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Oh yes , I missed that
You are right
I believe it was AA prior unconfirmed
P have junk status I know that much
Or will Libor settlement satisfy capital
One of the three
Or
Consent Decree
Makes you wonder why they were allowed to do this?
Will F&F exit conservatorship to restore shareholder contract due to the legal case in DC?
Quote "FHFA violated by breaching the implied terms of their contracts with shareholders, when FHFA changed the terms of a stock purchase agreement to transfer the mortgage financing institutions’ profits to the U.S. treasury.
Therefore if defendants settle about $800 million dollars with shareholders without exiting conservatorship then the violations are still violated . It won't resolve the case according to Fannie and Freddie spspa class action.
Therefore right now, exit conservatorship is now a must.
So previous to the AAA ratings announcement
There were no ratings for 15 years?
Then this is very good news
Thank !
It used to be blank with no details for 15 years.
Now it displays full and accurate details to public to attract new investors when exiting from conservatorship.
But there are only two questions to ask .
Will F&F exit conservatorship due to a housing crisis?
Or
Will F&F exit conservatorship to restore shareholder contract due to the legal case in DC?
Yes, you’re right debt has value. It’s not like Fannie and Freddie are credit card companies. The risk is minimal when holding Real Property as collateral. That’s what l don’t understand Cat Man setting the capital standards way above necessary. Sounds like he’s any enemy of the shareholders.
What were the ratings before this announcement?
Tia
I hate using the term no brainer but this is what this investment is agree.
If that's not the signal to just go as far in as you can at $1.34, I don't know how the writing on the wall could be written any clearer. There's nothing that will stop this systematically integral part of US financing etc. from being one of the best investments and most obvious for the average investor of at least the next decades of one's life. Enjoy the dip. AAA ratings are a big deal on Wall Street.
Don't worry about it. Debt has value too you know. It's just a rough # for dummies like me that don't feel like going over the entire balance sheet to say - "if you bought the company entirely, that's about the value it would sell for"... End of Response. Seriously just buy $FNMA as anything in single digits is a bargain. The most important thing to know about Fannie Mae is why it's the most important piece of America's financing machine and the big banks favorite cheat code for lending at velocities they've been waiting for since 2007 when homebuilders stopped building new homes. If you see the XHB and you do some ground work looking for 2024 new construction hell do it from Zillow or for me, I can do it in places that ain't been built since 2007 and now they're putting homes up since the coldest part of Chicago's suburban winter. Anyway good luck to you.
Quote: “This is a 4.28 Trillion Dollar company by Ent Value. If you sold all of its assets and gave it to its outstanding shareholders including the warrants in that total that's a whopping 3,784 USD per share of common stock.” End of Quote.
The enterprise value includes the debt. Fannie reported $77.6 billion in total equity, Form 10K page 68. I don’t understand how you’re calculating $3,784 USD per share. Sell the assets give all the money to the shareholders forget the debt owed??
Fannie Mae Financials From NASDAQ
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/fnma/financials
Lamebrain has no idea what GSE intelligence is…he’s been above the law and using doublespeak for years.
How long will he torment GSE shareholders with his obvious biases by purposelessly extending the court case remains a mystery.
Fnma
Lamberth will toss the appeal. Of course he will wait 40 days to issue his decision.
Someone should turn him on to chatgbt...we'd get a decision in 10 minutes.
Nobody cares about the appeal
They try and say the jury erred in decision lol
they are the biggest secured debt holder in the world.
I don’t know why the FHFA would require more capital the Real Property would stand as collateral.
Freddie said it plans to keep a borrower’s loan-to-value ratio at less than 80% when
looking at both first and second-lien mortgages on a home, keeping an equity cushion in place in times of stress.
What’s the holdup with the Lamberth 8-0 verdict? You said appeal, I must have missed it. What’s the criminals doing now to delay? Link? Thanks
BOTTOM LINE. 2nd-lien mortgages turn into 1st-lien motgages, in the case of purchases of those cash-out refinancings.
After being bundled into UMBSs, it isn't a new product.
Is the purchase/sale of 2nd-lien mortgages in cash-out refinancings, a new product?
It would need approval, plus publication on the Federal Register for a comment period.
I don't think that it's a new product. Subject to the overall 80% LTV limit (Charter Act: the same Credit Enhancement clause that bars the CRTs) that takes into consideration the first mortgage it emanated from, when it was refinanced, and at the same interest rate.
So, not only mortgage-related but also it copycats the first mortgage.
It would be sold as a Uniform Mortgage-Backed Security (UMBS) like all others.
You may say that it's a new product because it's a new activity. It's the same activity when it was created: refinancing of the mortgage. Same collateral.
What we call "product" is the UMBS.
The same with the sale of RPL bundled into UMBS again. Nowadays RPL sold to GS.
It wouldn't be a good idea to consider it a new product, pricing-wise.
