Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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Gmc is a bad example. They don't have nearly the assets, revs, or earnings.
Consider this. Even if Warren Buffet and others do enter the market. Lets say they take 1/2 of the market share. 1st that's going to take a long time to achieve. 2nd the price of FNMA is under $1. Even if their assets were reduced by half, revs and profits too, you don't think that at well under $1/Sh that FNMA in any realistic future form would still net shareholders in from here handsome returns? If you say yes then you are an extremist and an alarmist and IMO have no real grip on what is LIKELY to happen.
The likely scenario from an economic and political perspective is in the worst case scenario going to involve a cooperative agreement that serves both sides and preserves shareholders a stake in equity.

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