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timhoward717 on August 30, 2014 at 4:06 pm
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http://timhoward717.com/2014/08/28/fannie-mae-unable-to-dispel-nyse-listing-news/#comments
XIDEQ has crossed 0.20, today, after a while.
He is on Advanced Cell Technology Inc. board. Thanks.
Are you hyping the machine that cost about $100K ?? LOL What a hype!!!
Which Monday or Tuesday ?? What happened to the plant touch ?? LOL
As you said earlier, it's one more day for plant touch ??
I mean to say description not discretion. Sorry for the typo. Thanks.
"The description may be more or less copy and paste from the previous job description. Just incase. This is just IMO and I am long in FNMA. I might be wrong though. Thanks."
The discretion may be more or less copy and paste from the previous job description. Just incase. This is just IMO and I am long in FNMA. I might be wrong though. Thanks.
Fannie Mae unable to dispel NYSE listing news. -- timhoward717
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Ues said: August 26, 2014 at 8:55 pm.
Hey guys and gals – just want to point you to a recent job posting on fannie mae’s website. It’s a corporate counsel job posting that includes the job functions of, among other things, NYSE listing.
Why would Fannie Mae be looking for a corporate counsel position with NYSE listing as part of its job responsibilities?
“Provide advice and counsel on corporate governance and securities law matters, including Federal Housing Finance Agency, ‘34 Act, and NYSE listing requirements, among others.”
https://fanniemae.taleo.net/careersection/10000/jobdetail.ftl?job=383292&src=JB-12880
Full description below.
Operate with considerable latitude in consulting, advising, and representing the company on a variety of complex legal matters and projects related to corporate governance, securities law, and general corporate law matters. Provide legal counsel to management on broad issues affecting the company. Ensure that board meeting documentation and securities-related filings are properly prepared.
KEY JOB FUNCTIONS
Provide advice and counsel on corporate governance and securities law matters, including Federal Housing Finance Agency, ‘34 Act, and NYSE listing requirements, among others.
Work with business clients to ensure adherence to important corporate and regulatory policies.
Provide legal advice and service by combining skill in corporate law with sound business acumen and knowledge of business goals and objectives of the company.
Assist in the coordination of Fannie Mae Board of Director meetings.
Draft Board of Director meeting materials, including Board resolutions and minutes.
Maintain and update corporate governance guidelines, Board Committee Charters, and relevant policies and procedures.
Perform director independence, conflict of interest, and related party analysis.
Monitor evolving best practices in corporate governance.
Provide excellent client service and respond to Board member requests as needed.
May draft comment letters, analyze legislation that impacts the company, and assist the company in responding to inquiries from Congress and government agencies.
http://timhoward717.com/2014/08/25/joint-status-report-fairholme-lawsuit/#comments
It may not be that much exciting if TRTC has only one such machine. And may not needed to post that picture that many times ??? Is marihuana production will be far more than the demand ??? thus causing heavy competition ??? and less margins ??? and eventually a loss making ??? Instead of profit making ??? Just my thoughts !!! Any one please comment on this ???
It may not be that much exciting if TRTC has only one such machine. And may not needed to post that picture that many times ??? Is marihuana production will be far more than the demand thus causing heavy competition and less margins ??? and eventually a loss making ??? Instead of profit making ???
Les than $100K ?? 2 machines for $100K ?? Wow!!!
http://edenlabs.com/equipment/co2-units
How much this machine may cost ??
I am with you. FNMA's 52 week low is $1.03, which is about 30 cents 6 months back.
I added little more today. Thanks.
FNMA 52 week low is now at 1.03 from 1.01. Thanks.
Came back to 0.19 from 0.16.
Carney: Legal victory of little use to GSE owners • 1:23 PM
Assume, says John Carney, Bill Ackman and other investment managers win their legal battle against the government over Fannie Mae (OTCQB:FNMA -1%) and Freddie Mac (OTCQB:FMCC -0.8%). At that point, we go back to the bailout agreements under which both would still be obligated to pay a 10% dividend. Also, both would need to pay a commitment fee of, say, one-half to one percent, an amount they would struggle to be able to afford.
The result is the two would have an even tougher time building a capital buffer, meaning a time frame of years before their earnings power could accrue to holders of either the preferred or common stock.
