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Freddie Mac (FMCC)

DON'T BUY
This company hasn't had financials for the last 2 years. In the risk controls that Brian has, he has to have current financials. He finally got them in and his model price is $69.24, a positive 11%. You can find better value elsewhere.
TOP PICK
Involved in the mortgage business, but in the higher end and subject to government regulation issues. His stoploss position is $57.
PAST TOP PICK

(Top Short Jan 2/07. Down 8.9%.) Feels it will go down to $59.

TOP PICK
Top Short Where you would want to take a loss on the upside would be $69.50. The stock is good for a drop down to $63 and if it continues down, probably to $59. Have a $1 or $2 as your stop.
DON'T BUY
There will be big pressures in Congress to change the special status because they are really trading off the back of the US government in borrowing which the private sector can't do.
TOP PICK

(Top Sell) Starting to crumble. Freddie Mac started several months ago and Fannie Mae has just started. Don't think it's over.

BUY
Top holdings in his mutual fund. There's a lot of value in this company. They are into apartments as opposed to new homes and this is making new highs.
DON'T BUY
Would avoid this stock.
BUY
Thinks its troubles are over with. Management has been changed.
DON'T BUY
In a sector that’s in total disarray. A very levered company that plays by special rules. Major management problems.
DON'T BUY
Has leadership and earning restatement issues. Not sure if regulatory bodies are finished with this yet.
BUY
Tremendous franchise. Great buying opportunity.
DON'T BUY
Benefitted from people refinancing their mortgages and this will now slow down. Very levered. Prefers others.
DON'T BUY
A lot of controversy because they have grown so large there are concerns about the large mortgage debts, especially in some undesirable areas.
WEAK BUY
Good entry point.Rumors about US government pulling their guarantees.
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