Replies to post #387673 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Steelhead9]

Freddie increasing loan loss provisions, moral is it is too late in the credit cycle for co's to be make any plans to leave conservatorship. as interest rates rise, housing prices will drop, and it could get really bad for the companies. nobody knows, and US government will continue to have to stand behind the $5 trillion in liabilities to keep the housing market afloat.

As I read your numerous posts, I am reminded of the shows that I see on The Investigation Discovery Channel, where most every show features an interrogation at some point. One of the most telling indicators of a guilty party, of someone who is lying, is a story that changes, much like your story changes from post to post. Do you realize how unhinged it is, to believe that you can manipulate the price of a stock that has 1.16 BILLION outstanding common shares by posting scattered, constantly varying stories as to why this stock is a plummeting plane?

You will find that the reflective minds here DO contemplate the possible down sides and discuss them among ourselves. YOU ... however seem to just drive by, throw a new "Chicken Little" story against the wall in hopes that some of your fecal matter might stick.

What's the matter? Are you housebound? Institutionalized? Nothing to do? May I suggest the USA Today Crossword? Takes me about 13 minutes, but you might find that it gives you HOURS of challenging fun.

It's been a distinct pleasure posting with you. Normally one must go to a sanitarium to engage in such ... "curious" conversation.

Good Day Sir.