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Then to $16+...
2014 will be big maybe even be released from c-ship starting with ubs case in January...imo
Dam straight!.. lol
Why does thing say "government receivership"? It's conservatorship...
For clacking the balls?...lol
Rack em up...
ROFLMAO...CLICK CLACK CLICK CLACK...
Looks like they're slowly coming in and getting ready...
I'm sure he got two balls...lol
1 million on ask?
The magical world of Fannie Mae accounting
http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2013/07/12/fannie-freddie-accounting/
Congress Debates Taking A Step Back From The Mortgage Market
http://n.pr/16JEEqO
Lol...ok then
You want to sell me your shares to me for cheap then?
Ok, I thought you were referring to this stock...
Etrade doesn't allow short...read the fine print or call your broker for details...
Lol...we starting a WB party?
Lol...I figured...but it was funny...
O.o...that sounds nasty...lol
Give it time let it brew...when majority has had enough...it will move in great volumes...becareful what you wish for because it will come true...
Confine yourself in a small tight box for days...wouldn't you want to explode? That's what it's doing now...
O.o...didn't know we're giving names to candle sticks now...lol
Corksarling...
One down...
Hang in there bud...
Give it a couple of weeks...
Not necessarily to end...
Another couple of weeks?
FNMA, FMCC added to OTC Active Stock Watch List at EPR
Jul 16, 2013 (ACCESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- New York, NY -- (ACCESSWIRE) --07/16/2013 -- Equity Profile Report initiates its OTC Active Stock Watch List adding Federal National Mortgage Association?FNMA?-1.96%?,?Federal Home Loan Mortgage?CorporationFMCC?-2.76%?, Primco Management Inc.?PMCM?+18.46%?and Premier Brands Inc.BRND?-29.20%?.Federal National Mortgage Association?FNMA?-1.96%?a company that provides liquidity and stability support services in the secondary mortgage market in the United States closed up in its previous session (+4.08%) on 10,531,718 shares traded after?Fannie Maesaid on Monday it plans to sell $2 billion of benchmark bills on Wednesday. Federal National Mortgage Association?FNMA?-1.96%?is currently up (+1622.22%) from its recent 52-week low, which has prompted Equity Profile Report to add the stock to their OTC Active Stock Watch List and Investor Poll.To find out what other Investors are saying about Federal National Mortgage AssociationFNMA?-1.96%Click Here:?http://www.equityprofilereport.com/Survey.aspx?stock=FNMA&SubId=AWFederal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation?FMCC?-2.76%?a company that provides credit guarantee for residential mortgages originated by mortgage lenders and invests in mortgage loans and mortgage-related securities in the United States closed up in its previous session (+4.32%) on 4,759,739 shares traded after Freddie Mac sold $2.5 billion bills at lower rates. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation?FMCC?-2.76%?is currently up (+935.71%) from its recent 52-week low, which has prompted Equity Profile Report to add the stock to their OTC Active Stock Watch List and Investor Poll.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/fnma-fmcc-pmcm-and-brnd-added-to-otc-active-stock-watch-list-at-epr-2013-07-16
And yes, you are correct...it may take time to resolve the lawsuits but all that is about the same thing and will be washed away when they...RELEASE FnF from C-ship and let EVERYONE not just feds EVERYONE benefit from FnF including the tax payers...I like weighing both sides just like you and I also have my doubts... just to put myself in check. ..but when you look at the whole picture don't you agree that everyone will benefit when FnF is released including the feds? Maybe not with 100% profits, but they would still benefit...afterall, they own almost 80%...so I highly doubt they want that to go to waste...no? :) cheers!
Ok Qatar...we got it...lol
New eh...some say buy, some say sell, some not sure...and others don't care...if you ask me...BUY, BUY BUY but that's just imo...lol
FnF will be forever in debt to the taxpayers for bailing them out of false hardship that began this mess...but with all the profits that are flowing in at every earnings, how long do you think the feds can keep 100% profits? Do you think this will stay at the current pps under otc when billions are coming in and the tax payers get their money back plus interests? Really? Hypothetically, let's say tax payers got their money back plus some interests/divs, still in otc (current condition), money continuous to be made by billions every quarter, economy is wishy washy like now...do you really think the people/tax payers want to dissolve the gse's that the tax payers are benefiting from by receiving low interest loans? They'll be stepping on their own toes...why would they do that? Replace them you say...what for if they can do just that with FnF by tweeking the standards/policies...that's a huge waste of time, money, and labor
So your saying shareholders are the only ones wanting out of c-ship?...I know many others that would reap benefits by leaving c-ship that have absolutely no stake in it's shares...as far as the constitution...have you been counting the lawsuits that have begun lately? Breech of the constitution is what it's all about...I'd go on and on but I'm typing on my mobile device and it's not the easiest...
Well with your perspective and just for argument sake...why not just eliminate them...what's the issue...what's holding them back from putting them into receivership and just getting the whole thing over with? Would that solve all of the problems the many industries come into play when we dissolve the gse's? Will the banks be able to go back doing what they did by getting rid of them and still make superb profits? Not that easy...
Ofcourse they are...wouldn't you leave it in C-ship if a company was giving you billions? Is it right? NO...that's what this whole thing is about...
They had the opportunity to dissolve...they had the opportunity to choose receivership but they chose conservatorship...now that FnF is more profitable that choice is null and void if they're goal is to benefit the ecconomy...not just share holders or agencies but the worldwide financial system...only thing they can do now is revive FnF and just tweek it a little...there's way too much at stake here...for anyone or any agency to just eliminate this much profit FnF is producing...
Lol...not that one...lol