if fanny is reformed as per government wishes he stand to gain by his wells fargo -so he goes.....Hew had the first call on many such crisis like Goldmans preferred etc he is not only connected via his moodys he get first all opportunity unlike us 1 Billionaire Weighs in Again on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac By Patrick Morris | More Articles May 23, 2014 | Comments (6) Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway has once again provided a unique and critical insight into what he believes is best for government-sponsored mortgage enterprises Fannie Mae ( NASDAQOTCBB: FNMA ) and Freddie Mac ( NASDAQOTCBB: FMCC ) . At the latest Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, Buffett and longtime business partner Charlie Munger continued their tradition of conducting a question and answer session lasting more than six hours. While the two weighed in on countless issues, one of the most fascinating (and longest) discussions resulted from this question: D
Fannie & Freddy: Mnuchin Reveals New Clues but uncertain next #laliasia.finance Feb. 27, 2017 8:49 AM ET | 82 comments | About: Fannie Mae (FNMA) , FMCC Orange Peel Investments Summary Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin made several comments about Fannie and Freddie on Thursday morning. Though recap and release may not happen until late summer, early fall, we continue to believe it is the likely scenario. Mnuchin's comments about liquidity in the 30 year mortgage market and getting Fannie and Freddie out of government control were bullish for the long term. By Parke Shall with Thom Lachenmann We think that new revelations made by Steven Mnuchin and missed by most of the financial analysts reveal new clues to the future of Fannie ( OTCQB:FNMA ) and Freddie ( OTCQB:FMCC ). We think comments he made last week in interviews not only confirm that Fannie and Freddie won't be under government control much longer ??????????
House Leaking A Recap Story Already? Mar. 6, 2017 2:14 PM ET | 70 comments | About: Fannie Mae (FNMA) , FMCC Orange Peel Investments Follow (5,565 followers) Long/short equity Send Message Summary Motion for summary judgment filed in case to declare the FHFA unconstitutional. Earlier CFPB ruling could set the stage. Is the Trump administration already starting to create the "recap and release" narrative? By Parke Shall For a little bit of history, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau had recently been found to be an unconstitutional entity in a DC circuit court because of the "unilateral power" bestowed upon its director. The Atlantic reported, On Tuesday, a Washington, D.C. circuit court found the structure of the CFPB to be unconstitutional. More specifically, the court took issue with the inability for other arms of the government to review or rebuke the Bureau's judgements or actions and the
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