Previously: Carney: Fannie and Freddie investors should surrender
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Will add.
Thanks Sleekscape.
My only concern here is that the hypers are not mentioning any of these things. I am also long here thinking that TRTC has the potential. But we also have to look at the downside risk also.Thanks.
Thanks Zippie for the information .
Don't consider insider's buying at 0.58. Because it's nothing to buy 100,000 at 0.58 when compared to 400,000?? sell around a $1. Just IMHO . I am happy if any one contradicts with my opinion.
Yea I am mistaken, it's not millions. It's 350,000 sold by Amy at $1.25 and 340,000 by other directors on 03/14/2014.
350,000 at $1.25
140,000 at $1.16
100,000 at $1.13
100,000 at $0.69
Total 690,000 by all on 03/14/2014.
And around another 300,000 sold at around $1 by other directors on 03/20/2014.
http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/trtc/insideractions
Don't forget that Amy, TRTC treasurer and Director??, sold millions of shares at or above $1 to the small investors like us. I think during/ before that time TRTC is in spree issuing good statements(PRs??) about the company ??. If the company has really potential and worth, as hypers posting, why the institutional investors haven't bought them off the market ??. This is just IMHO . I just want the small investors to think and do their DD. Thanks.
Well, what if they dilute the commons with another 250 million ??. Is it still 10x bagger ?? Hypers only mentioning the potential, assuming all things will happen in favor.
TimHoward 717
JOINT STATUS REPORT REGARDING AUGUST 13 STATUS CONFERENCE Fairholme lawsuit)
Yup. Agree. Thanks.
Dmcc, I came to know about this stock because of you & T-Dawg. Thanks for your views. At that time I think this was around 18 cents. I know you are bullish on this since 0.07. But there's no point to be too bullish even at $1 and hyping this to go to $2 straight. In my view, no stock in general won't go straight 20 times or 30 times in a single stretch in a very short time with out having a correction. See what's the pps now. In fact this is doing very good by holding around 0.35. Very good for people who bought this before January around 0.07. But it's bad for people who bought on hype around $1, who may need to wait a while to get their price. This is just IMHO. Thanks.
TimHoward 717
Update: 8/11/14 1:01 AM
This really is an incredible addition to the case we have laid out up until now.It’s encouraging to see a federal judge make many of the same points and cite many of the same references that I have stated here repeatedly. Don’t take my word for it, Judge Collyer makes it explicitly clear that our government is indeed trampling the rule of law in their quest to seize all of Fannie Maes profits. I highly suggest that everyone study this opinion very carefully, it covers quite a bit of ground in a rather brief piece. It is quite simply a legal Picasso as far as our case is concerned.This opinion offers us a very clear snapshot of what I believe will ultimately end up in the final verdict of our current cases. I will be posting a followup to this in which I will dissect various parts of the opinion and give further analysis. This is such a critical find I do not want to rush.
This should be a very interesting week ahead. Keep the Faith!
Thanks all4weed and maxxm for the facts.
Sleekscape, if what you said happens, atleast 50% of that price targets reaches in that mentioned time lines I will be very content. And of course don't forget to say Many Thanks to you.
I am happy if all these things happen. A kind request, when you tell all these things why didn't you mention the negatives like 53 million shares of dilution and it's impact. Why you only mention the positives and not negatives. Please don't cheat, the small investors like me who completely dependent on the member's posts, by hyping too much just with the positives.
all4weed, is that mean these shares are available to sell in the market from September 2015 onwards?? Please clarify and thanks for the facts .
all4weed, is that mean these shares are available to sell in the market from September 2015 onwards?? Please clarify and thanks for the facts .
WOW WOW Just WOW
Posted by a member ceps101 on 3/22/1014.
Terra Tech Corp (NASDAQ:TRTC) Treasurer Amy Almsteier sold 350,000 shares of the stock on the open market in a transaction dated Thursday, March 13th. The stock was sold at an average price of $1.25, for a total transaction of $437,500.00. Following the sale, the treasurer now directly owns 2,325,000 shares of the company’s stock, valued at approximately $2,906,250. The transaction was disclosed in a filing with the Securities & Exchange Commission, which can be accessed through this link.
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1451512/000147793214001086/xslF345X01/form4.xml
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=99278504
What are the current outstanding shares. 250 million or 350 million with the dilution ?