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Short Sellers and rational investors are not mutually exclusive. And I'm certain you know the spirit of what I was saying so I shall not explain.
I feel the selling today was short selling because all indications are that changes could come SOONER than later and WITHOUT WARNING and that regular rational investors would not be selling at this point.
Hmmm. I could have sworn that that was a sale.... half a cent below the bid.
I think yesterday's drop was likely due to the algorithms that trade roughly 75 - 85 percent of all volume traded. It is often mentioned on CNBC that these computer algorithms are constantly searching for keyword(s) and are able to react within milliseconds.
Man, Stockman. You are really riled up. I have a Valium pill in my pocket if you want it.
One of the most bullish things I heard was...."Again I don't want to make any commitments to legislative or not".
This says to me that he is open to/(has in mind?) solutions that won't be a long drawn-out process to restoring FnF.
Also, as I recall, he said he was an expert in matters of Fannie Mae because of his 30 years experience in the mortgage industry.
You mean closet shorts.
Nothing disappointing there at all.... "Again I don't want to make any commitments to legislative or not".
Bottom in
rekcusdo, obiterdictum,
What are the ramifications, if any, of this? Thanks....
http://www.themreport.com/daily-dose/01-18-2017/fannie-mae-no-longer-automatic-path-federal-court
Great Scarmucci interview on cnbc. Will be available for viewing shortly. Gives u a good feeling about Trump and assuages a lot of concerns.
Jack Lew the current treasury secretary will be on CNBC shortly.
I thought that 200 billion was for both Fannie and Freddie?
You are just one more reason for all of us to be long. Thank you.
"Recommendations".. "Congress should consider legislation that establishes objectives for the future federal role in housing finance, including the structure of the enterprises, and a transition plan to a reformed housing finance system that enables the enterprises to exit conservatorship. "
http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-17-92
Thank you.
Can someone tell me again what hours opinions are released (typically) in the Appellate Court eastern standard time? TIA
No opinion released today was ours.
icahn on cnbc now
I don't see any indication who the owner of those stocks are. It's just a list of stocks. What good is that?
I didn't see this posted. The last 20 seconds are awesome. http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000574296&play=1
Additionally, there's always the chance that he has skeletons in his closet. The conspiracy side of me wonders sometimes if perhaps this administration prefers to pick people with skeletons in their closet just so they can manipulate them.
1 ruling... not ours... posted.
Question for anyone... Does naked short interest go away completely once we get out of OTC?
Get ready to buy.
Ihub has good charts too, as well as 100 other sites.
If there is selling I think it will be very slow because everyone realizes that good news, especially from the courts, will instantly turn this investment into one of those very rare chance-of-a-lifetime opportunities. Missing that would be one of those regrets-of-a-lifetime.
I suspect many of the sellers today will want to be back in for a potential Friday opinion announced.
Pullbacks are healthy. Long runs without pull backs are even more unstable and more volatile. Nothing goes up in a straight line.
cnbc about to discuss dt's picks impact on housing after the break
Reksdoo,
Just so I understand. What happens if we get an unfavorable ruling an appeals court, now? Is that a mute point now?
Anyone have a broker that allows pre-market trading in FNMA?
Ameritrade will not I would like to know who does. Thanks.
There went somebody's pennant.
I can't imagine the circumstances that a co like fnma would ever trade at a 40 p/e.
Gosh, thanks for that super important video from 2012. We'll for sure sell all our holdings this very instant.
That article is bullish. What r u smoking?
I thought they only ruled on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Then that must mean they posted early, right? Is that unusual?