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$14,200.00 +200.00 (1.43%)
Last Trade on July 29
It has gone from $5000 to $14,200 in a little over a year on low voume
Zandi has the backbone of a wet noodle, and
couldn't fight his way out of a wet paper bag
FNMA/FMCC
A Snickers is also becoming impossible to attain. - $1.79 now
A McDonalds Soft-Serve Ice Cream Cone is also becoming impossible to attain. $3.50 + Tax
Holy Cow - He got 'em a penny cheaper than the closing price of $1.28 -
Are you sure you blowin' the whale horn into the right hole? WHAA HA HA HAAA
Somethin's Up - Notice, right now, Fannie volume almost 2.5m shares,
whilst Freddie's volume is barely 550,000 shares, Thus, Fannie's volume
is 5 TIMES that of Freddie's volume - Forks, do you have even the sliightest
idea of what that means? MOOON-A- SOOONA for both.
Trust Me, Load Up, Suit Up, and Don't Look Back - Pack 'Em In like a crazed
Sardine Packer working in a Sardine Packing Plant. Pack them Sardines!!!
Yes, You is Right'
Especially when they RAISE THE ASK
Don't Bask, Engage The Task. Raise The Ask
Like Mel Watt, Lamberth
Doesn't lay awake at night worrying about (Fannie and Freddie) Shareholders
FNMA
I'm seeing $1.30 by end of week, at latest - most likely sooner
Don't be a losser - Load up early tomorrow (Monday, Aug. 19)
I wouldn't care if they didn't end the Conservatorship if they just Re-listed us
on the big board (NASDAQ) even though i'm a strong supporter of
FIRE YELLEN - FIRE QUEEN SANDRE - END THE CONSERVATORSHIP and
Provide for REPARATIONS to Fannie and Freddie Shareholders
Ten Day Review Fannie Commons
Date - Low - Close - Volume
Aug 16 - 1.20 - 1.23 - 2,040,700
Aug 15 - 1.09 - 1.20 - 2,326,900
Aug 14 - 1.08 - 1.10 - 1,571,100
Aug 13 - 1.09 - 1.10 - 1,534,600
Aug 12 - 1.12 - 1.12 - 1,027,800
Aug 9 - 1.07 - 1.15 - 1,444,100
Aug 8 - 1.09 - 1.11 - 2,994,700
Aug 7 - 1.12 - 1.12 - 2,836,900
Aug 6 - 1.06 - 1.17 - 5,731,400
Aug 5 - 1.02 - 1.04 - 6,708,100
FNMA/FMCC - From Inside Mortgage Finance - Aug. 14
FHFA’s IT security HAS NOT BEEN in compliance with the Federal Information Security Modernization Act
IG Finds Major Hoes in FHFA’s IT System
The security controls intended to protect the information technology infrastructure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency are shockingly vulnerable to unauthorized access and compromise from internal threats, according to an audit report released this week by the agency’s Office of Inspector General.
FHFA’s system hosts sensitive financial data from Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Common Securitizations Solutions, the Federal Home Loan Banks and the FHLBanks’ Office of Finance. It is also the home of the personally identifiable information of about 800 FHFA employees.
Auditors were able to use a basic FHFA-issued laptop and a standard employee user account to gain access to restricted personally identifiable information on the agency network. They were then able to use standard hacking methods to acquire the passwords of other users, including two employees in the Office of Technology and Information Management who were still using their initial default passwords.
In all, the OIG audit identified 178 agency employees using default passwords.
Via these accounts, the auditors were able to access and alter files on any user’s computer, “including those of FHFA executives at the highest level.” Access to a privileged account allowed the OIG team to gain full control over the FHFA network. In addition, auditors were able to transfer sensitive information to their own computers and attach an unauthorized device to the system without detection.
The OIG report includes 22 specific recommendations to bring the FHFA’s IT security into compliance with the Federal Information Security Modernization Act. The agency agreed with all those recommendations.
I have more recommendations:
Fire Thompson
Fire Yellen
End The Conservatorship
Provide Reparations to Fannie and Freddie Shareholder
Looks like Tight was Right about Fannie Commons gaining at least 10 cents from
Aug. 14th close of $1.10 - we're at $1.215 now. Load Up - TightCoil for President
Fannie Mae - All The Way
Freddie Mac - Load Up And Don't Look Back
Don't forget
They don't call Warren Buffett HawkEye for Nothin'
Tight was Right
Hey, who stole the reply i made last night? It was On-Topic, etc.
I don't think Treasury, nor the FHFA cares about what they're supposed to do, what they should do, and don't care about the 1994 GAO report, or any Dodd-Frank laws; they don't care about any Rule of Law, they don't care what WE think, what I think, or what YOU think, and side with Mel Watt's stance that, "I Don't lay awake at night worrying about {Fannie and Freddie} Shareholders" They are Schemers, Scammers and OUTLAWS - the purpose of imposing the Conservatorship was done for One Reason, and One Reason Only: to prevent Shareholders from filing a derivative suit that would have resulted in a number of Fannie and Freddie Board Members, and Officers going to JAIL.. In this, they have succeeded.
