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How does that make any sense?
We are completing a pattern and have reached a point of indecision. There are plenty waiting to buy (or sell).
While potential court win damages could speed up the process.
Most on this board liken TA to Tarot cards and mystic forces, so discussion of it never goes very far.
I'm always looking for a decision, haha. :(
Looks like the Fifth Circuit opinions haven't updated yet for the 12:10PM Central slot today.
Yes, we got gray.
That wouldn't happen unless we broke down out of a huge sideways channel we've been in for this whole year. Unless the reform plan goes belly up, or we lose the En Banc, that isn't going to happen.
That's just one man's opinion using assumptions. There is not one official statement regarding the conversion of preferred to common.
The worst dip (of recent) below $1 came right before the biggest rip. Something huge could happen any day.
Which makes this the perfect day to release the En Banc opinion. I'm 99.9% sure. :)
No En Banc today. I mentioned all day that we would have known by the first posting.
6:10pm Central Time - 10 more minutes.
Pretty sure it would be known already if En Banc opinion was coming out today. There was another day that someone knew in the AM about a published opinion that didn't come out until the afternoon. It was the annoying guy on Twitter, HoldenWalker99.
Why? It was good news. LOL
Listening to him is so cringeworthy when knowing the truth. You literally need to act to do what they do--like literally follow the script of a character/narrative that is fiction. Your ethical compass needs to be broken, and these are the mouthpieces of the industry...
Dang it... it was literally just posted now. No deception.
Based on past precedents, the sweep may be over! I caution with the words "may" because we should get a formal release of the news before coming to conclusions. There is no sweep recorded today when, in the past, it was always updated on the day of the sweep:
https://www.fhfa.gov/DataTools/Downloads/Documents/Market-Data/Table_2.pdf
EDIT: It is now posted. :( Sweep continues...
Still no swipe people! On every other swipe day I can remember it was posted by the end of the trading day. Today is the swipe day--not tomorrow, not Sunday, not Monday. *crossing fingers*
Who is throwing in the towel? The resident spam never stops.
Well the swipe won't end without a plan most likely, so what's it going to be? Haha.
What would be insane is plan released plus no swipe.
We'll know tomorrow, not Monday. :)
Swipe should actually occur tomorrow if it is going to happen because the end of the month is over the weekend, but it still is not mentioned on the table:
https://www.fhfa.gov/DataTools/Downloads/Documents/Market-Data/Table_2.pdf
I believe the average is actually like 3 months. Someone compiled all of the data and found the longest wait from oral hearing to opinion to be something like 130 days. We are just about at that now; we are past the average.
We gapped down, so we have nothing to fear. We have a nice, juicy gap from $3.09 to $3.18 that will be filled.
No opinion released on Fifth Circuit website for that docket number.
Which equals $5.
Our fourth try at busting $3.20. We bust it and we FLY.
No En Banc opinion this week.
You mean 520 week highs.
How do you hear rumors about something that is only known once it is posted? There is likelihood still it could be posted today because we are at day 120, but come on.
I like the early day dips back up into green because then we don't get those "gotta close the gap" posts. We are clear now to rocket today.
Listen to both of them. He said the same thing. It's not like they never talk to each other or anything...
You need to listen to Donald Layton. Current investor issues (payout and/or lawsuits) must be dealt with before they can even think about new investors. So the common shareholders are IN the limelight and a huge priority moving forward. They must be dealt with earlier on in the timeline before subsequent items can be addressed (i.e. public offering).
(We have at least 20.01% of the companies, so we are the rat's ass).
Yes, I see it often on a breakout that the price shoots back down to test the support of where the breakout occurred (what was once resistance) only to then bounce back up and go on the huge uptrend that the breakout signified. That is right where we are now: testing that new support.
That is not what he said. You need to listen again. He gave different timelines for different resolutions. The 5-year plan was with the GSEs simply retaining earnings--no public offering. He said the offering would jump them ahead on the timetable.
Come on now. :)
No, no. Just testing what was once resistance as support. Bounce from here.
Not overbought when taking into consideration the revolutionary information given by Calabria and Layton.