Replies to post #591497 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[stockprofitter]

Not nearly enough

[akennedy_stocks]

Where is that rumor posted or coming from?

[8lang]

$127/shr will be OK for me..........

[RumplePigSkin]

Nope - double it and we can start talking - $54 per share.

[nagoya1]

If that's the amount for FNMA shareholder damages, I'd take it and keep my shares.FNMA

[jcromeenes]

I only have 82k shares. I can't retire on that. Need more.

[mhill_fin]

You gotta move the decimal point over...

[wdereb79]

Until we get someone with some backbone that will draw the line in the sand and tell the world we are no longer doing business this way. . . we will be here in the $2-$3 range . . . in eternal limbo.

[Lightningvinny1]

I’m a no on that one,,,, Take our shares for $27 and sell them to funds for $80 and then watch them rise to $120,,,,,, I’ll just sit and wait

[Commons_Cancelled]

That must be after the 1:9 Reverse Split. At least $FNMA expectations are falling more in line with reality. That's a positive development!

It's always good to stick with $FNMA Facts rather than $FNMA Fantasy. The good news is, we'll be seeing a whole lot of $FNMA Facts in the weeks and months ahead.

And the Polar Express will keep on rolling!

[jog49]

"FNMA buyout rumor going around: buyout for $27 dollars a share, i would take it"

That's about what the government owes shareholders of Freddie Mac in lost dividends and a modest penalty for keeping us encumbered for more than a decade. So yes, we should take the $27/share as a down payment. Next, the "buyers" can address what they want to pay for a highly profitable, going concern whose unencumbered share price would probably be in the $80-100/share range and only 650 million shares to carry forward.
I'm listening.

[F1Greenwest]

$12 EPS on 2019 and you are talking about a buyout for $27? What a joke!!! LoL