Granite Real Estate, Inc. (MIM) Share Price

Tariff man gonna wreck your portfolio soon. He’s not even sworn in yet lol

and not alone. https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/the-pfizer-papers?r=x7hm

Nothing more than the stair step action, we're in a good spot here, and most of us long termers endured Chinese water torture with the price of XRP missing out on numerous runs lead by BTC. Those days ARE OVER, adoption is moving this, and once swift kicks in, the adoption run will pale in compariso

Stole, errr covertly acquired that from nextdoor.com. LOLOL

Clearly you’re not either since you completely missed the whole point of my post. XLM will only ever be a pump & dump with 30 billion coins circulating…. see ya back at .10 in a few months. Hope you’re smart enough to take profits.

True, this is definitely a different Donald Trump then last time.

Time will tell, there will undoubtedly be some good and bad that comes along.

Could it be that they plan to release Freddie first? This would require less CET1.

I highly doubt that Freddie will be released before Fannie, but there is a chance they are both released at the same time.

Freddie is farther away from its regulatory capital requirements

The fact remains that Fannie is in a stronger financial position than they’ve ever been in.

That doesn't correlate with a high share price. Prices are still a good bit lower than in late 2016 and fall 2019 even though the companies are in a better financial condition now.

Amen to that. We already have a turtle so this pos can be The Worm.

But we must consider that Ackman has other interests, too. He’s not solely focused on the GSEs.

Even within the ambit of the GSEs, Ackman won't be fully focused on his common share holdings. He bought a chunk of junior prefs several years ago, and one reason was because he said it wa

Fannie and Freddie combined reported amount returned to the Treasury is recorded in the 10k's at $301 billion. On day one of the take down June 30, 2008, Fannie and Freddie combined core capital total $84.1 billion, is this amount included in the reported $301 billion?

What on earth a

True but one could make a case that a conservatorship is not a formal bankruptcy proceeding.

They aren't completely identical, though Calabria has mentioned on several occasions that the conservatorships are like administrative bankruptcies with the FHFA director in the role of the ba

LOW TODAY .0066.WOW.LET;S HOPE IT GOES TO TRIPLE ZERO FOR A COUPLE DAYS.

Tale as old as time: when someone posts about your motives for posting it's because they are incapable of refuting what you say. It's a variant of the ad hominem logical fallacy. Another sign of an inability to refute what you say is stuff like "this is a common board!" and "positive vibes only!"

Definitely no TRUTH in your post.

I will soon be among the "ultra - rich".
February 22, 2024

To be clear I said on my remaining core position. The flips were not included hence why I also said it’s been a decent 3 weeks or so.
luckily for me I have not been around as long & w/ a couple $flips it’ s been a decent 3 weeks or so. Yet as all can see a bit red on my remaining core posit

Yu couldn't know what that is. Chee Chee cheee

Are you human?

Are you vestor?

Are you bushers soon to be singing the blues.

Sounds like a cool article. If only it was accessible.

So if this is busted, don’t tell them. They will go get drunk in their parent’s basement, wearing diapers. See my post below, they are “finessing”.

Check the history...

There's no mystery.

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Music to my ears. Love how this one is shaping  up. Took a lot of patience but it is paying off nicely now. Much more coming IMO

touting that they are a "buyout target" is also something i noticed ESPR mgmt. has also been doing in some of their interviews - doesn't look good, imo.

I concur with your points. Honesty should rule mgmt. conduct.