Replies to post #54937 on Fannie Mae (FNMA)

[buccaneer1961]

if ones are so stupid to sell they deserve to loose,we are smart/educated and are holders of a great stock...what about those that shorted it from .8 to 5.00?? duh...

[~ Blue ~]

Nah~ stock coming from 30 cents since the beginning of the year 850% up with yesterday closing price lol:)

plus IMO, hedge funds wanted to trap shorts, they are successful.

go fnma

[mrfence]

Could have said the same thing from .30 to 1.40's and all the top tickers had to do was hold 60 days to win big and bigger.

If anyone loses money on this stock it's no fault but their own!

Remember that when you short $2.52! LMAO!

[jackticker]

Read the post, this has been explained many times. The big boys have been trying to shake the weak hands. Been happening since this stock popped.

It dropped 75% because this is a volatile stock easy to manipulate. Sadly, there are many people who bought in the $4's and sold much lower and lost $$.

They should've held on tight because you are correct about one thing....

FNM AAA TO THE MOON!!!!!

IMHO

BOLTA

[IronPantz]

That's why people shouldn't load the boat on their first buy. If they average down at the bottom 1.30 they'd be doing just fine now. Weeeee

[HappyAlways]

Possible answer to your question: Funds bought at $1~$1.5. When pps reached $5, it was already 200% profit. So, they sold to reap profit. Then, they started to buy again to accumulate position at $2. Long term will be much higher than $5. IMO.

I did expect the above to happen. But, I just did not expect pps to drop from $5.44 to $2 in 2 days. This is my first US stock. I am not a day trader and not good at short-selling.

All financials are good. With $8B profit a quarter, annual will be at $32B and is increasing. For 1.2B commons, eps will be $26 before dilution. If Treasury exercises all the options (that will mean they decide to let FnF go 100% public), there will be 6B commons. Then, eps will be $5. One can expect pps to be $40~$60.

Can you share your lights on short-selling ? What are the KPIs to look at ? Did you need to borrow stocks for short-selling ? When will you need to cover your position ? Do you need to pay rent for the borrowed stocks ? GLTA.

[Sunnyted]

Ask yourself, are u holding long, why did u buy? It's back to basics. For me simply I believe USA govt will free it from Cship...yeah and me a non American. My avg is 3.05 and of cos nothing is certain, so just park a little thousands in it. I'm new to stocks esp US OTC but I enjoy seeing the wave from over $5 down to 1.30...and I'm holding still. Fear is not in my vocab. Can't really trade it as I'm in NZ...the time diff is tough for me. GLTA longs...