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SDIV

>Div yield 8.58%

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Rawr

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Great news for Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac. After the latest $2.4B sweep to the treasury, Craig Phillips says "GSE have paid back taxpayers". New director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency Mark Calabria has stated that:
>stated that he expects that “sometime in the fall, Treasury and I will hopefully come to an agreement. That will allow us, later in the year, to suspend the net worth sweep and start to build capital” and that an IPO could happen “perhaps [in the] first half of next year.”
$FNMA was up 10% yesterday $FMCC 9%. Today up %2 and 4% respectively. Through ending government conservatorship and raising new capital (IPO) these companies will go private again. I fully expect FNMA to return to their former glory.
$FNMA $FMCC are currently trading in OTC markets at around $3 each.
Once they go private and start paying dividends I expect their shares to exceed $20 and perhaps back to their former glory of $40-60.

I've been following this case for over 10 years since I bought $FNMA at 50 cents per share. You wouldn't know this was happening unless you were interested.

>Don't say I never did anything for you /biz/

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>>13746017
If you didn't buy bitcoin when it was sub $100 you missed the train. It only went berserk when China started to get in. China ruined bitcoin despite the fact that it hit 20K people started to see it as an investment instead of a currency to exchange for goods and services. The day China cracks down on bitcoin is the day it will crash back to nil and become a viable stable currency. Mining will become profitable again. I don't get why everyone is trying to re-create bitcoin e.g. bitcoin cash, chainlink, ethereum and the rest of all that garbage.

You can easily make 2-30 times your original money in the stock market using options or playing volatility, contract-for-difference (CFDs), margin and leverage accounts depending on your risk tolerance.

Literally a million different ways to make or lose money in the real world using legitimate investment and hedging strategies but shitcoiners are still clinging to their dead dream. Is it because you are all NEET or underage morons with no bank accounts? Perhaps... perhaps.

>t. cateoverlord of wisdom

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