Tuesday, May 21, 2019 6:55:44 PM
I looked at the Seeking Alpha, 'FHFA and Treasury Dept. are talking Fannnie privatization', and it occurred to me that if one quarter profits from either (or both) of the F$F were sent and divided among Shareholders based on how long a stock has been owned (held) -- could this settle all suits? A buyout of sorts. Would there be enough in a quarter to spread out?
The reason I think about this is that if En Banc wants to award damages to Shareholders, would the damages be based on the amount out time (say more than 30 days) a position was held? I would imagine that a person who has owned a thousand shares and prior to NWS would be first in line and should be rewarded more than the person who bought the same amount over the course of the last seal months.
I know this might appear to be an odd question, but no more odd than the NWS.
Again, with that being said, it is just my opinion, but the courts should look real hard at those who commissioned the NWS -- what a mess.
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