Replies to post #664194 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Louie_Louie]

I was going to ask if anyone knows of any way to get relisted other than suing or petitioning the government?
Would shareholders as a group have any clout with SEC to push the subject? Or possibly a class action for relist?

I know it's conservatorship, but after SCOTUS rules, if they point to nationalization, at that point it would be in our best interest to really push for a relist since the companies have SCOTUS on record for this boot on the throat of actual companies who should be able to participate with the whole market and not just exiled to the OTC cesspool. I would think after SCOTUS, if the decision rings well for us, that we could start pushing to make our companies capitalistic once again and get them un-nationalized asap.

I wonder if the current Collins lawyers could address uplist as part of one of the settlement terms shareholders would appreciate from SCOTUS if remanded to a lower court for damages?

Anyone have a contact or open line of feedback to any of the Collins lawyers or plaintiffs involved? Start asking around now.

[Potty]

50-60% of Robinhood accounts held GME or AMC, so there was a lot of money chasing them -- FNMA does not even trade on Robinhood!

So, NO< you are not seeing a GME move lol