making sure that when existing equity holders are buying interest, the price being used is correct," says Culver. "It's a fairness issue."
The bruising battle for Alter Communications
Also - http://www.winston.com/siteFiles/Publications/Briefing_06_25_09.pdf
A ver si largan ya a Obama o sale a relucir la relación de Jamie Dimon con Washington y se conoce que la perdida de JPM es muy superior a los 2 Billones que han salido a relucir... cada día que pasa está más claro todo lo relacionado con el caso WAMU por eso no descarto nada hasta que no pase la fecha de 6 meses (Sept 19)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2012/05/14/theres-nothing-wrong-with-hedging-except/
The government bailouts also gave JP Morgan more money than it knew what to do with. When it bought the failed Washington Mutual bank in 2008, it picked up $308 billion in assets to manage and gave a lot of that to Ina Drew to manage in the derivatives market. Rather than invest in companies, it invested in one of the thinnest markets around.
