Freddie Mac NYSE:FRE - MarketClub Video Lesson

November 20, 2007 · Filed Under General · 2 Comments  


Good Tuesday Everyone. I decided to give you my usual Lesson a bit early as it’s VERY current…

This morning, at 10AM est, the Freddie Mac team addressed what was a packed conference call to report their earnings for Q3 and project where Freddie Mac will end up…AND I WAS THERE!!

Overall the tone from management was optimistic…but understandable so as shareholders have been clamoring to know how management will fix what the sub-prime mess really made on Freddie Mac. But to shareholders and casual observers alike, they knew the outlook for Q4 was grim.

One presenter noted; "Q4 will be a lot like Q4". Does that mean another 25.00 per share drop? The video analysis will help traders understand the conference call a little better along with explaining how trading with the trends in ANY market can be profitable.

Freddie Mac Video Lesson

All my best, 



Brad Stafford

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Chairman Bernanke let’s go shopping

November 20, 2007 · Filed Under General · 1 Comment 

Open invitation to the FED Chairman Bernanke and to all Fed governors  to go shopping

Dear Chairman Bernanke,

Let’s go shopping.

I invite you and your entire committee to come shopping with me for groceries in any local supermarket you like. Oh, before we do that let’s stop at a filling station and buy some gas.

You know what gas is, right? Well that’s the stuff the goes in your car’s gas tank, that’s what gets most Americans to work.

I am not sure if you, or any of your committee have at anytime in the past year purchased a gallon of milk, a gallon of gas, or any groceries to put on the table. But, if you haven’t, then its time we went shopping together.

You see Mr. Bernanke, I along with three hundred million other hard working Americans are having a hard time understanding why you keep saying that inflation is under control.

We just don’t understand where you get your numbers from? You see we are the regular folks who get paychecks, shop at the local stores and supermarkets and fill up our tanks at the local filling station.

We just don’t understand where you go to get your groceries or buy your gas. That is why I want to invite you and your entire committee to come shopping.

I know you are busy, so if my invitation doesn’t work for you, perhaps you could let me in on the secret store and filling station where you and the Fed governors shop and buy gas.

Thanks.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

Adam Hewison

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