Replies to post #778179 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[jog49]

"Day before the warrants were awarded Fannie Mae Commons closed at $7.04; Freddie Mac at $5.10. Yet, Jim Lockhart agreed to give away 79.99% of the corporations for a mere $76 thousand."

Deserving of noting LESS than the firing squad yet nobody in government cares that citizens, also known as shareholders, got pillaged! So tell me, what good is our government?

[stockprofitter]

NICE DD thanks!

My group is with you on this, cheers.

[CNorris2]

It’s because of those big fat juicy warrants that they will be released. Joe’s giving away free homes, didn’t you see that today? All this and more will be paid for by the warrants.
Still have time to buy some JPS…. Hurry it’s not to late

[FFFacts]

I'll sue

No you won't.

[jeddiemack]

The share price the day before the invasion is not indicative of the "fair value" of the companies at that time.

[kthomp19]

Day before the warrants were awarded Fannie Mae Commons closed at $7.04; Freddie Mac at $5.10.

Two months before the warrants were issued, Fannie and Freddie themselves said that the Fair Value of their common equity was NEGATIVE.

Yet, Jim Lockhart agreed to give away 79.99% of the corporations for a mere $76 thousand.

He did far worse than that. It's funny that you focus so much on the warrants.

Let them try to exercise the the warrants, I'll sue.

You will sue, you will lose, and I will laugh. A tip to save you some embarrassment: courts don't accept lawsuits written in crayon.

It's good to see that you're not counting on Bryndon Fisher to amend his case anymore. By the time Treasury exercises the warrants his case will finally be totally dead.

Did you even own common shares on the day of conservatorship?