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Patswil

11/25/16 11:38 AM

#363755 RE: chessmaster315 #363750

Thanks Obama...for dumping $187 Billion from TBTF banks on our balance sheets..for stealing our profits for the last 8 years--...(third amendment was just a formality)---can we get this money back? that would be amazing--Jack Lew and Rep-Mike Capuano know where the money is-----

$11Bill Rev/1.16 bill shares X 17 P/E= $161.00

$40/share….perhaps after a 4/1 forward split–warrants are invalid= the biggest variable is what the P/E should be
P/E is variable—floating target===could be a lot higher–like 40

Net income/outstanding shares * P/E multiple==PPS
thus 11/1.16*40===PPS of $379.00


PPS should be $379.00 $11bill/1.16X P/E 40==$379.00


So treble damages—-=$483/pps…that’s with P/E of 17===could be higher–A LOT===think like TRUMP—not only do we have TBTF
screwing us–now it’s confirmed that accounting Fraud screwed us too–Un-F*****ng believable
–Deloite will probably go the way of Price Waterhouse–IMPLOSION


Obama, Hillary, Jack Lew , Corker, Warner- Hanky Paulson

We'd like to have a few words with you.
:-(

They're all starting to look nervous as far as I can tell
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ShadowCopper

11/25/16 12:34 PM

#363766 RE: chessmaster315 #363750

Agree! Turn the money is tax revenue. Trump gets this! Not sure why Obama did not. Horrible advisers I suppose.
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401kobessive

11/25/16 12:40 PM

#363767 RE: chessmaster315 #363750

Mine is in a Roth tax free account.
Merry Christmas
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Zargis

11/25/16 1:30 PM

#363784 RE: chessmaster315 #363750

I was for the record, not inferring you meant to give anything away; but rather thought you did not understand DTAs.

Even if we do get back all the money stolen by the government, it will not reduce current DTAs as per my other post I indicated the DTAs are inherently created from losses rather than profits.

To my knowledge Fannie and Freddie are not, and cannot, add to their DTAs because of the profit sweep.
This being that they actually are making a profit and it is taken afterwards; not considered a loss.

Be well,
-Zargis