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Thursday, January 09, 2020 9:01:14 PM
While its true it traded at 7 dollars, it was paying a dividend of 2.00 per year, before the government messed with FNMA. So, 2 dollars per year, times 12 years = 24 plus 7 equals 31 dollars.
There is also interest on the 31 dollars for 12 years. At a modest six percent per year, for 12 years. it would double, to 62.00
Either way, its about 60 dollars.
There is also interest on the 31 dollars for 12 years. At a modest six percent per year, for 12 years. it would double, to 62.00
Either way, its about 60 dollars.
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