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Analyzing all numbers... Yes, dividends are showing a free stock between 300/400 $
I think many people here didn't realize the huge llife chance insight.
jarenawer Member Profile jarenawer
Saturday, September 21, 2013 7:59:32 PM
Re: Patswil post# 125342
Post # of 125384
Yes pretending, or another term is stonewalling with a stiff upper lip. Just keep lying and lying and the uninformed will just assume that you are providing insight and narrative just like the tour guide on the bus talking as the trees go by in a blur while the toe group sits Back fat dumb and happy on their way to Ouchwhich. But ate their enough good men and women left in leadership positions who might realize that a Banker Planned National Mitt Romney corporate style Bankruptcy of America may not be a good idea or a solution that can be survived by America, the World and perhaps not even by them or their Grand children? Are there enough left who care? America has exactly one year left before the next blow occurs. Less
"It’s kind of interesting to me that nobody was raising Cain in 2008, 2009 and 2010, begging the U.S. government to give them back their insolvent companies." Well Bob, that is because no one knew about the Shadow Banking system that was responsible for the Leveraged Risk through Credit Default Swaps 35-1 which where then triggered by Toxic MBS into a cascading debt implosion that looked a little bit like the Twin Towers imploding on themselves... A protege of Howard Baker who is a member of The Council on Foreign Relations and The Trilateral Commission. Both are groups dedicated to solving the problems of the world but also a place where deeper tires to the Illumin-naughty are developed. And Bob Corker really wants in to that power circle. Joe Kernen another power broker wannabe is trying to help Bob Corker get in. These guys have no clue just what they are getting involved in. They, like everyone else just want power and prestige. Bob Corker ran as a conservative but once elected turned on the consecutives and joined the moderate Republican Main Street Partnership who are akin to the Blue Dog Democrats. You see once you are elected it doesn't matter what you really are. Part of the plan. But he got Caught and droppedf the group officially anyhow. .Nothing wrong with being a Blue Dog Democrat at all. But what are you? Who are you representing your self to be? Shifting back and forth like a snake it is clear that you are neither and that you are a lier in a quest for Power. Bob Corker is a Cracker Racist. Officially. Opposes American Labour and favors fioreign VW in Tennessee to the extent that he would sacrifice General Motirs. He was advised and aided by Howard Baker to join the United States Senate Committee on B$ANKING HoOUSING and Urban Affairs where he could be most effective in his attempt to climb the Bean Sralk
Corker's Comment on Lawsuits - 4 Days Ago
Q&A with Senator Bob Corker - Robert Stowe England
Q: Have you considered the possible impact of the GSE shareholder lawsuits with the potential that a judge could rule against conservatorship and restore Fannie and Freddie to private-company status?
A: We get a lot of calls on this. People who own junior preferred [shares in the GSEs] have certainly talked with us. We [tell them] that’s why we have three branches of government, and they’re welcome to pursue their concerns with the judicial side. There are actually two distinct issues and maybe more. One is the “takings issue.” There are some people who have challenged the fact that the Treasury came in and took over the two entities. It’s kind of interesting to me that nobody was raising Cain in 2008, 2009 and 2010, begging the U.S. government to give them back their insolvent companies.
And I guess the second issue legally is the changing of the dividend structure to a sweep versus just a 10 percent coupon [on the senior preferred shares issued to Treasury in return for cash injections]. I think you will remember, at the time, the thought of [Treasury] having to give the companies the money to pay the government back its 10 percent interest was sort of a silly mechanism. And there’s a suit over that.
Again, people who have concerns can sue. That’s a constitutional right that people have. We say to them, whatever they wish to do, that’s their right. From the standpoint of the U.S. taxpayers, I certainly hope they are not successful. One thing I will point out is that there’s no way either one of these entities would be generating one dime’s worth of guarantee fees right now without the government standing behind them.
