Wednesday, October 30, 2013 9:37:56 PM
As far as I know -
1. The Treasury holds both senior preferred shares and warrants. The latter, if exercised, will change the former to common shares;
2. The Treasury holds around 4 billion sps. And there are around 1 billion common shares. Thus, if warrants are exercised, there will be around 5 billion common shares meaning our shares in FNMA will be diluted;
Now I have questions --
1. What will happen to junior preferred shares then?
2. The Treasury is supposed to have been repaid what it had paid namely 180+billion with 10% dividends, how come they are entitled to get another lion's shares? This is not just and fair to the common shareholders, is it?
1. The Treasury holds both senior preferred shares and warrants. The latter, if exercised, will change the former to common shares;
2. The Treasury holds around 4 billion sps. And there are around 1 billion common shares. Thus, if warrants are exercised, there will be around 5 billion common shares meaning our shares in FNMA will be diluted;
Now I have questions --
1. What will happen to junior preferred shares then?
2. The Treasury is supposed to have been repaid what it had paid namely 180+billion with 10% dividends, how come they are entitled to get another lion's shares? This is not just and fair to the common shareholders, is it?
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