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Sunday, 10/06/2013 7:39:58 PM

Sunday, October 06, 2013 7:39:58 PM

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Am I the only one that feels that the share structure of FMCC is a national risk? Think about this: .8 billion shares outstanding. Share price of 1.40. So, currently, for 1.12 billion dollars a rouge nation could buy the market share and own 90% of the countries loans and mortgages. Not only that hold the notes on 90% of them. This is crazy. Before pension funds, retirees etc owned this...now its on the otcs. Who knows who holds this paper? Having given this some thought, this is a seriously overlooked issue. The share structure itself leaves the United States exposed. Has anyone else considered this? I know the Fed holds 80% warrants, but that is contingent on a court case now. Thoughts? Why would the Fed not purchase the remaining shares?