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stevelwr1

10/27/14 8:48 PM

#260398 RE: green7 #260394

A lot of people are giving credit to Watt for changing his position to a more friendly stance. Really? I wonder. Has anyone thought that he and Obama may be playing us by introducing the 3% down mortgage, sure to draw the ire of the soon to be controlled Republican Congress? Which could cause wind down to get more support, I.e. Deja Vu. I am a long and strong FNMA/FMCC holder, agree that sweep is wrong, etc. however, I am also against getting back in another mortgage crisis by allowing homeowners to get in over their heads and not having enough stake in the game ( down payment/equity).
I have long thought our best hope was to reform from within, or accept some changes to protect taxpayer/guarantors. This sure sounds like short term memory on the part of Watt, or is it intentional to get Obama wind down jump started again?

kabanch

10/27/14 9:09 PM

#260403 RE: green7 #260394

In the recent Berkowitz interview he said AIG In time would be worth $100 a share.

Patswil

10/28/14 2:35 PM

#260538 RE: green7 #260394

Government begins defense Greenberg trial-FNMA mentioned a bunch
Yahoo finance Biz Big Business 5:05 mins--


http://finance.yahoo.com/video/government-begins-defense-greenberg-trial-131010267.html