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:) ask his largest donors and winer/diner/lobbyists too.
Yes, he did.
They can still be searched and revealed. It's just not easily accessible online anymore for security reasons.
If they have, or will be trading on it, it is!
That's right! No need for a train now.
Yes, we should be included in the final injunctive relief!
Hi TII, I've just been taking it easy, because I'm maxed out on the Pacer account. Isn't it funny, that you can spend so much time trying to let people know what the crooks are up to, then they themselves reveal it all in seconds!
And besides insider trading and all the other unethical, illegal parts of it, why would any fellow congressperson co-sign a bill with him when he's talking like that on a major network?
True, but we're on their tail this time.
Corker crap is good. I'll refrain from the "Johnson" play on words. :) At least he finished with actual talk of ending the conservatorship.
http://www.valuewalk.com/2014/11/fannie-mae-sen-johnson-watt-engage-treasury-department-talks-end-conservatorship/
But, CNBC cuts out stuff all the time that may have legal ramifications later. Good for our side, that there was obviously a need to cut that right away!
I'm sure Ackman's attorneys are checking the holdings of Corker, his donors and lobbyists as we speak. They better hurry before someone changes the law again! :)
That would be a different name :) They won't let me post it.
Attorneys are having a field day today!
The stock previously tanked each time with news about Corker Warner bill or Corker Warner Johnson Crapo markup. Just writing that again, can you think of a better name for it all? a bunch of corker Crapo! :)
Corker said, "people should be shorting it, because it's major bs"
Smart, thank you!
We'll find the whole video to post. I'm sure someone here recorded it. I did. I'm just not sure what part I started it at. I'll go check. CNBC had to cut out those parts, or they'll be liable for promoting it. I bet Ackman's getting a good chuckle today!
Yes, he did just eff himself! :)
Corker on CNBC now
Thanks Hvpatel!
Deposited into USTreasury
GSE Dividends Sept 30th 8,272
and 20,369ytd
Rounded in millions! Where will it end up now?
Under conservatorship shareholders are silenced, (except for entitlement to financial numeration and actively trading on the stock market, which no one talks about.) What about Board of Directors? Under conservatorship, FHFA, Board of Directors, Fannie, Freddie execs, employees are all getting decent pay. Fannie, Freddie exec employees have to keep the institutions running. FHFA, under conservatorship has final say. Is there not some duplicity? How does the Board of Directors justify their pay under conservatorship?
Great! There will be more developments by then, but I have a feeling she will stay current on the subject! :)
I'll consider it too. I hope she continues with the University venues.
I heard they get free Costco memberships. You better get your app in!
Is anybody here applying to fill the vacancy? :)
On September 16, 2015, Fannie Mae’s Board of Directors accepted Charlynn Goins’ resignation from the Board of Directors effective September 30, 2015, pursuant to the company’s mandatory retirement age for members of the Board of Directors
Selling Freddie Mac Pre-Housing Crisis
At one point Warren Buffett owned nine percent of Freddie Mac. Naturally, this was prior to the financial crisis. Buffett first bought stock in Freddie Mac in the 1980s because “it looked ridiculously cheap.” By 1998 Buffett’s overall position in Freddie Mac had risen to $3.9 billion, representing a 1,200 percent return. Buffett demonstrated he knows how to take the money and run before the warning signs appear. Buffett sold his position in the late 1990s at an eventual profit of $2.75 billion. Buffett sold his stake because he wasn’t buying what Freddie Mac was selling. Buffett saw initial warning signs when Freddie Mac made an investment that was unrelated to its mission. According to The Washington Post, Buffett said that he “didn’t think that made any sense at all” and that Buffett “was concerned about what they might be doing … that I didn’t know about.” Once Freddie Mac began projecting double-digit earnings growth, Buffett said enough is enough and sold his shares. “I figure if you see just one cockroach, there’s probably a lot,” Buffett said.
http://m.benzinga.com/article/4811238?utm_referrer=http%3A%2F%2Fr.search.yahoo.com%2FRV%3D1%2FRE%3D1442751830%2FRB%3D%2FRO%3D8%2FRU%3Dhttp%253a%252f%252fwww.benzinga.com%252fnews%252f14%252f09%252f4811238%252fa-sample-of-warren-buffetts-largest-profits%2FRS%3D%5EADA6lX.sxF0CuloaY3W350ZeA0gXc8-
He was in it before and showed his hands.
With the latest publicity, there's no reason for anyone to not show their hands.
I don't see proof of that.
Icahn bought $50 million, not sure if he's still in. Buffet is complicated.
Tweet him. Maybe he will!
FSOC meeting Monday, let's see what all the major players are going to do next!
Yes, that's it! Thank you duck dynasty!
About continuing to use profits from MBS.