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Freddie and Fannie Reverse Course Quickly; Government Bailout Inevitable
Submitted by JRodgers  (dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com)

The Freddie and Fannie situation is leading to an inevitable resolution where the Federal government ends up printing over $40 billion to bail these damn things out. What a mess was created...

Article | Submitted Aug 20, 2008 | Views: 7 | Comments: 0 
Tags: fannie mae, freddie mac

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Greenspan Says that US is missing Opportunity dismantle Freddie and Fannie
Submitted by JRodgers  (online.wsj.com)

Alan Greenspan faults the U.S.'s approach in fixing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, saying the credit crisis offered an "ideal opportunity" to dismantle the mortgage giants. The former Fed chairman...

Article | Submitted Aug 14, 2008 | Views: 32 | Comments: 0 
Tags: alan greenspan, fannie mae, freddie mac

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Are Fannie and Freddie Oversold
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

Panic has set in over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. They have taken a necessary hit but is the talk of insolvency justified? Some markets don't think so.

Article | Updated Jul 11, 2008 | Views: 68 | Comments: 0
Tags: fannie mae, freddie mac

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Fannie and Freddie May be In Real Trouble according to ...
Submitted by irvwalocos  (online.wsj.com)

According to Lehman Bros. The merry-go-round of financial downgrading each other just keeps getting more intense and intense.

Article | Submitted Jul 7, 2008 | Views: 80 | Comments: 0 
Tags: fannie mae, freddie mac

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Is Fannie Mae Cooking the Books?
Submitted by Sam Cass  (bestcashcow.com)

Fortune.com posted an interesting article about some account changes that Fannie has made that helps to hide an increase in non-performing loans. The disclosures sent the stock down almost 5% on...

Article | Updated Nov 16, 2007 | Views: 360 | Comments: 2
Tags: mortgages, housing, fannie mae



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