what is the situation with WaMu? What are the chances that this bank will fail in the next 1-2 months? The shares are down 95% from their peak, that doesn’t look so good! $3.23 today, almost junk!
They must be doing fine. Wamu just sent me a o% for 12 months, stated income, no transfer fee on balances, 0% on purchases credit card offer. Only a bank with a lot of money could do that right?
They must be doing fine. Wamu just sent me a o% for 12 months, stated income, no transfer fee on balances, 0% on purchases credit card offer. Only a bank with a lot of money could do that right?
They must be doing fine. Wamu just sent me a o% for 12 months, stated income, no transfer fee on balances, 0% on purchases credit card offer. Only a bank with a lot of money could do that right?
They must be doing fine. Wamu just sent me a o% for 12 months, stated income, no transfer fee on balances, 0% on purchases credit card offer. Only a bank with a lot of money could do that right?
They must be doing fine. Wamu just sent me a o% for 12 months, stated income, no transfer fee on balances, 0% on purchases credit card offer. Only a bank with a lot of money could do that right?
I guess I’ll weigh in here, since there are other threads like this one. I manage a family trust, which pays the expenses of a couple of elderly relatives. I have just under $100K in CDs at each of Wachovia and WaMu. I called my broker this morning, fretting about WaMu. He told me that Wachovia is way more in trouble than WaMu. Who knows, though.
I guess I’ll weigh in here, since there are other threads like this one. I manage a family trust, which pays the expenses of a couple of elderly relatives. I have just under $100K in CDs at each of Wachovia and WaMu. I called my broker this morning, fretting about WaMu. He told me that Wachovia is way more in trouble than WaMu. Who knows, though.
I guess I’ll weigh in here, since there are other threads like this one. I manage a family trust, which pays the expenses of a couple of elderly relatives. I have just under $100K in CDs at each of Wachovia and WaMu. I called my broker this morning, fretting about WaMu. He told me that Wachovia is way more in trouble than WaMu. Who knows, though.
I guess I’ll weigh in here, since there are other threads like this one. I manage a family trust, which pays the expenses of a couple of elderly relatives. I have just under $100K in CDs at each of Wachovia and WaMu. I called my broker this morning, fretting about WaMu. He told me that Wachovia is way more in trouble than WaMu. Who knows, though.
I guess I’ll weigh in here, since there are other threads like this one. I manage a family trust, which pays the expenses of a couple of elderly relatives. I have just under $100K in CDs at each of Wachovia and WaMu. I called my broker this morning, fretting about WaMu. He told me that Wachovia is way more in trouble than WaMu. Who knows, though.
Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.
Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.
Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.
Looking at the insider transactions over the last 6 months, shows WM is (most likely) not a sock you want in your portfolio. There has only been 10,000 shares purchased by insiders. If the stock was a bargain there would be a lot more insider purchasing on a penny stock.
