Calabria expects Treasury to maximize their investment in the GSEs via warrants and senior preferred shares. What that means, I don't know. We'll find out soon. But I'd bet that the warrants are going to be exercised for at least 7.2 billion shares. This torpedoes your entire post, but I'll play along...
$300 billion valuation is possible; it's within the $160-$315 range that Moelis outlines using seven valuation methodologies, albeit on the high end.
New investors would have 50% of the shares for their $180 billion investment, so 50% of the earnings ($20 billion less $2 billion for JPS dividends = $18 billion) which would be $9 billion.
Dividend by $180 billion = 5%.
You're going to get $180 billion investment in common equity at 5% return?
A Group of JPS Holders is going to make sure Jr. Preferreds make out way better than Commons.
If the Commons try to screw us, we will sabotage the Recap by refusing to Convert to Commons. My Group has also agreed to refuse Conversion if it means the GSEs need to sell more shares.
That means almost all of the new $FNMA shares sold in the SPO will be used to pay Jr. Preferred Dividends. So the GSEs will need to do another SPO in order to Recap.
Which means even more dilution for $FNMA. Existing equity will be worth less than 1%