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[quote="nitramus"]Jaja, que lo digan pero que sea despues de perforar los 2.600 de SSE!! Asignatura pendiente!!

Objetivo superado ampliamente

[quote="nitramus"]Jaja, que lo digan pero que sea despues de perforar los 2.600 de SSE!! Asignatura pendiente!!

faltan 5 puntitos, muy bull todo che

lepotivase escribió:Parece que aparecio un ponja con verg... grande, seria el primero en mucho tiempo y una ponja a la que le gusta garch..., en ese caso seria la primera en toda la historia, disculpen las damas que puedan estar en el foro ahora, saludos.

pegó el tabaquito ?
vas a preguntar

cntf y sean felices

La diferencia entre analizar y después buscar una operación que avale nuestro análisis, y la de operar y después buscar un análisis que avale nuestra operación = Dormir tranquilo. Buenas noches.

Fantasma sos un groso, gracias por todo, se ve que amas esto que haces.

lepotivase escribió:Esto que pusiste es algo parecido a lo de ayer Fantasma, digo lo del euro y dolar y los forixtas salvados y fundidos, no estoy jodiendo, lo pregunto posta.

siempre debes escuchar al dinero hablar y otra cosa primero la comida y luego la moral.

Un abrazo

Esto que pusiste es algo parecido a lo de ayer Fantasma, digo lo del euro y dolar y los forixtas salvados y fundidos, no estoy jodiendo, lo pregunto posta.

$AUDUSD lindo

Veremos si el mercado se toma descanso o se ira rumbo a 10800. Veremos y operaremos en consecuencia.

Parece que aparecio un ponja con verg... grande, seria el primero en mucho tiempo y una ponja a la que le gusta garch..., en ese caso seria la primera en toda la historia, disculpen las damas que puedan estar en el foro ahora, saludos.

Para los que tienen FNM o les gusta , les dejo una nota


Treasury to hold conference on Fannie, Freddie
Treasury to hold conference on future of mortgage funding system next month

Companies:
Freddie Mac
Federal National Mortgage Association
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Alan Zibel, AP Real Estate Writer, On Tuesday July 27, 2010, 2:49 pm EDT
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration, which has been under fire for not developing a concrete plan for mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, says it will hold a conference next month to discuss their future.

The administration said Tuesday the event will be held Aug. 17 at the Treasury Department.

The financial overhaul signed by President Barack Obama didn't address their future, despite protests from Republicans that it was incomplete without a plan for the two companies. The Obama administration has said it wants to wait until next year to determine their future.

So far stabilizing the pair of mortgage buyers has cost taxpayers $145 billion.

The government created the two companies as a hybrid of a private company and a federal agency to help make mortgages available. They buy home loans from lenders, package them into bonds with a guarantee against default and sell them to investors.

They own or guarantee about half of all U.S. mortgages, or nearly 31 million home loans worth more than $5 trillion.

During the housing boom years, Fannie and Freddie faced political pressure to expand homeownership and competitive pressure from Wall Street to back ever-riskier loans. Defaults and foreclosures piled up. Two summers ago, the companies were in a desperate search to raise enough money to keep going. But it was too late, and the government had to take them over.

Speaking on "Meet the Press" on Sunday on NBC, Treasury Secretary Geithner said the administration's ultimate plan is likely to bring dramatic changes to the mortgage system.

"We're not going to preserve Fannie and Freddie in anything like the current form," Geithner said. "We're going to have to bring fundamental change to that market."

However, he suggested that the government could still support the housing system. He said the administration will consider "preserving or putting in place a carefully designed guarantee" in which the government would ensure that it's possible for consumers to get mortgages -- even in a severe recession.

+1,80% los ponjas?
que estan escondiendo con esa cara de "yo no fui" que tienen?????????????????????????????????????????????

Sigo insistiendo en que los unicos que estan viendo las cosas como son, son los chinitos y en menor medida los ponjitas aunque hoy estan con viagra a full y no se porque.