Not a personal loan at a 9.5% rate like the new proposal from Freddie Mac. This case, a new product.
Authorized in the Charter Act: "to lend on the security of a mortgage."
More if we are bound for a Charter-revoked scenario (2011 UST plan).
Ps drop week of April 22 -27
The thing is that that's a personal loan, not a second-lien mortgage.
A personal loan at a 9.5% rate, using the collateral (property) already owned by Freddie Mac.
Unrelated to a mortgage.
This is why it's been announced just after the CEO of Freddie Mac with 30+ years of experience in mortgage finance, resigned "in the 1Q2024". He finally left the company on March 15th.
I guess that Freddie Mac would have to apply for a banking licence.
High interest rates as a consequence of the price of the collateral ballooned (overheated), means that your are doubling down on credit risk, and at the time when FnF aren't allowed to take possession of that collateral that covers the credit risk, because they are compelled to sell their NPL and RPL to Goldman Sachs & Co and the hedge funds, even at a discount. Judicial states delay it, etc.
The same loan amount can be achieved with cash-out refinancings, when the entire UPB of the mortgage and more, is refinanced at low rates.
FnF purchase the first-lien mortgage and the banks keep the second-lien mortgage on their balance sheets.
You can read more about it in the FHFA website, in light of the request for comment on this new product.
I'm in favor of FnF purchasing the second-lien mortgages, but in cash-out refinancings (less risky: low rates and low home prices), not in personal loans that is what has been proposed.
There are second-lien mortgages worth $ billions in the banks' balance sheets, where FnF own the collateral, but the banks are allowed to do business with it (collateral-sharing)
This why the reason of the famous robosigning case with foreclosures in early conservatorship. The banks (servicers of the mortgages) wanted to foreclosure on the properties fast, in order to protect their second-lien mortgages. You would wonder why a 2nd-lien gets paid first.
The repurchase of all the second-lien mortgages in cash-out refinancings already outstanding, would boost the economy and the banks' battered balance sheets.
Fight, Fight, Fight to Right the Wrong done to Shareholders
Fight to Make it Right
Get Raging Mad
CDS and F&F.
According to the FDIC WaMu/WMB Securitized Two Trillion in RMBS of which $500 Billion was sold to F&F.
Those RMBS were insured by CDS to cover the losses. Derivatives!
The insurance losses need to be recovered.
The CDS insurance will cover all of F&F outstanding claims.
Ron
And you can buy F&F in Chase Bank also
Yes, that's wear my FNMA account is.
:)
Yes You Can Buy F&F on Schwab.
I did last month.
Ron
Can you buy fnma on Schwab?
Thx
I wouldn't touch that bank with a ten foot pole.
Please Read This Post Regarding CDS.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=174266097
This is significant for the entire ABS Market generators like WaMu, Lehman’s and F&F.
The CDS insurance contracts need to pay for the ABS losses.
Asset Backed Securities;
MBS.
RMBS.
Others (credit cards).
Ron
Sofi does and they don’t charge fees for doing it. Schwab charges like $5/trade for otc. Needless to say I moved all my otc to sofi.
buyer on FNMAS up 4.3% today
warrants have not been satisfied
the GOV still has the right to exercise for about 4B shares
one can take them to court or whatever but that was all set up by HERA PAULSON and BUSH and nothing has changed
R U serious ?
This is the same DJT who was POTUS for for years of conservatorship
educate him? begin anew?
control housing mort market ? (how so more than DJT or BO ?)
and --- those subsidy programs that people keep pointing to --- are tiny and are PR by POTUS.
F and F would not be making hand over fist PROFIT - like never before !!! -- if money was being given away. There is a bunch of noise about the helping hand programs but all in all - it is noise and does not impact the 99% core function of F and F and its ability to build look alike reserves (reserves that look alike with the growing smoke and mirror LP that may be paid to GOV with our cash)
1. Reparations is not the word I would choose. Simple payment for the taking - like in the zone of 20-40 or whatever
2, My key point - I hoped to make in THAT post - was that while GOV owes us for a taking --- what is going on is NOT robbing future generations of the ability to buy homes etc. Whether we like it or not - F and F are operating just fine in providing liquidity in the housing market. We should own them !!! not the GOV quasi ownership -- but the ugliness of the taking is not impacting buyer and sellers of houses
I think you’re right.
“ Just like the day of getting put into conservatorship came out of nowhere... the exit will come out of nowhere.”
Looking at the trading patterns of both common and preferred the stocks are under accumulation.
Right now big money chomping on Ps
No major sell-off this week, despite of the government's motion to overrule the verdict.
This motion could have been made 6 months ago, before all this work on interest and distribution.
So, I think all they try to do is delay the ultimate outcome in favor of the shareholders.
The charts have deteriorated a little bit, but not enough to say we moved in a downturn.
Hope we have a great next week.
Go FNF.
Williams showed up with a red bucket of paint at end of day?
What makes you say that
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