Replies to post #729136 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Clark6290]

Bad news, we all own counterfeit shares. Guess L2 holds a lot as FMCC core holdings

[Guido2]

Rodney - Courts have previously informed us that shareholder rights were transferred to FHFA during conservatorship. SCOTUS informed us June 2021 that all citizens have the right to file a takings claim under the US Constitution. This non lawyer believes that's the date tolling begins for statutes of limitations.

Also, read attached regarding Discovery of Harm and Fraudulent Concealment.

https://vinsonlawoffice.com/blog/tolling-and-exceptions-statute-of-limitations/#:~:text=Exceptions to Statute of Limitations However%2C there are,that the time frame has been legally suspended.

[Louie_Louie]

Absolutely! They should definitely point out the huge miscarriage of justice since the real theft began.

[kthomp19]

The coming jury trial the evidence the plaintiffs give I suggest should start from the beginning.

The jury trial is only about the NWS, not about anything from 2008.

The Jurors should have the knowledge of this truth for the express reason if a ruling is in favor of the plaintiffs in a settlement the calculation of such a settlement should start with the Intrinsic Value of the Company before the Market Makers crashed the stock price not after the fact.

The jury trial is only about the breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing. It's also only direct damages to the shareholders. The stock prices shouldn't matter for this claim, but the "Intrinsic Value of the Company" doesn't matter either.

The jurors also wouldn't have anything to do with a settlement, and that settlement would only depend on whatever both sides agree to.

A quoted share price does not always reflect the value of a company.

No it doesn't, but it does reflect the value of one share at a particular point in time. And that's what is important when it comes to takings cases.

We know this to be a fact at today's price of 0.64¢ per share we absolutely know the company is worth more.

This isn't knowledge, it's an opinion.

Something to consider: nobody knows what the post-recap/release common share count will be for FnF. That's why share price estimates vary so wildly.