Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[contrarian bull]

To win such a suit you would have to prove that at the time you purchased your shares it had not been disclosed that treasury had the warrants.

Obviously those owning shares prior to the takeover could claim this, but any shareholder who bought after 2008 could not.

And then you go back to the claim that your shares were already "diluted" by market conditions prior to the conservancy - and that if anything the conservancy increased shareholder value even after exercising the warrants.

Now - if there is some ultra-favorable treatment of the junior preferred where they get more than face value in stock for example - you might have standing to sue.

let's say it goes the way of your prediction: There is literally about 1 way this can go and that is recap and release with heavily diluted common shares.

Heavily diluted common shares will trigger class action lawsuits because the victims in this scam would be the injured parties in such a solution.