Replies to post #35710 on Freddie Mac-No Politics (FMCC)

[jarenawer]

Fus fus

[kabanch]

Along4zride i hope you are shorting FNF lots of money to be made here. GLTU

[Mt69sinai]

Hey Jun Jie,,, did you write this?....or did your cousin on August 13,/13?You really started to pump FNF before you left I-hub until your return now.

"I truly believe after everything I have read

that by the end of this year after the next earning report that
Fannie Mae's pps should be at or above 10 pps even with possible dilution factored in. President Obama's comments this week indicate Fannie and Freddie shall remain intact just with less mortgages on their books. Eventually the United States Gov will be forced to release Fannie and Freddie from conservatorship which will lead to uplisting and then a huge increase in price per share."

[shanon1]

You know the part I liked best about Sunday's NYTimes article was the mention that there is no SEC filing for what your writing, so show me the 8K or 10K or any mention of that, if it effects a investor it needed to be made public, a bit late now don't you think, also I really feel for you and can't believe you hav'nt covered, could you please write how you made this blunder and how you roll a short position over and over and are never forced to buy back, thank you.

[J-Bear]

Mehhhh brother....the end!!!

[AngelaNBayern]

But now, as surely the Administration is figuring out that securities fraud is another ground for suit, would it not seem likely that after the entire amount is repaid, Treasury will be directed to let the GSE's go, in order to avoid the political embarrassment? I could guess that Republicans are going to be all over this sooner, rather than later, and Democrats would be well advised to release Freddie and Fannie from conservatorship, claim victory that the taxpayers have been paid back, then work on some level of reform thereafter? The last thing I would want to hear as a Democrat running for election or re-election is "Look, Democrats are all about nationalization of business! And the owners will never be compensated!"

[Always wondering]

Uh oh :-)