Replies to post #682638 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[bradford86]

you won't get back dividends if you hold common shares. the best you'll do is price appreciation. selling on scotus ruling might be the most sensible thing for you, then again, according to some posters here, there may be lawsuits filed as part of exercising the warrants that, in their mind, would potentially boost the common an additional 400% plus or more depending on if the whole conservatorship explodes

my advice is that i think that based on my restructuring valuations and mechanics commons are worth $3-8 with a point estimate of like $4.50 give or take.

[MannSinger]

If Senior gets 10% then Junior gets 7%+ for pre 2012 JPS holders

That's why JPS wants treasury/Senior to get 10% so that JPS can claim 7%+ in Lamberth's court.

[Louie_Louie]

I would hold on to your original shares (oldest purchased). I intend to. I have shares from 6 months before conservatorship