Replies to post #844530 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Rodney5]

Maybe $30 billion (IPO). ??
Out of a $100 million in revenue?

Common Securitization Solutions (CSS), recently rebranded as U.S. FinTech, plays a significant role in the US financial industry, however, a precise valuation of the company as of the present date isn't readily available.

Potential for Additional Revenue Streams: The rebranding to U.S. Fin Tech suggests the company may be exploring opportunities to sell its technology and services to other institutions beyond Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Therefore, while the exact worth of U.S. FinTech is not precisely stated, the available information suggests it's a financially stable company generating over $100 million in annual revenue, playing a critical role in the US housing market and with potential for future growth.

[Clark6290]

How is they doing, ya miss me

[Ricco79]

e.g. FNMAS are at $17. That's almost 70% of $25. I've wondered from time to time whether this is high without any concrete knowledge about the end of conservatorship. But this information would explain it.

[Ace Trader]

Hello Fully Diluted
Finely !!! Someone sees the possible reason for the sale of 3-5% or $30 billion in cash from the sale. Makes my point why do they need $30 billion? Why not $10 or 20 or $100 billion.

I asked this questions a couple of weeks ago and I think everyones focussed on the common price point and not realizing what they in tend to use the money for.
I'm pretty sure their plan is to buyout the JPS at par (No new lawsuits) then merge the two into 1 (MEGA) then relist on the NYSE and IPO.

Points:
July the admin said we will release in Nov approx, so why haven't they uplisted back to NYSE yet? What are they waiting for?

Whats the $30 billion for??

Why was DJT, Pulte, Scott meeting with the NYSE

Why did DJT post a picture ringing the bell with (MEGA) IN Nov as the date??

It sure sounds like a (buyout JPS) ( Merge into 1 stock called (MEGA) uplist to the NYSE and IPO of new common and JPS