Replies to post #609802 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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Please give me an example of a company with two equity classes that is not dual listed in different countries or with different voting rights?

There are many examples companies that offer different classes.

Alphabet
Under Armor
Berkshire Hathaway

Also some classes have issues that are not publicly traded. Why does a dual listing matter? I also don't know why are you are bringing up the matter of a listing in a different country?

How can a domestic issue with same rights have two types of shares? This was what you were saying on your first response.

That is not at all what I said.

Also the warrants convert governments p shares into common stock for the 79.9% ownership of the company.

False. You are confused. Warrants and Senior Preferred Stock are two different things.

If different classes of shares have different voting right then they would be priced differently.

Generally, yes.

Fnma is not going to have a foreign listing or offering.

Fannie Mae is already listed in foreign exchanges.

The many issues that trade domestically and on foreign exchanges do not apply as an example here. I asked for examples away from these.

I have no idea what you are talking about.