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Monesthind, your role here is very clear so don't keep insulting our intelligence, let us do and get out of my sight
Uplisting to NYSE will be announced next days...
Fidelity portfolio increased FNMA to 3.4M...
Good message
Relisted to nyse next week
Nader vs senators... Who's gonna win?
We trust in you Nader!!!
Uplisted to NYSE next week, be ready
I hope so, but it's difficult to know if news are daily giving information about bailout and gov decision to leave shareholders out of play. The great new would be gov to allow shareholders to benefit from earnings once bill is paid to taxpayers or provide acc from the new company if created after GSE's bailout
It's easy all of you who added to the gov request to tell more people adding too, it's very quick so to add more and more to the cause and force gov to answer and return back GSE's to private shareholders, once bill is paid.
I am not sure about your words and the final decision... If replaced both finally by another company, not sure if we will benefit from the new status as new shareholders or bill to pay us as current common shareholders. What about if our shares will value 0 when abolished GSE's ????
Fannie common shares lower as dividend payments may not count toward liquidation...
What do you think it all?
anyone here???
go greeeeeeen
WHEN UNLISTED BACK TO NYSE?
touche, big admiral
false, please read more about 2008 bailout, no sense to read your msgs anymore
BYE
Federal government provided funds to help stabilize AIG ($69 billion) and Citigroup ($45 billion). Other funds and guarantees were also made available to these companies. AIG and Citigroup shareholders benefited from the recovery of these companies. Similarly, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac common stockholders should be allowed to participate in the recovery of the value of their stock just as was the case with AIG and Citigroup investors
why are you sure about gov out and soon?
someone who bought less than 0.50 and holding yet?
that's my case
not serious
need unlisted to NYSE and be more controlled
I have them at 0.30 so I think this is not my game... Turn off computer just.
buddies still pending unlisted NYSE
You are wrong, FNMA has 1,11 billion shares, FMCC half number
I think so buddy, much money in this game
really not leaving conservatorship at the end? Something amazing behind this recover, sure
Hi buddy, I am in since 0,30 so you understand I am on your side...
Your post is talking about preferred stock future, what about common stock?
Maybe, but I'm sure hedge funds are taking place for some reason, high volume and not to trick shareholders
I want a 75$ dividend... I had a dream like M.L.King...
So FMCC stock must be 400$.... Do you think?
Do you really think 60$ a chance? Without reverse split of course...
well I think it is very optimistic but not sure, that's why I ask here n the forum
Please any comments on this?
http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/30/business-finance-investing/fannie-mae-fnma-whats-worth-1322812/index3.html
Excerpt which could be of particular interest to Common stockholders:
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Either way the shareholders win. If they survive with more restrictions you are going to make 100-300 times your investment. If they don't survive and are wound down to 250 billion by 2018 they will have thrown dividends back to the Treasury if you count them from today of at least 200 billion but as much as 350 billion in certain scenarios. So let's say its the low number of 200 billion. You are looking at a dividend per share on the common stock after the preferreds have been paid off of about 75 dollars per share.
Plus you don't just lose your shares either. Fannie Mae will have 250 billion in assets left at that point. Your common stock will transfer over into shares in that new company. Which will be ipo'd. So if they offer the same number of shares I predict that they will have a value of at least 20 dollars a share to start. Putting the market capitalization of the new Fannie Mae at about 25 billion.
What no one seems to understand is that the only legal way they can wipe out the shareholders is to put the company into receivership. They haven't and will never do that. For the same reason they are winding it down. Because the perception exists that there is an implied guarantee on the debt of Fannie Mae by the government. If they were to liquidate the company it might affect the credit reputation of the United States itself. Wiping out the shareholders does the same thing. They can't wipe them out unilaterally because that would violate the Fifth Amendment takings protection in the Constitution.
O.P. 74$
Earnings: from 100 to 300 times investment... Do you think real possibility?
You are wrong, they will be privatized, that's why hedge funds are taking place right now. Same names or new entity, but they won't dissapear. Buy man, this is a surebet.
Between 100 and 300 times? Very optimistic don't you think? Which price bought at?
Aren't you afraid politicians to terminate GSE's? I hope just privatize, but not sure...
Bought at 0.29
Bipartisan Legislation President Barack Obama and both Democratic and Republican lawmakers in Congress have said they want to wind down the two companies and shrink the government’s share, currently about 90 percent, in the market. No one has yet put forward a plan, though lawmakers in the Senate are currently working on bipartisan legislation. Republicans in the House of Representatives are also writing a bill. All of the measures are likely to include provisions intended to eventually eliminate Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Any comments?