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FRE: Bull or Bear?
Bullish on FRE ...
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(closed on 10/21/09)
Obama Administration Unveils New Housing Market Effort Treasury would begin purchasing securities from Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) backed by new housing bonds issued by the HSAs to fund their activities. In addition, Fannie and Freddie will launch temporary credit and liquidity facilities for the HSAs. The state agencies will pay a fee for access to both programs.
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Obama administration no-likey
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Not sure why this stock is rallying in the midst of AIG bonus headlines. If anything, the current administration is displaying plenty of dislike for financial sinkholes such as AIG. How is FRE not in the same boat? What USED to make sense, the gov't taking a < 50% equity position in a company no longer seems to make sense. Even tho the gov't effectively saved AIG, AIG mgt seems to continue to do as it likes. So if FRE gets in trouble in the future, why should the administration look to save it this time? While it might like to continue to pay-off foreign counterparty banks with ...
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Bullish on FRE ...
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Fannie, Freddie to Buy $40 Billion a Month of Troubled Assets
By Dawn Kopecki Oct. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Federal regulators directed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to start purchasing $40 billion a month of underperforming mortgage bonds as the Bush administration expands its options to buy troubled financial assets and resuscitate the U.S. economy, according to three people briefed about the plan. <> Fannie and Freddie began notifying bond traders last week that each company needs to buy $20 billion a month in mostly subprime, Alt-A and non-performin...
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Bullish on FRE ...
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(closed on 10/09/08)
Mike Taylor Stocks on Wall Street sold off into Friday's close following a vote by the House of Representatives to approve the Treasury Department's $700 billion bailout package . The three major indices finished near their session lows. The Dow Jones Industrial Average , previously up as much as much as 313 points, ended down 157.15 points, or 1.5%, at 10,325.70, and the S&P 500 gave back 15.04 points, or 1.4%, at 1099.24. The Nasdaq lost 29.33 points, or 1.5%, to 1947.37. <> Friday's performance marked a discouraging end to an ugly week. In five days of tradin...
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Dirty stock
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<!-- Head --> Posted by: Nanette Byrnes on September 25 <!-- Date --> The top executives at AIG , Freddie Mac , Fannie Mae , Lehman and Goldman Sachs pulled down more than $2 billion in pay over the past five years according to a new analysis by a professor at San Diego State University’s Charles W. Lamden School of Accountancy, Dr. David DeBoskey . <> Henry Paulson, who in his current role as Treasury Secretary is pushing for a bank bailout, accounts for $82 million of the total. That was h...
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Bullish on FRE ...
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(closed on 09/25/08)
<> Freddie Mac Sells Bills At Higher Rates-Reuters
Monday, 22 Sep 2008 10:14am EDT <> Reuters reported that Freddie Mac's $2 billion two part bill sale was sold at higher interest rates compared with the last week's sales of the same maturities. Freddie Mac sold $1 billion of three-month bills due December 22, 2008 at a 2.450% rate, compared with a 2.100% rate for $1 billion of the same maturity bills sold on September 15. Freddie Mac also sold $1 billion of six-month bills due March 23, 2009 at a 2.810% rate, versus a 2.350% rate for $2 billion sale of the same ma...
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It is all over but the crying for FRE and FNM
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(closed on 09/09/08)
Bill Grosses comment will mark the beginning of the end for the GSE's (see my earlier post). Knowing that an ability to access the credit markets is the life blood of companies like FRE and FNM, I have given Bill Gross's (regarded as the Warren Buffett of bonds) comments more thought. I am now predicting that both FNM and FRE will be taken over within the next 6 mos by the US GVT. This will very likely cause the equity of both companies to become worthless.
Bill Gross's comments below
<> <> Bond manager Bill Gross wants to spread the bailout wealth. Gross says in a...
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FRE Headed $1
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(closed on 09/05/08)
This Stock Is Turning BEARISH, Short-Term
Downside Target: :3.5, then $1
Time Frame: About One Week Or Less
Downside Profit Expectation: "$2.5 to $3 per share, depending on where you short it.
It is likely that this stock will dip below the aforementioned downside target. However, I'll be conservative and simply be satisfied with the bulk of the short-term down swing, and leave some profit on the table. If you're a day trader, you can probably even capture that potential additional downside gain, but I am too lazy to bother. Not that I cannot day tra< />< />< />...
