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SFOR penny land soon!
SFOR next leg starting up 35%!! Don't miss this!
SFOR +35%!! Get in before it doubles!
Alright I'm in let's rock n roll!
Where is your evidence brother?
This is gonna pop this week...
But you're not. In the article it said that fund DOES have a short position in FnF. A large position.
how can you say that? he has a link?
This is very good news.
This article has nothing to do with its title.
Dude, you're losing me... I don't understand what your argument is, sorry.
It's blowing my mind right now that this is under 5$... It's only a matter of time before F'n'F are released from c-ship. I believe it will be soon. Albeit, smaller (wound down) portfolios. But still very profitable companies. GLTA I'm holding/acquiring...
It's just buying at the asking price and selling at the bidding price. Stupid.
Well I downloaded it... Same same. Now going to delete.
No dude. The iHUB mobile app vs the ADVFN app. Are there differences? Or is it basically the same software?
Does anyone know if the IHUB app is the same as the ADVFN app?
Doesn't congress come back from there vacay here pretty soon? I think we'll see the pot get stirred here this week.
Wtf. Not an indent in that thing. Just one massive paragraph. Easy Holmes!
Oh man this baby is gonna change lives...
Not yet me thinks...
Exactly.
This is so great.
The run is coming...
Boom. It's coming... just waiting for the catalyst...GLTA
Yeah w/e mate. Save it.
Looks like its about to dive sub .2's...
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and it has a market cap of 8 billion!
ADSK has 7,300 employees.
Motley Fool has done a research report on 3D printing and recommending a strong buy in this sector could be hugely profitable. Anybody have an opinion on the matter? I think it could be the real deal!
hmm, thinking about an entry here. might try to get in under $35 and hold until the end of the year...
Ok guy, sorry I upset you. Suggesting that you're naive seems to have gotten ya all hot and bothered. I do hope you're right and we long's profit from this investment. I think it's only a matter of time. GLTA!
Yeah, it was a hostile takeover.
Ok, sparky. Try to put together a coherent sentence before you start typing. I don't know what you're talking about "we'll see who's really naive..." Yada, yada. I'm long on FNMA. Lol why don't you just quite talking for a while champ? I smell something burning...
Well, from what you've said, I believe you're either naive or just haven't been paying attention. (Or rather paying attention to the misleading and false education system perpetuated by our government to instill in all Americans that our government is infallible, cloaked in liberty)
1. Since the end of WW2 our government has been systematically dismantling our constitution.
2. They can and are turning a profit. Every penny earned by the GSE's aside from operating expenses goes straight to the treasury.
And technically, net zero is some mass media rhetoric to deflect the truth that the government did not loan the GSE's $ to help them out and, said money, is being paid down. It's a lie. The US Government purchased senior preferred stock in the GSE's. Effectively buying the companies for a fraction of their worth. Then canceling all dividend payments except those going to the treasury. The companies could not afford these dividends so they were forced to sell more shares to the gov to pay the gov dividends. That went on from conservatorship commencement until last year when they started to turn a profit again. The gov then changed the rules so that all revenue from the GSE's goes straight to the government.
So even if this "net zero" were reached the gov still has a massive amount of preferred shares. (People often compare the situation to AIG which the US Government still owns shares in and have been selling every few months when the price is right ; ) ) please draw your own conclusions...
Bro, you sound so naive. You really think the US government isn't out to make money from this!? Come on man!
"Both individual investors and large financial institutions have challenged the modified bailout agreement through a series of lawsuits with the hope of recapturing some value. Several of the law suits include the Berkowitz Group in federal court of the District of Columbia, the Police Retirement System of Austin, Texas, and a bank from the state of Washington, Perry Capital, one of the largest U.S. hedge funds invested in the GSEs.
One possible solution, which seems remote, is for the government's preferred stake to be converted to common shares, as was successfully done as part of the epic bailout of American International Group (AIG). That bailout resulted in a profit to the U.S. taxpayers of $22.7 billion dollars."