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NWS ends soon, watershed flows into deep river.
The irony is that, despite their conservators' efforts to destroy the companies, they will emerge stronger than they ever were--provided justice happens.
Fannie and Freddie were defrauded twice--first by banks, then by government. A complete return of all money and assets taken illegally is the only just solution. Than includes the NWS money, lawsuit money and the warrants. Anything less than that sets a socialistic precedent that jeopardizes every other American company.
Justice is being done--finally!
"When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to evildoers."
-Proverbs 21:15
It's not just the NWS that is illegal. The 80 percent warrants are also illegal. They belong to Fannie Mae, not the federal government. This will help solve the capital problem created by the theft, and if there is total justice, all prior and future fines collected from settled lawsuits belong to the companies.
The end of the NWS and release of FNMA back to us, the rightful owners, will allow credit to flow freely again. That will mark the beginning of a housing market explosion, as more Americans will have access to credit. There will be widespread excitement and optimism. Our shares will rise not just by cents, but by dollars, and very quickly, making major media headlines.
Holding this stock is not for the impatient. I wouldn't want to be out of it on the day it gets released.
I am still invested heavily in FNMA. In 2013, we were able to pay cash for a home with profits from FNMA. I kept investing after the stock crashed, and have continued investing as it has risen in value. I don't think it's going away.
If FNMA's CEO is truly working for the good of the company, it seems with the government's unscrupulous profit sweep in place, he has incentive to purposely reduce overall profit, while shoring up the company in other ways, if it's within his power to do so. Government disallowing FNMA to build capital is like starving the cow and expecting it to keep producing milk.
Republicans have made efforts to defend our constitution, while the democrats have been opposing it on multiple fronts (Obamacare unconstitutional mandate, ignoring immigration laws, unconstitutional gun control, etc...). That has a lot to do with the shift of power in the current election. Fannie Mae's future depends upon whether or not government is willing to uphold the constitutional property rights of this vital American company and its rightful owners.
The real battle:Affordability and the American dream vs "change." The trouble for the latter is that America is disappointed with the results so far.
Before the financial crisis, I had a dream specifically about Fannie Mae. At the time, I did not even know what Fannie Mae was or why I would dream such a thing. This led me to research the company and watch the stock, and ultimately invest. In the dream, 5 people came to my home all excited about Fannie Mae. They showed me bold newspaper headlines that read "FANNIE MAE UP FOUR POINTS!" At the time I did not even know what a point was, as I was not an investor, and Fannie Mae was going up and down around four bucks daily, so that was not such a big deal. The next page was filled with houses with dynamite under each house. My first FNMA stock purchase was Nov. 6, 2007 at just over $54 per share.
Value has vanished, and by design. The CEO of another company I'm in said "reverse splits never work," and he refused to do one when the company was struggling." Over 2 yrs and it's still holding at .0001, but at least it can't go any lower.
Yeah, I see I read the projected future sales months wrong. And the bottles are in bulk. 4 bottles for $50, 12 for $75 and 4 blue bottles for $100. Still, that's pretty pricey.
April...on track for $20,000 sales
May...$10,000 sales
Yet company is expecting over $83,333 average monthly sales this year?
With current sales and water priced at $50, $75 and $100 per bottle, I wonder how many will be sold on this.
The RS is having its typical effect
If there is still justice, all of these criminal actions by the government will come to light and be dealt with. The biggest threat to American justice is government tyranny, which undoubtedly we are seeing a lot of lately.
This is the first time Scottrade has charged me for a reverse split. Insult to injury fee.
There are some of us who bought before and after the gov. grab. Since FNMA is now profitable again, everyone who invested should benefit, including taxpayers.
I just found out they took 20 from me too. It's not easy to find unless you know where to look for it.
Company retweet....Ocean and marine life are in need of support. There's some water news.
Investors taking the first loss would only make sense if government quit controlling, regulating and manipulating the housing market. Not going to happen.
Shares will bounce back. Nothing has changed. Just some politicians blowing smoke again. Big investors stayed in because their lawyers did their homework. The fact is, Fannie and Freddie investors were wronged by the government and now the long arm of the law is reaching their way.
Fannie will be freed if justice prevails. A lot of politicians are envious of investors who were brave enough to invest and now stand to be justly rewarded for their efforts. Money doesn't grow on trees. We had to earn it before we could invest it.
Will this still be trading tomorrow or does a reverse split take a while?
Anyone know if this will be off the market for a few days?
http://news.yahoo.com/shutdown-impact-tourists-homebuyers-hit-quickly-213542750--politics.html
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Many low-to-moderate incomes borrowers and first-time homebuyers seeking government-backed mortgages could face delays during the shutdown. The Federal Housing Administration, which guarantees about 30 percent of home mortgages, wouldn't underwrite or approve any new loans during the shutdown. Action on government-backed loans to small businesses would be suspended.
I'm glad to see the company is working to make a profit, but still disappointed that I have not received even so much as an acknowledgement that they received any of the past several emails I sent them regarding my order. I contacted them by replying to the original invoice they sent. I contacted them through the customer and investor emails from their website. I also contacted them via Twitter. No response at all to any of these, not even the last one I sent, letting them know I was finally cancelling the order. This was very disappointing, as the purchase I made from them was just to test their product and service. I have a lot more money that I would have invested in this stock had they treated me right. I want the share price to rise just as much as anyone of you who hold shares, but not so much as to be dishonest about what is truly going on. The truth needs to be told so that everyone can make their own decisions based upon all the facts. I am not saying the company is a scam or destined to fail. I certainly hope not. I am saying the company is not treating me right, and that is really all I have to go on besides tweets and pictures.
It now appears the company has been paying more attention to the larger customers and their orders, while ignoring many of the smaller customers and their orders. While this may seem like a better move for the company, I believe they underestimate the real cost of not respecting everyone alike. It would have been better not to offer orders, except in large quantities, than to decide not to fulfill their obligations after the fact. As an investor, I would have been ok with waiting, had they communicated this, but instead got failed promises, then complete silence. From what I can see, the company has the means for a very big success, but their methods need a lot of work. That said, I believe the share price may very well rise soon and make everyone who invested very happy. But for the sake of the company's good name and future (what goes around comes around) I hope they will adopt a strict policy of fairness and equal treatment for all their customers.
I don't deny that it's a big deal. I think it's a real big deal. But it's not as big a deal as being honest and treating customers with respect.
I'm happy for you. Would be nice if we were all treated that well.
If you think that's enough, I've got some Ocean front property in Arizona to sell ya! Honesty is the best policy. No matter how much money a company stands to earn, if they are not honest, they start losing customers.
This could have easily taken off if they had handled things right with the investors who ordered their water. Big mistake on their part.
PR stands for "PictuRe"
The company grapes have been quite sour so far. No customer or investor I know of appreciates being lied to, then ignored.
Hopefully news that they have decided to become honest.
EXPU may very well become huge, but they definitively have broken trust with customers & investors lately. I have heard nothing from them personally since "your water will ship next week." No apologies, no explanations and no water. That's just bad business in my book. Then I see that the company tells a customer to cancel their credit card purchase, which advice I finally took. Not feeling confident in their actions. Tweets are promising but they don't resolve any real problems the company has created with us little guys. The time for the company to come out of hiding and start acting like a real business with integrity is long overdue. Just because they stand to make a lot of money doesn't mean every investor should follow them blindly. If they can't be trusted with little things, how can we expect them to handle bigger stuff?
If the company will put as much effort into their customers and investors as they do taking and posting pictures this stock will go somewhere. I for one will be glad to see that day.
I thought these guys were trying to run a business here, but it looks more like they're running amok.