Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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No I am not being hypocritical. I didn't say that Bryndon should stop talking, only that his list was unreasonable wishful thinking.

I think you're being overly generous. Someone who writes an article about a "common sense" valuation of common stock that is predicated upon Treasury--the party that has attempted to maximally enrich itself through every legally available avenue and at every opportunity--suddenly and inexplicably abandoning all its claims to equity to the exclusive benefit of private shareholders in the absence of any real impetus, is someone who is at best deeply delusional, and at worst acting in bad faith to spread a false narrative.

Using similar logic, I could market a "common sense" approach to passive income based on stumbling onto suitcases full of money each month while walking on the beach.