Replies to post #70351 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[gmoneypenny]

As submitted by a couple of dudes who are missing the boat. LOL!

[uf-john]

First off, you can short penny stocks you just can't short them on institutions like E-Trade, Fidelity, etc. But there are plenty of institutions who do let you short them like ThinkorSwim.

Next, those two hillbillies from Tennessee and Virginia's bill will be DOA. Ben Bernake isn't going to recommend to shut down the backbone of the housing recovery. FoxBusiness analysts and also Dem. Senator Harry Reid recommends keeping it together.

Third, if it is privatized then the companies will exert profit for the shareholders once they are let out of c-ship

This is a win-win-win for any investor -- get in before the train leaves the station or be left behind chasing!

[~ Blue ~]

sticky fnma DD posted look at(below link) no comments all has links WHAT YOU POST IS NOT DD. your comments what you say it is not dd lol. THOSE ARGUMENTS HAS NO LEGS AS WELL. FNMA PAID 95 BILLION DOLLARS DIVIDEND TO GOVERNMENT BAILING USA BUDGET. MAKING PROFITS. NO WAY THIS TRUE THING CAN CHANGE.

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=88488521

[GreenWizard]

Wrong ...
Hedge funds are buying both preferred and common...
"Recently, a number of day traders, investment firms and hedge funds have poured into both the common and preferred stock of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the hope the firms will eventually be able to buy their way out of government control."
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/03/us-usa-fanniefreddie-shares-idUSBRE9520YQ20130603

[Dallas66]

everything he stated is accurate...except for part of #4.

"However, they won't mention that Hedge Funds are buying "Preferred Stock", not common stock. There's a big difference between the two and common stock are junior shares and last in line for asset distribution. Buying preferred stock puts you in the same position as the government, while common stock are does not have any real value. "

Per the agreement with the FED...only the SENIOR preferred...which is owned by the FED has any value. Both (junior) preferred and commons are considered worthless and hold no value by the FED. At this time anyway. Things may change in the future.