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August 14, 2008 at 2:38 PM #257241August 15, 2008 at 1:21 AM #257204temeculaguyParticipant
I agree with capeman and others, something stinks in denmark. Avoid it, too many variables, shareholders are of little concern to the gov’t and they will be the first to be wiped out when it reorganizes. A real bank would wipe out the fb’s before the shareholders but not this one. They recently released statements to the press that they would dump their inventory, I fear the math will get ugly when they do. They may also be forced to take losses to appease the politicos even if it means losing even more money.
August 15, 2008 at 1:21 AM #257387temeculaguyParticipantI agree with capeman and others, something stinks in denmark. Avoid it, too many variables, shareholders are of little concern to the gov’t and they will be the first to be wiped out when it reorganizes. A real bank would wipe out the fb’s before the shareholders but not this one. They recently released statements to the press that they would dump their inventory, I fear the math will get ugly when they do. They may also be forced to take losses to appease the politicos even if it means losing even more money.
August 15, 2008 at 1:21 AM #257404temeculaguyParticipantI agree with capeman and others, something stinks in denmark. Avoid it, too many variables, shareholders are of little concern to the gov’t and they will be the first to be wiped out when it reorganizes. A real bank would wipe out the fb’s before the shareholders but not this one. They recently released statements to the press that they would dump their inventory, I fear the math will get ugly when they do. They may also be forced to take losses to appease the politicos even if it means losing even more money.
August 15, 2008 at 1:21 AM #257448temeculaguyParticipantI agree with capeman and others, something stinks in denmark. Avoid it, too many variables, shareholders are of little concern to the gov’t and they will be the first to be wiped out when it reorganizes. A real bank would wipe out the fb’s before the shareholders but not this one. They recently released statements to the press that they would dump their inventory, I fear the math will get ugly when they do. They may also be forced to take losses to appease the politicos even if it means losing even more money.
August 15, 2008 at 1:21 AM #257495temeculaguyParticipantI agree with capeman and others, something stinks in denmark. Avoid it, too many variables, shareholders are of little concern to the gov’t and they will be the first to be wiped out when it reorganizes. A real bank would wipe out the fb’s before the shareholders but not this one. They recently released statements to the press that they would dump their inventory, I fear the math will get ugly when they do. They may also be forced to take losses to appease the politicos even if it means losing even more money.
August 15, 2008 at 11:29 AM #257411NotCrankyParticipantThanks for posting. This is a first.. no contrarian posts on a Pigg thread.
A friend of mine is considering buying.He ususally makes smart moves. Pretty much has made up his mind. He thinks he will get in later in the year,catching a dip on selling for taking 2008 losses. He obviously does not believe FNM will go bellyup. He is looking at at least a two to three year hold and maybe longer.August 15, 2008 at 11:29 AM #257593NotCrankyParticipantThanks for posting. This is a first.. no contrarian posts on a Pigg thread.
A friend of mine is considering buying.He ususally makes smart moves. Pretty much has made up his mind. He thinks he will get in later in the year,catching a dip on selling for taking 2008 losses. He obviously does not believe FNM will go bellyup. He is looking at at least a two to three year hold and maybe longer.August 15, 2008 at 11:29 AM #257609NotCrankyParticipantThanks for posting. This is a first.. no contrarian posts on a Pigg thread.
A friend of mine is considering buying.He ususally makes smart moves. Pretty much has made up his mind. He thinks he will get in later in the year,catching a dip on selling for taking 2008 losses. He obviously does not believe FNM will go bellyup. He is looking at at least a two to three year hold and maybe longer.August 15, 2008 at 11:29 AM #257653NotCrankyParticipantThanks for posting. This is a first.. no contrarian posts on a Pigg thread.
A friend of mine is considering buying.He ususally makes smart moves. Pretty much has made up his mind. He thinks he will get in later in the year,catching a dip on selling for taking 2008 losses. He obviously does not believe FNM will go bellyup. He is looking at at least a two to three year hold and maybe longer.August 15, 2008 at 11:29 AM #257700NotCrankyParticipantThanks for posting. This is a first.. no contrarian posts on a Pigg thread.
A friend of mine is considering buying.He ususally makes smart moves. Pretty much has made up his mind. He thinks he will get in later in the year,catching a dip on selling for taking 2008 losses. He obviously does not believe FNM will go bellyup. He is looking at at least a two to three year hold and maybe longer.August 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #258267paranoidParticipantRustico, I have been watching FNM and FRE closely. There will be many opportunities to make money from it. they will remanin very volatile and you need to be agile with strict stop-loss. Blood is in the street. there may be more coming. But that’s when you can make some easy money.
August 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #258456paranoidParticipantRustico, I have been watching FNM and FRE closely. There will be many opportunities to make money from it. they will remanin very volatile and you need to be agile with strict stop-loss. Blood is in the street. there may be more coming. But that’s when you can make some easy money.
August 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #258468paranoidParticipantRustico, I have been watching FNM and FRE closely. There will be many opportunities to make money from it. they will remanin very volatile and you need to be agile with strict stop-loss. Blood is in the street. there may be more coming. But that’s when you can make some easy money.
August 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #258515paranoidParticipantRustico, I have been watching FNM and FRE closely. There will be many opportunities to make money from it. they will remanin very volatile and you need to be agile with strict stop-loss. Blood is in the street. there may be more coming. But that’s when you can make some easy money.
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