Tuesday, September 23, 2025 6:17:17 PM
Respectfully, I disagree.
I’ve held FNMA since 2013 — well after conservatorship, but long enough to endure a decade of government overreach, political delays, and the Net Worth Sweep.
The stock still traded publicly. I bought under the assumption that the rule of law and fair markets would prevail.
If the government wanted to shut out investors, it could’ve delisted the stock. Instead, it left it trading — while funneling 100% of profits to Treasury. That’s not reform. That’s legalized confiscation.
So yes — I absolutely have the right to complain.
I’ve held FNMA since 2013 — well after conservatorship, but long enough to endure a decade of government overreach, political delays, and the Net Worth Sweep.
The stock still traded publicly. I bought under the assumption that the rule of law and fair markets would prevail.
If the government wanted to shut out investors, it could’ve delisted the stock. Instead, it left it trading — while funneling 100% of profits to Treasury. That’s not reform. That’s legalized confiscation.
So yes — I absolutely have the right to complain.
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