Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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I understand what you are saying. As for a move to $170, that would require institutional investing. I am not sure institutions are hungry to invest in a company that pays no dividend and waiting for the next government intervention of promoting high risk lending. The only ones confident about government are the leeches being
fed by the government.

Sp, yout ceiling is $30 as stated. Those call options paying $.35 per share. Looking at a possible $1.40 per share per month. 5000 shares x $1.40 per month = $7000. Once you remove your initial investment in a couple of months, you have a good continued income from the call option and preserving your balance.

I am not pumping, just sharing experience. Fact is when I first invested in GSEs in July 2008, I took a Hugh hit the day of. Cship. I was at Cleveland Clinic with spouse, who had surgery that day. Watching evening News gave me a heart attack. I sold Freddie for Hugh tax loss and bought Fannie. Made a couple of trades for trading capital. Since cship, it has taken 7 years recoup losses plus. I am position in addition to Freddie, 2 other under valued stocks. On the undervalued, Alcoa is splitting into 2 companies. If you own 1000 shares in Alcoa, Alcoa is giving you 1000 shares in new company free of cost. This going to happen between now / end of 2016. 100% return on your investment. In case you or anyone on board interested.