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LQMTinvestor2018

01/16/24 10:03 AM

#782044 RE: skeptic7 #782042

So are we getting paid or not?!
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Rodney5

01/16/24 10:08 AM

#782046 RE: skeptic7 #782042

skeptic, you ask for a legitimate explanation. I have a theory. Freddie Mac common shares are in the count for the distribution of the settlement money. I wonder how many counterfeit shares are possibly outstanding and the powers that be don't know how to handle it without exposure.

The Emergency Order

On July 15th 2008, The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued an
emergency order to enhance investor protections against "naked" short selling in the
securities of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and primary dealers at commercial and
investment banks.

The graph below of Freddie Mac demonstrates how the announcement of the
emergency rule had a dramatic impact upon securities lending activity – an impact
that all the SEC 19 shares underwent to a greater or lesser extent.

Link: https://www.sec.gov/comments/s7-20-08/s72008-566.pdf
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Stern is Bald

01/16/24 10:12 AM

#782050 RE: skeptic7 #782042

Your reasoning and arguments are juvenile as usual.

The court moves at it's own pace not at yours fool.
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JOoa0ky

01/16/24 10:28 AM

#782056 RE: skeptic7 #782042

I'm not sure why there is this idea that there is a delay in Lamberth's ruling.

There is no delay because it is moving on schedule.

Literally in the proposed order, he states
- Final decision requires an allocation plan
- Plaintiffs need to submit it.
- Defendants need to agree/appeal