Replies to post #855148 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[NeoSunTzu]

Yes, it is a simple countdown which ends on Monday at opening bell time for the NYSE - befuddles me how AceTrader misses this very simple countdown concept. I did an earlier research-dig post on this subject. BUT, more important, my question to you is where do you see this info:

The website is hosted by OVH Cloud (Ovh Us LLC) and appears to be hosted in a datacenter in Reston, VA, right next to DC.

(I only get one post and will not be able to respond, but it would be great if you could link where you see the actual OVH Cloud piece associated with the website.)

One thing AceTrader did do that was spot on was run this "the great american mortgage corporations" website through a validation site. I imagine this site is updated as the website is either built-out further or additional information is added to the site that assists in validation. That OVH Cloud association did NOT appear to be on the validations that I checked; however, that was at least a week ago. Actually both "thegreatamericanmortgagecorporations" with an "s" and without the "s" were taken within a week of eachother which to me sneakily points to a domain squatting exercise to monetize and take advantage of the fact that the Trump admin may in the future want to use that site to advance both GSE and housing announcements. Both sites gave similar results on the validation site (very poor scores). And YES, domain squatting is still very much a thing and NOT outdated. Also, the fact that we see the $2M price tag on the site points heavily to this being the case.

A couple of other things to note: I believe the first mention anywhere of this site came from the yahoo community pages as that is where Nico on X picked it up, or so he says. He started sharing the site on X with a few comments. Nico's X post is the one quoted that started the chain here on Ihub. If this is so, until further validations on the actual site itself prove otherwise, the site has little to no credibility - especially with Nico and the Yahoo FNMA community pages being the source - neither has any credibility.

Finally, the timer expriation does NOT imply the site will expire at all, and the belief that the timer expiration, along with its current redirection to the NYSE implies an NYSE uplisting on that Monday morning, is a fairly straightforward case, at least at this point, of a sort of confirmation bias. Obviously, whoever created that site and timer knows what's going on here and they could be looking to capitalize on a number of things (selling the site domain name, hacking site visitors for data, or just enjoying the social media fuckery, etc.). At this point it seems to be they could be counting on the gullibility of the vast majority you see on the various GSE/ investor message sites to grab any data they can capture from those who click on and visit the site. BEWARE!