Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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Yes! I keep wondering why no talk about this angle. It's been bothering me since maybe June or so. The best I can tell so far is just that the parties suing the gvt are more interested in other wrongdoings, and that winning a suit on those alone would be somehow better for the parties bringing the lawsuits than would pursuing the fiduciary duty breach. I would think longtime shareholders like Nader might have a better shot with the fiduciary angle than would hedge funds that entered FNMA after the cship was rammed into place.

So many angles. Gvt self-dealing, takings, fiduciary breaches, etc. wish I had powder with which to add right now. I got greedy on last run and sold a tiny bit way too late! Wish I had those back.