Yes...Bottom In
I'm callin' for
FNMA 10% - 15% GAIN tomorrow or at least by Friday (10 - 15 cents)
FMCC 8% - 12% GAIN tomorrow or at least by Friday (9 - 12 centavos))
OK -
Fannie Commons closes unchanged today
Freddie Commons up .0135
To me, it was a green machine day - Keep Packin' 'Em In
And Don't Look Back or Down - Look Up and Ahead - RALLY SALLY
FNMA - FMCC
TightCoil Sentiment - STRONG BUY
It's also possible that the market might not even open tomorrow because
of a failure in the power grid and all of NYC will be without electricity or
that the main water line feeding Wall St. bursts leaving the entire area without water.
Flash: FNMA and FMCC buyers' frenzy stampede approaching,
get your before they get it all...LOAD UP
Docs? Docs? Did you make an appointment? You gotta make an
appointment if you wanna see a doc.
That's why i'm bailin' at $8 if it...
Yes, speaking of decimals, he makes a good point
FNMA/FMCC
Nothin' bad happening here today, volume so low as
to make the few pennies down, meaningless.
Buy More - Don't Sell - Buying Frenzy Stampede En-route
fnma/fmcc
Countdown
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1-0
Wise Man - YOU'RE ON - HIT IT
5 Day Review Close Volume
Aug 9, 2024 1.1500 1,444,100
Aug 8, 2024 1.1100 2,994,700
Aug 7, 2024 1.1200 2,836,900
Aug 6, 2024 1.1700 5,731,400
Aug 5, 2024 1.0400 6,708,100
Faanie Mae all the way
Freddie Mac- Load Up and Don't Look Back
StopWactches ready?
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1-0 Hit It WISEMAN
No, not liable in this context of a messageboard where everything is understood
to be exaggerated, misunderstood, often in jest and rarely ever totally true.
And never liable if, indeed true. Hammer it!
My Artintel came up with $1.19.5
FNMA/FMCC
Load Up and Suit Up
And don't look back!
Oherwise, Stand back away from the Launch Pad
I just emerged from The Sphere to gain insight - It's easy to get into'
The Sphere but incredibly hard to get out - but that's one reason that
these insights are amazingly accurate - The insight I got today is this:
Let those who complain about pps going down all the time, etc.
BAIL IMMEDIATELY - so we can get some bigger guns in who won't
be shivelin' and whinin' all the time - Message from The Sphere
FNMA/FMCC
Not really doin' that bad today - volume is good
Hang on for a big one
Somethin's Comin'
I don't know - what is it - but it is - Gonna be Big
It did wonders for the share price yesterday
but our weaker hands couldn't stand not taking
advantage of yesterday's gains, and sold today - sick
Make Someone Happy
Raise The Ask - Raise The Ask
They will joyfully pay it
FNMA/FMCC - Get The Lead Out!
Crank It - Spank It - Bank It
https://wtop.com/business-finance/2024/08/fannie-mae-will-keep-downtown-dc-headquarters-after-all/
What was a blow to Downtown D.C.’s commercial real estate market is now a big win, with Fannie Mae announcing it will retain a headquarters presence at its Midtown Center location.
Fannie Mae notified Carr Properties, Midtown Center’s owner, in January that it would cut its lease short using an early-out clause. The company had intended to close its headquarters there in May 2029, five years early.
In a statement issued Monday afternoon, Fannie Mae reversed course, saying it will stay with a smaller lease.
“We are pleased to have come to a new lease agreement with Carr Properties to maintain our presence at Midtown Center in Washington D.C. Our reduced office footprint will allow us to continue to best meet the needs of our employees and business operations while being fiscally responsible,” the statement said.
State of preparedness in effect in Maryland, Virginia as Tropical Storm Debby nears
The new lease terms will be almost half its original lease, occupying 340,000 square feet. The length and terms of the modified lease were not disclosed.
Fannie Mae’s 720,000-square-foot lease at 1100 15th St. NW was originally set to expire in 2033. It moved to the new headquarters in 2018, leaving its longtime home at 3900 Wisconsin Ave., since redeveloped as City Ridge, a Wegmans-anchored mixed use development.
Fannie Mae has already leased new space at Reston Town Center in a recently completed high-rise. It did not say how that space would factor into its decision to maintain a headquarters presence in downtown D.C.
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Jeff Clabaugh
Jeff Clabaugh has spent 20 years covering the Washington region's economy and financial markets for WTOP as part of a partnership with the Washington Business Journal, and officially joined the WTOP newsroom staff in January 2016.
It's possible that one significant reason we did good yesterday was because of the news that Fannie is NOT MOVING from its current headquarters . Up until yesterday, the news had been that they would be vacating current offices 5 years earlier than what their lease provided. Thus, Fannie Mae will keep downtown DC headquarters after all. What was a blow to Downtown D.C.’s commercial real estate market is now a big win, with Fannie Mae announcing it will retain a headquarters presence at its Midtown Center location. Such an announcement may have rekindled faith in buyers to safely increase their holdings. https://live.wtop.com/
Thanks...i remember times when poster KThom would call people stupid...thanks