Potential ohne ENDE?

Consors hat auch eine Grenze bei den Hot-Stocks eingezogen. Stört mich aber nicht weiter. Bin nur noch in NASDAQ und Nyse unterwegs.  

noch vor der otc begrenzung gekauft?
das gute ist - verkaufen kannst du noch!
;)

Habe ja auch noch ein paar Mio an Hasch-Scheinen von OTC-Buden. Man merkt beim Umsatz das die Banken Schranken eingezogen haben. Bin aber optimistisch, da die Amis in dem Bereich langsam Nägel mit Köpfe machen.

angeht kann man deutsche Broker inzwischen total vergessen.
Fast alle deutschen Broker nutzen als broker dealer Knight Capital (NITE) und seit die sich wegen der SEC Restriktionen des letzten Jahres beim Handel in Europa ins Hemd machen kann mann halt nur noch eingeschränkt US-Stocks handeln.
Und es wird jeden Monat schlimmer.
Wenn du Pennies, Subpennies und Pinksheets handeln willst, must du auf Alternativen wie tradeo, TDA oder etrade etc. ausweichen.

Hi,
passend zum bevorstehenden Wochenende mit schlechtem Wetter:

Why Federal National Mortgage Assctn Fnni Me And Freddie Mac May Require Further Bailouts
A report from the Federal Housing Finance Agency Inspector General Office warns against the future prospects of Fannie and Freddie, implying that they might require more taxpayers’ dollars in future
www.bidnessetc.com/...reddie-mac-may-require-further-bailouts/

MfG

www.noodls.com/view/7718F9D7FC99ADD2051A1D541EF9C18155087020

sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/...me-sales-111822920--finance.html

www.cnbc.com/id/

www.cnbc.com/id/102527420

...und damit es kein Zweifel gibt
bitte gleich auf 13,10 damit es sicher ist das wir die 14 ins Visir haben

Migi..., was läßt Dich auf einen solchen Kurssprung hoffen?

Nur Umsatz aus seq-Käufen.

finance.yahoo.com/video/...point-fannie-freddie-111500976.html

www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-24/...-more?cmpid=yhoo

www.noodls.com/view/B9A06B49876E3B99C1A14273276F6E33E489F696

Hi,
hier die drei Punkte aus dem Interview mit Stevens:


Fannie  & Freddie
Share nof Market
- Remain in permanent conservatorship
- They are private compynies run by gov´t.
- Congress would have to pass lergislation
- Gurantee 6/10+ of all ne mortgages

MfG

Sorry:
Fannie  & Freddie
Share of Market
- Remain in permanent conservatorship
- They are private companies run by gov´t.
- Congress would have to pass legislation
- Guarantee 6/10+ of all new mortgages

ich persönlich glaube nicht, dass sie sich das für die Ewigkeit leisten werden.
Eine Vormundschaft ist etwas temporäres bis die richtige Lösung gefunden wird oder der Tod vom Bevormundeten eintritt. Irgendwann werden sie den Kuchen teilen müssen mit den restlichen Aktionären...  

http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2015/03/25/...ve-not-repaid-taxpayers/

FRBNY: Fannie and Freddie have not yet repaid bailout
Mar 25 2015, 15:58 ET | About: Fannie Mae (FNMA) | By: Stephen Alpher, SA News Editor  
         •§Treasury's investment in the mortgage giants is entitled to a "substantial risk premium," argues a new paper from the New York Fed, thus justifying payments well in excess of the nominal bailout amount.
         •§Fannie Mae received $116.1B and has repaid $134.5B; Freddie received $71.3B and has repaid $91B, reports John Carney.
         •§What's more, the government backstop has lowered funding costs for Fannie (OTCQB:FNMA -1.6%) and Freddie (OTCQB:FMCC -1%), thus boosting profits for the two. The government has also never forced payment of the commitment fee the GSEs promised to pay in exchange for Treasury's commitment to continue providing emergency funding.
         •§Instead of being returned to control of shareholders, the two should be would down, concludes the paper, which calls the failure to do so a "colossal missed opportunity to put U.S. residential mortgage finance on a more stable long-term footing."
seekingalpha.com/news/...d-freddie-have-not-yet-repaid-bailout

So was habe ich seit sehr lange Zeit nicht mehr gesehen... Kurs konstant bei 2,50 / 2,505 $. Das ist echt seltsam.

Das da geht nicht mehr
de.advfn.com/...t&s=USBB%3AFNMA&p=0&t=37&vol=1

www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-03-26/...nator?cmpid=yhoo

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE media@investorsunite.org
March 26, 2015

Investors Unite Commends Rep. Blackburn for Housing Legislation that Honors Obligations to Investors, Restores Rule of Law

WASHINGTON - – In response to legislation introduced today by Representative Marsha Blackburn to address the treatment of revenues from the government sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, Investors Unite executive Director Tim Pagliara released the following statement:

"We congratulate Rep. Marsha Blackburn for introducing legislation to protect taxpayers, honor obligations to investors and restore the rule of law.

"As long as Congress and the Administration remain paralyzed in addressing the fate of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, revenues generated from the GSEs should be placed in a reserve fund to cover possible losses of the GSEs, as Rep. Blackburn proposes.

"This is a meaningful proposal to end the "Third Amendment sweep" and shut off an illegal revenue stream for the Treasury.

"As top federal government officials have finally started to acknowledge, the undercapitalization of Fannie and Freddie threatens to put taxpayers on the hook for another bailout. This could have been avoided had the GSEs been allowed to keep their profits, as intended under the Housing and Economic Recovery Act. We urge Congress to move quickly to pass this legislation."
About Investors Unite: Formed by Tennessee activist investor and CapWealth Advisors Chairman and CEO, Tim Pagliara, Investors Unite (www.investorsunite.org) is a coalition of over 1,400 individual Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shareholders from all walks of life, committed to the preservation of shareholder rights for all invested in the GSEs.

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U.S. housing regulator issue final rule on trust fund allocations

www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2015-03-26/pdf/2015-06724.pdf