Some green, preferreds red red red

Obamacare, FHFA, CFPB, sweep... All dead in one shot. Life is so beautiful.

I am here since 0,31 and would be a big mistake to sell now. This could pop overnight.

It was stopped by Sorkin

It will be reversed en banc, and FHFA will be declared unconstitutional in Texas (Collins)

Where is the super customer?

Where are our 5 cents? More lies?

https://twitter.com/llamas_78/status/838856438000795648

But are taking seriously this scumbag?

What is your plan B when this is above 30 bucks?

You have to know your enemy and their behaviours.

Buddy, these guys work on Sunday too :)

25 days until 31st March

Hehe very good

Crook

One more from WF... These are the ones to guarantee the 30yr haha

Your math class is really bad and you are really impolite. Disgusting!

I know

Never said 10$ and nothing closer. Stop your BS.

Under your point of view, why TH is not providing your devaluation?

Your numbers are based and many subjective parameters. 10$ is not a real one.

Epstein knows it. Hard to prove.

Not fair valuation.

After you make your P/E assumption, you’re down to the earnings themselves. I make my earnings projections by business segment—single-family, multifamily, portfolio and other. I assume constant volumes for Fannie’s single-family business (which hasn’t grown since the end of the recession), the portfolio falling to its mandated cap of $250 billion, and the multifamily business growing modestly. I use projected net margins (guaranty fees less administrative expenses and normalized loss provisions) of 40 basis points for the single-family guaranty business and 70 basis points for multifamily, and 100 basis points (including a guess on amortization of the cost of swaps and swaptions) for the portfolio. That gets me to $15.3 billion (pre-tax) for those three segments, to which I add a billion dollars for normalized “fee and other income,” leaving me at $16.3 billion for the company. That’s $10.6 billion after-tax, or $9.15 per share (using the 1.158 non-diluted share amount). A P/E of ten then gets you to a share price of $91.50. Adding ten percent for favorable surprises gets you to about $100, and taking about 20 percent off (because typically there are more bad things you don’t anticipate than good ones) gets you to $75. 

Jaja

Debt ceiling

https://twitter.com/llamas_78/status/837715684524163072

We know

And heading to 0

Probably 50$ by 2018

Man, worst scenario... This is not what will happen.

Warrants purpose was to deprive value for shareholders, no surprise at all. We are ruled by crooks.

In the worst case, receivership, commons will get 16$. But receivership is not an option. We are golden.

Both

I see a massive preferreds investors swap to commons.

That's why an imminent Housing Finance System overhaul announced by the Treasury Secretary can't impose a swap junior preferred shares for common shares or the government exercising its warrant representing 79.9% of the common shares

http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/1040158-carlos-vignote-sanchez/4963765-gses-hidden-shareholders-capital-government-touch

MOASS

And en banc for Perry, 11 judges...

Obama couldn't, neither Obama

Alex Jones confirmed leak about Obama cash cow to pay obamacare came from WH. The sweep ends before 31st

We talk 31st March

Nobody cares