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Think we hit bottom? Think again!
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(closed on 09/04/08)
Thinking of investing in finacial stocks. Consider Bil Gross's comments first.
<> Bond manager Bill Gross wants to spread the bailout wealth. Gross says in a commentary posted on the Pimco Web site Thursday that the government must “open up the balance sheet of the U.S. Treasury” to support Fannie Mae ( FNM ), Freddie Mac ( FRE ) and, in a new twist, “Mom and Pop on Main Street U.S.A.” as well. <> Gross has previously said he believes the Treasury will have to assist Fannie and Freddie in any efforts to raise new capital. His Pimco Total Return bond fund ha...
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Individuals Could Win On Fannie, Freddie Preferreds
FRE
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<>Bloomberg's “Fannie, Freddie Preferreds Batter Sovereign, Midwest†takes a closer look at the impact of Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE) preferred stock on regional banks. Banks had liked the GSE preferreds because they can count as regulatory capital and give the banks a tax break. Now the banks face large write downs or possibly total losses on the preferreds, and they might have to raise more capital as a result. Worst case scenario is some banks face such a capital shortfall they might be forced out of business.
Let’s look at the impact of nationalization with the cur...
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Cramer on BloggingStocks: It's never quite as dire as it seems
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(closed on 08/11/09)
Filed under: PepsiCo (PEP), Ford Motor (F), General Motors (GM), Market matters, Citigroup Inc. (C), Federal Natl Mtge (FNM), Gap Inc (GPS), General Mills (GIS), Procter and Gamble (PG), Amer Intl Group (AIG), Washington Mutual (WM), Limited Brands (LTD), Rio Tinto plc ADS (RTP), Lehman Br Holdings (LEH), Stocks to Buy, Cramer on BloggingStocks  TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says that even in lousy markets -- and this is one of them -- you can find stocks to buy.
When nothing's working, something's working. I know sounds counterintuitive. but there is simply no reason to think, as bad as this m...
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Groundhog Day?
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Funny how the more things change, the more they stay the same. I thought about writing a piece about the state of things but then I remembered, I wrote the exact same piece I wanted to post today 5 weeks ago
[Jul 10: Whose Bottom Will this Be? Lehman Brothers (LEH) or Fannie/Freddie?]
Once again I reiterate what I've been saying over and over - I'd be short Freddie Mac (FRE) (and up 40% in 2 days) if I could be. I'm on the opposite side of this trade from Bill Miller who I truly wonder will be forced to resign after this move [<>Aug 13: Bill Miller Continues to Boggle Me - Increasing Stake ...
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Fannie and Freddie Shareholders Run for the Exit
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Barron's is portraying a "curtain call" in store for shares of Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE), which fell over 20% each Monday on concerns of insolvency. Barron's suggested that the government would be likely to bail out the two government sponsored entities [GSEs], wiping out its equity holders, preferred, common and even subordinated debt holders. Both of these stocks are near multi-decade lows and have dropped over 90% since 2007. <>There is a concern over Fannie Mae's ability to withstand further losses in their sub-prime, Alt-A, and interest only loans.  ...
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Fannie, Freddie fall on renewed bailout fears
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Government officials are likely seeking to avoid a full-fledged takeover of the companies, said Bert Ely, an Alexandria, Va.-based banking industry consultant and a longtime critic of Fannie and Freddie. More likely, he said are less-sweeping moves to calm rattled debt investors. Those include having the Federal Reserve or Treasury Department lend to the companies. A government purchase of shares, he said, is "the step of last resort." <> Brian Faith, a Fannie Mae spokesman, said in an e-mailed statement that the company "continues to exceed our regulatory capital requirements ......
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sam1933
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Still is a great long term short.
- Dudes and dudesses, when are people going to stop even thinking or dreaming that FNM is worth ANYTHING. Yes, I said it, its WORTHLESS. The stock shoul...
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I WOULD NOT BE SHORT THESE TWO
- THEY ARE OPENING FED WINDOW AND THAT IS ONLY IF THEY NEED IT. I THINK THEY HAVE ENOUGH CASH FOR NOW
BE VERY CAREFULL FOLKS ON THIS
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My New Buddy Freddie
- I think this is a great long term play. The stock has been discharged from the operation theatre, though still bruised up.. its on it's way to recovery
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