Hi Glen - you sound like Jason Thomas in March of 2008:
"As shareholder capital gets wiped, the government will have no choice but to seize the company and place it in conservatorship or receivership. Importantly, mortgage-backed security holders guaranteed by Fannie Mae will see no losses. The government will likely allow debt holders to fare okay, with either no or token losses, perhaps 1%. Shareholders, both common and preferred, are likely to be left with nothing. However, these shareholder losses have already been locked in by the company's credit decisions over the past few years and cannot be helped. It must be remembered that Fannie is the biggest mortgage risk holder in the biggest mortgage crisis."