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Dec 25, 2024
4:18:34pm

UNLVcougar Truly Addicted User

This. The building and loan was a cooperative more like a credit union than

a bank but with a much smaller owner base than a modern day credit union, so buying all the shares was actually feasible.

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UNLVcougar

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Question for you finance guys (It’s a Wonderful Life)

cougarblue

Dec 25, 3:57pm

He had more cash reserves?

P-Boy Squad

Dec 25, 3:59pm

What doesn't make sense?

RexIdaCoug

Dec 25, 4:00pm

Shares (deposits). Not 50% on the notes (loans). If someone had shares/deposits

Manti

Dec 25, 4:01pm

This. The building and loan was a cooperative more like a credit union than

UNLVcougar

Dec 25, 4:18pm

Makes more sense with shares. I thought they were trying to cash out notes.

cougarblue

Dec 25, 5:28pm

He's buying at a steep discount in a panic to obtain a controlling interest

Still Blue

Dec 25, 4:04pm

All of those people that wanted money from

The Chief

Dec 25, 4:09pm

Another interesting tidbit

The Chief

Dec 25, 4:10pm

Potter owns the bank and he was willing to take the loss to get

Dec 25, 7:49pm

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