FNMA News 08/27/2014 17:23:51 $FNMA
right above you on this page ... Data Tools then click on TRADES
it is actually showing vol of trades made @ the BID or ASK
I despise the tone of this video.
Again, putting all the blame on Fannie Mae for the financial crisis instead of passing on the facts. Though I shouldn't be surprised considering it's FOX.
FNMA Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Fannie-Mae-FNMA-61730/
Great video!
Thanks for sharing.
that was my point exactly...I HOPE we get everything WE think we should, but I just don't have confidence in our judicial system to make that happen. So based on that premis, I would be thrilled to get (not really) a good chunk of it back. What we all want is to make a very very nice profit and for some of us that would be becoming millionaires. If that happens, I can find a way to not be as angry at the fed for what they have done. I of course would prefer 100% resolution in our favor, but again...just don't think the political machine will allow that to happen. Compromises CAN be good at times.
What do you mean by 'no places to uplist to nyse'.
navycmdr, that data looks very interesting to me
Could you please provide a source where you got the sell vs buy volume data from? Thanks!
And you can tell that how?
thank you
Thats ok, I don't understand your statement or question!
9:1 buy/sell ratio today.
HH
Great video thanks for sharing.
Escobar season has returned
4fun
If Ackman says 20-23 at low end diluted - I buy that
Danno
80% is a lot
now I might hedge and say it will all be "negotiated"
let the GOV make enough money to look good but get rid of the sr pfds and capitalize F and F
IMO that REQUIRES some further capital infusion into F and F
looking at Fannie alone
Maybe set a price of say 18-20 bucks a share for an IPO of 2 billion shares. 66% new owners - old owners 33% - gov declares money paid so far as payment in full with 10% !! and F gets the capital it needs to compete
(this is based off a guess that a market leading Fannie is worth about 40-80 Billion in market cap)
now if the GOV starts to limit the space and size of F and force them alone to do certain things - well then the GOV should put up more of the capital and dilute less
I will take 18 bucks a share and for this nonsense to be over (and per my economics have a non loan producing entity as the largest bundler/insurer of paper)
Found somebody's response to your question:
1. make it more costly for private capital to back more than the 1% of the current market they contribute to.
2. make killing FNMA and FMCC EVEN HARDER...
Fox segment:
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3751903487001/...show-clips
todays significant news was the AIG lawsuit results ...
not the 2 week old Corporate lawyer job posting including NYSE uplisting skills
mikol
saying first that BO support for the senate bill confuses me - totally
what about the statement is wrong or untrue? (other then the white house wanted more loan forgiveness)
Ever wonder exactly how many seller/servicers
Fannie Mae serves ? According to new servicing
commentary on its website,
the GSE counts roughly 1,100 lenders as its customers…
Got a note on my ameritrade that they have no places to uplist to nyse.
right above you on this page ... Data Tools then click on TRADES
it is actually showing vol of trades made @ the BID or ASK
I despise the tone of this video.
Again, putting all the blame on Fannie Mae for the financial crisis instead of passing on the facts. Though I shouldn't be surprised considering it's FOX.
FNMA Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Fannie-Mae-FNMA-61730/
Great video!
Thanks for sharing.
that was my point exactly...I HOPE we get everything WE think we should, but I just don't have confidence in our judicial system to make that happen. So based on that premis, I would be thrilled to get (not really) a good chunk of it back. What we all want is to make a very very nice profit and for some of us that would be becoming millionaires. If that happens, I can find a way to not be as angry at the fed for what they have done. I of course would prefer 100% resolution in our favor, but again...just don't think the political machine will allow that to happen. Compromises CAN be good at times.
What do you mean by 'no places to uplist to nyse'.
navycmdr, that data looks very interesting to me
Could you please provide a source where you got the sell vs buy volume data from? Thanks!
And you can tell that how?
thank you
Thats ok, I don't understand your statement or question!
9:1 buy/sell ratio today.
HH
Great video thanks for sharing.
Escobar season has returned
4fun
If Ackman says 20-23 at low end diluted - I buy that
Danno
80% is a lot
now I might hedge and say it will all be "negotiated"
let the GOV make enough money to look good but get rid of the sr pfds and capitalize F and F
IMO that REQUIRES some further capital infusion into F and F
looking at Fannie alone
Maybe set a price of say 18-20 bucks a share for an IPO of 2 billion shares. 66% new owners - old owners 33% - gov declares money paid so far as payment in full with 10% !! and F gets the capital it needs to compete
(this is based off a guess that a market leading Fannie is worth about 40-80 Billion in market cap)
now if the GOV starts to limit the space and size of F and force them alone to do certain things - well then the GOV should put up more of the capital and dilute less
I will take 18 bucks a share and for this nonsense to be over (and per my economics have a non loan producing entity as the largest bundler/insurer of paper)
Found somebody's response to your question:
1. make it more costly for private capital to back more than the 1% of the current market they contribute to.
2. make killing FNMA and FMCC EVEN HARDER...
Fox segment:
http://video.foxbusiness.com/v/3751903487001/...show-clips
todays significant news was the AIG lawsuit results ...
not the 2 week old Corporate lawyer job posting including NYSE uplisting skills
mikol
saying first that BO support for the senate bill confuses me - totally
what about the statement is wrong or untrue? (other then the white house wanted more loan forgiveness)
Ever wonder exactly how many seller/servicers
Fannie Mae serves ? According to new servicing
commentary on its website,
the GSE counts roughly 1,100 lenders as its customers…
Got a note on my ameritrade that they have no places to uplist to nyse.
