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Thursday, 11/23/2023 2:38:51 AM

Thursday, November 23, 2023 2:38:51 AM

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PATTERN ANALYSIS: 6 ways to hold the Common Equity in escrow.
This analysis of data or logs is used to solve complex issues, like Fanniegate.
In the second way, with gifted SPS, it should have been added the initial $1 billion SPS increased for free in each GSE that, unlike the others that I will refer to next, it does appear on the balance sheet, debited from the Additional Paid-In Capital account (Common Equity held in escrow)

The interpretation of the relationship between the actions, leads us to assert that there has been a Separate Account plan, in accordance with the law and basic Finance:
-Put FnF in a sound and solvent condition (FHFA-C's power)
-Using the exceptions to the Restriction on Capital Distributions (FHEFSSA and CFR 1237.12): dividends, gifted SPS, stock buybacks and the payment of Securities Litigation judgments.
-No earnings available for distribution as dividend all along.
-Low cost UST backup in the Charter Act.
-CRT operations, illegal in the Charter Act.

We saw the visual effect of "Common Equity held in escrow" in the prior screenshot.
Here is another example to spot it visually, with this adjusted table of Freddie Mac (SPS increased for free out of the blue, in an amount equal to the Net Worth increase, a new compensation to UST after the dividend to UST was suspended with judge Willett's en-banc ruling in the 5th Cir., to build regulatory capital. A big lie. It was all part of the same scheme: uphold the law, but lie about it "in the best interests of the Agency")

Hence the $-194 billion Core Capital combined every quarter since September 2019. FnF are building SPS, not regulatory capital, concealed with Financial Statement fraud (the gifted SPS are missing in the balance sheets)