tshk1221

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac: More Bonuses for Failure

No bureaucrats' outrage for bonuses for the employees of defunct mortgage giant, Fannie Mae?

FDIC Commercial Paper Guarantee Could Crowd Out Fannie and Freddie

It is not the time of criticism. It is a time to try new methods over and over again to solve and break through this unprecedented financial crisis in US history and the world's. We are on the brink of the Greater Depression. We are on a very similar track like the Great Depression of 1930s. The biggest credit bubble in every lending area we can imagine got burst. Financial institutions have burst. Stock market has burst. Individuals have burst. In terms of sheer volume and the speed of the burst, it seems to be worse than the Great Depression of 1930s. If you don't like today's actions by Fed, can you come up with better solutions that can fix the situation in a month or two?

3 Things America Needs to Do to Get the Economy Back on Track

Dear Everyone here..

Dear US citizens

Do not run away from this FEAR of LOSS from yesterday's historical drop of Dow in a single day in US history. Shortly, you guys will experience the biggest gain in US history If you guys overcome the FEAR of LOSS like the Oracle did, buy the long-surviving Down Jones jewels now and hold them for your life, we can achieve our dream in 30 to 50 years. BUY AMERICA NOW. OWN YOUR AMERICA NOW. Pumping our own cash into our system is the only solution to fix our problem - Regaining self-confidence in ourselves. This problem happened because we lost confidence in ourselves and our strongest system. GOD will help America stand up again in less than 2 - 3 years. BUY AMERICA NOW. OWN YOUR AMERICA NOW before the super rich gobble up all these low-priced jewels of Dow.


On Sep 30 01:38 PM tshk1221 wrote:

> Dear sdcougar:
>
> Three things America should do to fix this situation are:
>
> 1. Cowards holding gold in their home should invest in stocks now.
>
> 2. Cowards holding cash in bank CDs should invest in stocks now.
>
> 3. BUY AMERICA now with $500, $1,000 and $2,000.
>
> If US citizens do not have confidence in the strongest financial
> system in the world, who the heck in the world would have confidence
> in our system? If you do not have confidence in yourself, who the
> heck will have confidence in you? We, as US citizens, must have confidence
> in our system first by BUY AMERICA NOW. Only after this self-confidence
> will come back the world's confidence in us!

3 Things America Needs to Do to Get the Economy Back on Track

Dear sdcougar:

Three things America should do to fix this situation are:

1. Cowards holding gold in their home should invest in stocks now.
2. Cowards holding cash in bank CDs should invest in stocks now.
3. BUY AMERICA now with $500, $1,000 and $2,000.

If US citizens do not have confidence in the strongest financial system in the world, who the heck in the world would have confidence in our system? If you do not have confidence in yourself, who the heck will have confidence in you? We, as US citizens, must have confidence in our system first by BUY AMERICA NOW. Only after this self-confidence will come back the world's confidence in us!


On Sep 30 09:46 AM sdcougar wrote:

> "America needs to curb its oil imports by encouraging automakers
> and consumers to make and buy radically more fuel efficient vehicles."
>
>
> Yes, BUT you need the WHOLE PACKAGE here...INCLUDING drilling at
> home, and an alternative energy push.
>
> But speaking of fuel efficient cars, Ford has a great one they sell
> in Europe (and maybe others too) BUT THEY CANNOT SELL IT HERE because
> of fed. regulations!

Why I Finally Bought Fannie Mae

hey, guys.

I'm a real newbie in stock investment.

I recently purchased small shares of Fannie Mae for $1.18 about 4 days ago. When I got the settlement, it said Non-negotiable. Does this mean that I cannot trade these stocks anymore in the market? Or is this non-negotiable status to be lifted off in the future once the Fed decides what to do for Fannie Mae and once Fannie Mae gets back its status as GSE? Can somebody let me know?

Again ... It Wasn't Fannie and Freddie

I'm a real newbie in stock investment, and recently, I purchased small shares of Fannie Mae just to test drive my money in this market turmoil since the price was so low. When I got the settlement statement of the stock purchase, it said, "Non-negotiable". The other stock I got said, "Good Order". Does this mean that I cannot sell this stock now because the government took over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac due to the mortgage meltdown? Is this non-negotiable status to be lifted off once the market gets stabilized and once the government makes its final decision as to the future ownership and operation of Fannie Mae just like before as GSE? Can somebody let me know if you purchased Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac recently?