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bearscircreg, graph showing the steady increase in short sellers in WaMu during 2008, source: 'Short sellers' boosted bets on Lehman, AIG, WaMu. |
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shrtsyahoo, key statistics for WaMu from Yahoo Finance September 26, 2008 unupdated from the previous day, and showing 25% of the stock float was short, source: Yahoo Finance |
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topyahoo, top of the page shown above showing the date, source: Yahoo Finance |
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nakedshorts, a graph from Deep Capture showing how starting in 2008 naked short sellers began hitting WaMu hard, contributing to its downfall. source: Deep Capture Washington Mutual Price versus Failures to Deliver |
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bigacct, statement showing a $3.6 billion account WMI had with WMBfsb, source: The exact source is lost, but pages A-27, and the last page A-214 of this document, reference this same account and amount. This is a 216 page PDF file. Affidavit of Doreen Logan |
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brmap, Map showing the number of branches per state for WaMu and JPMC. JPMC gains huge new territories with five states in the west, and two in the southeast, that would have taken years and billions to build or buy on their own. source: WaMu sale could mean job cuts — and maybe hires,too |
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mrkbrmap, marked-up version of the above to create more clarity. |
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capitalratios, a graphic comparing the capital ratios of six big banks, including WaMu, to the well capitalized level, source: lost the link for this. |
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exp3rdqtr, top of the expectations for third quarter performance release on September 11, 2008, by WaMu. Two weeks before the seizure, source: WaMu expectations of Third Quarter Performance |
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mktfreefall, Chart of the Dow showing the market collapse of September-October 2008, source: homemade from Scottrade screenshot of that time period. |
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mrkdsept08wds, daily deposit outflows for WaMu 07/14/2008 - 10/06/2008 with commentary, source: exhibit B, pdf pg 9, document page B259, of this pdf Thomas Blake |
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top5br, the top five bankruptcies in US history. Was it the smartest route to take to have a WorldCom, a General Motors and two Enrons, piled onto a Lehman Bros and a systemic money market run? Sounds a bit irrational and reckless. source: lost the link for this. |
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providian7, WaMu bought Providian Financial Corp, the seventh largest credit card issuer in America for $6.5 billion in June 2005, it was given to JPMorgan Chase as part of the auction deal along with everything else for $1.88 billion, source: Top credit card issuers 2004 |
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sept08calevents, September 2008 calendar with the important events marked on it, source: homemeade from http://www.free-printable-calendars.com/ |
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sept08chrtevents, Chart of the Dow showing the market collapse of September-October 2008 and with the important events marked on it, source: homemade from Scottrade screenshot of that time period. |
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septoct2008, Calendars for September and October 2008 to reference for days and dates, source: http://www.free-printable-calendars.com/ |
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wmbfsb20b, plan of August 14, 2008, to move $20 billion dollars from the subsidary bank Washington Mutual Bank fsb to the main bank, the WaMu Bank, to provide the WaMu Bank with additional liquidity and capital, never got the chance, source: page 45, document page B95, of this 50 page pdf, 103-1 |
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wmkilledchrt, daily chart of WaMu starting September 25, 2008 showing the gravity of the destruction, source: Scottrade screenshot of that time period. |
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insidertrading, after hours trading screen shot minutes after the regular market close of WaMu on September 25, 2008, showing three huge block trades totaling over 12.74 million shares going through, all at the same price. It is a bit suspicious someone would dump this many shares, this fast, as soon as the market closed. Considering the events that followed, it seems likely someone was tipped off and prepared to sell just after the close, so that it would not show-up in the day end regular market reporting. source: Posted that evening on the Yahoo WM board. |
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top10subprmlndrs2006, The top subprime lenders for 2006. Collectively they are 58.8% of subprime lending. Of this share WaMu was 10%. Sometimes people try to make WaMu out as the major subprime lender, when in reality it was a typical subprime lender, being 5.8% of the market. Subprime was 10% of WaMu's business. source: Boom, Bust & Blame |
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liquidityhoarding, The Federal Reserve says the financial crisis hit a third phase (the collapse) when the seizure of WaMu set off a rush of liquidity hoarding with the European Central Bank (ECB). "The amounts deposited with the ECB rise from a daily average of 0.09 billion euros in the week starting September 1, 2008 to a daily average of 169.41 billion in the week of September 29, 2008. Some of the major developments of the fnancial crisis are also indicated in Figure 2 (at left). The amounts deposited with the ECB start rising after the collapse of Washington Mutual when the crisis spreads outside the investment banking realm." source: Liquidity Hoarding and Interbank Market Spreads: The Role of Counterparty Risk (PDF - 42 pages), top of document page 4/PDF page 5. |