Comments on: never independently invested http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/188/never-independently-invested/ investing, money, credit card debt, 401k, roth ira, credit cards, make money, personal finance, savings, retirement planning, free money, roth ira contribution, financial advice, free financial advice, online financial advice, savings account, money market, roth ira rules Thu, 02 Sep 2010 20:38:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: sergik12 http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/188/never-independently-invested/comment-page-1/#comment-564 sergik12 Mon, 28 Jul 2008 12:47:46 +0000 http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/188/never-independently-invested/#comment-564 You would just get the offered price and you would be out of WAMU. If you still wanted exposure to WAMU after they got bought out you can just buy shares of the new firm. All of this info should be avalable from any broker you chose to use. You would just get the offered price and you would be out of WAMU. If you still wanted exposure to WAMU after they got bought out you can just buy shares of the new firm. All of this info should be avalable from any broker you chose to use.

]]> By: pbucelwicz http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/188/never-independently-invested/comment-page-1/#comment-563 pbucelwicz Fri, 25 Jul 2008 14:52:40 +0000 http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/188/never-independently-invested/#comment-563 There is another post (<a href="http://moneyanswertree.com/archives/71/what-happens-to-a-companys-stock-if-they-are-bought-out/" rel="nofollow">What happens to a company's stock if they are bought out</a>) that might be of some help. In general, if you bought the shares now, and a company offers to buy out the company, you would get the offer price this new company is willing to pay. I think you would just get money for your shares if it's a pure buy out. There is another post (What happens to a company’s stock if they are bought out) that might be of some help.

In general, if you bought the shares now, and a company offers to buy out the company, you would get the offer price this new company is willing to pay. I think you would just get money for your shares if it’s a pure buy out.

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