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| Subject: Re: FNM, again | Date: 3/10/2004 7:25 AM | |
| Author: Lammergeier40 | Number: 269 of 295 | |
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I mean, on a $1 trillion asset base, $25 billion becomes little more than a 2.5% hedging error. But with total stockholder equity of only $16.8 billion, it's bit of a bummer for shareholders isn't it? Leverage of 55:1 isn't real forgiving of 2.5% errors. It isn't even very forgiving of 0.5% errors. Todd |
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