I actually think the suits are positive for us. So when people say, “Oh, don’t be concerned,” they don’t concern us at all. If anything, they build a lot of momentum toward passing some legislation that will do away with this flawed model. If these entities end up existing without any government If these entities end up existing without any government support, they will obviously be very, very different entities. But again, that’s something for the court to decide. I want to move beyond that. I just don’t want us to have a model like that in the future Less
Corker's Comment on Lawsuits - 4 Days Ago
Q&A with Senator Bob Corker - Robert Stowe England
http://finance.yahoo.com/mbview/threadview/;_ylt=AnQvPOW3mRC7cstFQASBi7PeAohG;_ylu=X3oDMTB2Y252cDRkBHBvcwMxOQRzZWMDTWVkaWFNc2dCb2FyZHNYSFJVbHQ-;_ylg=X3oDMTBhYWM1a2sxBGxhbmcDZW4tVVM-;_ylv=3?&bn=e0e2b58d-64fb-37a2-9273-29a5ce093d80&tid=1379812522044-5c1b2819-9fab-4616-b429-136db830bc7e&tls=la%2Cd%2C0%2C3
Q: Have you considered the possible impact of the GSE shareholder lawsuits with the potential that a judge could rule against conservatorship and restore Fannie and Freddie to private-company status?
A: We get a lot of calls on this. People who own junior preferred [shares in the GSEs] have certainly talked with us. We [tell them] that’s why we have three branches of government, and they’re welcome to pursue their concerns with the judicial side. There are actually two distinct issues and maybe more. One is the “takings issue.” There are some people who have challenged the fact that the Treasury came in and took over the two entities. It’s kind of interesting to me that nobody was raising Cain in 2008, 2009 and 2010, begging the U.S. government to give them back their insolvent companies.
And I guess the second issue legally is the changing of the dividend structure to a sweep versus just a 10 percent coupon [on the senior preferred shares issued to Treasury in return for cash injections]. I think you will remember, at the time, the thought of [Treasury] having to give the companies the money to pay the government back its 10 percent interest was sort of a silly mechanism. And there’s a suit over that.
Again, people who have concerns can sue. That’s a constitutional right that people have. We say to them, whatever they wish to do, that’s their right. From the standpoint of the U.S. taxpayers, I certainly hope they are not successful. One thing I will point out is that there’s no way either one of these entities would be generating one dime’s worth of guarantee fees right now without the government standing behind them.
I actually think the suits are positive for us. So when people say, “Oh, don’t be concerned,” they don’t concern us at all. If anything, they build a lot of momentum toward passing some legislation that will do away with this flawed model. If these entities end up existing without any government If these entities end up existing without any government support, they will obviously be very, very different entities. But again, that’s something for the court to decide. I want to move beyond that. I just don’t want us to have a model like that in the future Less
Corker's Comment on Lawsuits - 4 Days Ago
This is a long thread, this is only the first paragraph
Use link for whole thread
http://finance.yahoo.com/mbview/threadview/;_ylt=AnQvPOW3mRC7cstFQASBi7PeAohG;_ylu=X3oDMTB2Y252cDRkBHBvcwMxOQRzZWMDTWVkaWFNc2dCb2FyZHNYSFJVbHQ-;_ylg=X3oDMTBhYWM1a2sxBGxhbmcDZW4tVVM-;_ylv=3?&bn=e0e2b58d-64fb-37a2-9273-29a5ce093d80&tid=1379812522044-5c1b2819-9fab-4616-b429-136db830bc7e&tls=la%2Cd%2C0%2C3
Q&A with Senator Bob Corker - Robert Stowe England
Q: Have you considered the possible impact of the GSE shareholder lawsuits with the potential that a judge could rule against conservatorship and restore Fannie and Freddie to private-company status?
A: We get a lot of calls on this. People who own junior preferred [shares in the GSEs] have certainly talked with us. We [tell them] that’s why we have three branches of government, and they’re welcome to pursue their concerns with the judicial side. There are actually two distinct issues and maybe more. One is the “takings issue.” There are some people who have challenged the fact that the Treasury came in and took over the two entities. It’s kind of interesting to me that nobody was raising Cain in 2008, 2009 and 2010, begging the U.S. government to give them back their insolvent companies.
And I guess the second issue legally is the changing of the dividend structure to a sweep versus just a 10 percent coupon [on the senior preferred shares issued to Treasury in return for cash injections]. I think you will remember, at the time, the thought of [Treasury] having to give the companies the money to pay the government back its 10 percent interest was sort of a silly mechanism. And there’s a suit over that.
