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thanks, I was using the nasdaq link before, it's easier to read
Thanks.
How do you bring up pre-market trade info on otcbb, thanks
Took them long enough.
WTF with the 17 years?
". In addition, under our current base forecast we would need projected income over the next 17 years in order to fully realize our net deferred tax assets."
Yep, that's buy in.
"boehner is home"
I wonder if it's related to all this benghazi whoopla.
Rosen - I think you're right.
There is something new here. Payments are being made, almost done. Price has not been 5 cents for awhile, trading between 12 and 25 cents.
Stop with the jitters, it's making me nervous.
"Deferred Tax Asset Valuation Allowance – On a quarterly basis, the company determines whether a
valuation allowance is necessary on its net deferred tax assets. After evaluating all available evidence,
Freddie Mac continued to record a valuation allowance on a portion of its net deferred tax assets as of
March 31, 2013. The valuation allowance as of March 31, 2013, was $30.1 billion. To the extent Freddie
Mac releases the valuation allowance on its deferred tax assets in a future period, the amount released would
be included as income in that period and would result in a corresponding increase in the company’s net
worth as of the end of that period. See “MD&A - CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEETS ANALYSIS –
Deferred Tax Assets and Liabilities” in the company’s Quarterly Report on Form 10-Q for the quarter ended
March 31, 2013 for additional information."
So now the thought is that they will disassemble Freddie, leave Fannie alone? That's the compromise?
I followed taint to F&F fnmas board. I thought I had another year to collect shares, don't have too much of either F&F or leh CTs. Will arbitrage between them as one gets ahead of the other.
Come on, everyone knows I'm the most confused. If it weren't for all of you posting, I wouldn't have had a clue. Did get into F&F early though, just have not purchased enough shares.
Dang Guster, why so negative?
"i am trying to gather "N's" from .10 .11 .12 .13 .14 .15 .16 and notta."
Looks like you'll have to go higher.
This could just be a case of the greater fool.
That is an incredibly cool tune. Good for leh and F&F.
The republicans will never approve anyone who wants principle write-down, so it's DeMarco all the way to the bitter end.
steady there jersey
For Immediate Release
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Maxine Waters Commends the Nomination of Mel Watt to lead the FHFA
Congresswoman Maxine Waters offered the following statement today in response to news that President Barack Obama will nominate Congressman Melvin L. Watt to be Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
It is with high regard and great respect that I endorse the nomination of Representative Mel Watt to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency. We are at a crossroads in our economic recovery, and the FHFA must play a leading role in laying the groundwork for the long-term stability of the housing market. Given that this is one of the most important challenges that we face as a nation, we need a man as thoughtful, well-informed, principled and fair as Representative Watt.
I have worked very closely with Representative Watt for almost 20 years. We have served together on the House Financial Services Committee since 1994, where Mel is highly respected by colleagues on both sides of the aisle as a consummate legislator with the vision to see what Congress can do to help make people’s lives better and the determination to move a good bill through the legislative process. Representative Watt is always respectful of opposing viewpoints and can often find common ground when others can find none. He is accepting, open-minded and collaborative – and he gets things done.
For example, in 2004, long before most people realized that predatory lending was a problem, Representative Watt, and his colleague Representative Brad Miller, introduced legislation to restrict the unfair lending practices which led so many people to take out mortgages they could not afford. The financial crisis proved that Representative Watt was right about this issue. So he worked to make sure that his legislation, the Mortgage Reform and Anti-Predatory Lending Act, was included in the landmark Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Representative Watt then served as a valuable member of the Dodd-Frank Conference Committee, where he worked to reconcile differences between House and Senate versions of the bill.
Including the aforementioned Dodd-Frank Act, Representative Watt has had a hand in nearly every major piece of legislation the Financial Services Committee has sent to a President for signature in recent years, including the Financial Services Modernization Act and the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act. Mel played a leading role as an original co-sponsor of the Federal Housing Finance Reform Act of 2007, which was ultimately rolled into the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008, providing expanded oversight authority for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. His legislative work demonstrates unwavering commitment to protecting consumers, expanding affordable rental housing, and providing prudent oversight of financial institutions.
Representative Watt’s strength as a legislator also extends to his work on the Judiciary Committee, where I also served with him. He was an influential member of the bipartisan coalition which steered the landmark Voting Rights Act to reauthorization. And he led the first effort in 20 years to reform the nation’s patent laws.
I thank President Obama for having the foresight to nominate Representative Watt to head the FHFA. It is a job that requires a leader who deeply understands the complex issues surrounding housing and finance, which Representative Watt has proven throughout his career. But the job also requires someone of Representative Watt’s temperament – thoughtful, fair-minded, balanced, collaborative – and wise. We have many challenges before us, and we need a man like Representative Watt. I strongly endorse him to head the FHFA.
I may buy some more, but won't have money for another few weeks
Anyone got the time and dial in for the cc?
It's an about-turn for Paulson.
Is that english or is that spam (don't mean to be rude, just asking):
'All 4 graphics dont like so good.
Normally they musted broke up much more from 0.15, not only 0.01/0.02 $
I will put down my max. ask by 0.08/0.10$
If the 4 CTs dont broke up in the next few days, they go down by 0.10$ till they will cancelled.The extension is the same: from 0.1 up 01./down 0.1 ( ca.)
http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=LEHLQ&cobrand=&mode=stock"
Guster - gotcha!!
guster - why did you say 5 months?
Dang hard to make a penny.
20 cents, I think you're right. After all, I'm not selling here.
Net, nothing is moving, so frustrating.
Starting off the week trading at 16 cents. Can't complain about that.
"i post on fnmas board but read almost all posts here. i wonder with the increasing certainty why is the price per share of ct's not higher like a buck or two? "
Could be that no is willing to sell for a buck when 25 bucks is looking possible.
Go ahead, pay .25
next stop .25
It hit .18 on lehnq
Sounds to me like he's playing the devil's advocate.
thanks 20
I thought that someone mentioned a few days ago that lehmq had a lot of volume. I must have written down the wrong ticker.
Why is the lehmq not available yet the others are?