Replies to post #345154 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Crazy Money]

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/FNMA/short-sales

[truedat]

Maybe they don't have the interest of the shareholder per se, but I was hoping they were. But in any case I believe the courts are carefully analyzing what's in front of them and exhausting all the government's tactics so that after the ruling (for or against plaintiffs) there's minimal chance of an appeal. Or if there's an appeal it won't be successful. Of course, we all want it in favor of FNF and us.

[HaloHat]

Trust me, I got the same haircut everyone else did in October 2014.

I do however think it is getting more difficult for the courts to be seeing things the governments way as Lambert did. There is much more sun shining on everyone today.

My "core" holdings are what were in my brokers account in October 2014. I have traded away some of that pain since on the dips and selling on the up days. I was up 170% on the shares I bought just barely over one dollar no too long ago. Despite those gains I still feel the hurt of October 2014.

I am not giving up or giving in. I say thank you everyday to the plaintiffs who are doing what I could never personally afford to do. And bless Judge Sweeney for sharing documents the defendants tried to hide to cover their lies.

[3antar]

Courts do have shareholders interest in focus, doing so protects our economy, our dollar value stays strong as well, courts do know many Americans, and retirement funds etc invest in the the stock market, Also many around the world invest in US companies, bonds, dollar etc, because of the rule of law and the strong law court system we have here, so it does matter who is stealing shareholders equity, and $$, government or otherwise, The Courts have to keep everyone in check, so we have the law and the courts on our side, we have the entire US economic interest at stake and sooner or later we will prevail.

Go USA go FNF.

Imoh