Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Potty]

Yeah, but they have to have actual cashflow like FnF -- though not on that scale lol -- I always regretted not going in the last SPAC that resulted in QSR... I love Popeyes growth story now, too... and that was a 20% compounded return even after CV drop

We shall see, but if you buy at $21.50 you are paying an 8% premium but this lacks the 20% founders shares etc... so right now I think this is an interesting speculation

I *hope* that they already have a fish on the line, but we shall see -- if nothing gets done before a correction then I REALLY like this since sitting leverage goes up if you have $5-7 billion in cash to dangle

Better terms than elsewhere, so... I plunged