Again, people who have concerns can sue. That’s a constitutional right that people have. We say to them, whatever they wish to do, that’s their right. From the standpoint of the U.S. taxpayers, I certainly hope they are not successful. One thing I will point out is that there’s no way either one of these entities would be generating one dime’s worth of guarantee fees right now without the government standing behind them.
I actually think the suits are positive for us. So when people say, “Oh, don’t be concerned,” they don’t concern us at all. If anything, they build a lot of momentum toward passing some legislation that will do away with this flawed model. If these entities end up existing without any government If these entities end up existing without any government support, they will obviously be very, very different entities. But again, that’s something for the court to decide. I want to move beyond that. I just don’t want us to have a model like that in the future Less
I hope so......
I read those posts claiming $300/share.
I think it's possible based on the numbers too
One of these weekends...everybody who has been holding will be rewarded handsomely on Monday
crawford2012 Member Profile crawford2012
Wednesday, September 18, 2013 10:53:51 AM
Re: None
Post # of 125127
It was brought to my attention from very high up person/s the following?:
FNMA & FMCC are NOT going away; they are NOT going to vanish.
They are NOT closing down.
The only thing that is going to happen is: Copied from the letter word for word.
This is the section that talks specifically about what they will be doing. As you will see the legislation is just making Changing to what they will do. So for those of you that are trying to put fear into the hearts of investors so you can buy their shares for cheap, it is only a matter of time before it catches up to you and will bite you in the A** real bad.
Hang on to your shares and do not let the daily game create fear in your hearts.
Enjoy the up and down swings for now. Change is coming very soon and when I say soon I meant it. (Credible source)
"the legislation makes changes to the types of mortgages originated and what the government-sponsored
One of these weekends...everybody who has been holding will be rewarded handsomely on Monday
Volume has returned
Beambe and MonestHind have switched sides
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
Quote from post by MonestHind
"Very nice upturn, albeit on low volume. Hopefully we see a close above 1.20. Ideally above 1.22"
MonestHind Member Level
Thursday, September 19, 2013 2:24:51 PM
Re: None
Post # of 124128
Very nice upturn, albeit on low volume. Hopefully we see a close above 1.20. Ideally above 1.22!
IMHO it was the release of this interview with Corker/Warner
http://www.zillowblog.com/2013-09-19/sens-corker-warner-discuss-fannie-maefreddie-mac-reform-with-zillow/
Quote from post by MonestHind
"Very nice upturn, albeit on low volume. Hopefully we see a close above 1.20. Ideally above 1.22"
MonestHind Member Level
Thursday, September 19, 2013 2:24:51 PM
Re: None
Post # of 124128
Very nice upturn, albeit on low volume. Hopefully we see a close above 1.20. Ideally above 1.22!
thank you
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
4036 X 4032 Bid/Ask
I would expect the volume to be higher
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
Fannie Mae is set to auction $17 billion of mortgage bonds.
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/how-did-the-recent-auction-went-for-federal-national-mortgage-association-otcbbfnma-332881.htm
There is no news today..Is there?
Good..then I can buy that Island I've been wanting for so long
Wow.....that would be a nice boost to my income
I doubt commons ever got divvy
When is next ER? November?
"we need to Fix Fannie & Freddie" JUst heard Hank Paulson say on Meet the Press
JUst heard Hank Paulson say "we need to Fix Fannie & Freddie" on Meet the Press
BLue..I think they rescinded the MOD before I could actually use it
Blue--I stickied that page....but I guess it was over ridden by admin
Hardly any comparison,,,,AIG had a 1/20 reverse split...the company is a shell of what it once was,,,FNMA/FMCC are back---have been made whole--making billions---should be net zero soon----PPS will be up be many times multiples pro bby over a weekend..or a holiday---THanksgiving--XMAS---$300/share
C-ship will end one weekend soon, shorts will be toast
Longs will ride into the sunset with a HUGE smile
Been in since March. 50k shares
That was a post from Thursday that I bookmarked
Volume still weak--not squat
C-ship ending tomorrow. ===Thursday, September 12, 2013 7:09:13 PM
Re: skidoo31 post# 121443
Post # of 121643
C-ship ending tomorrow.
gsquad090