Resources
Radio Interviews
Tim Pagliara on the Joyce Kaufman Show on WFTL – December 4, 2014
Tim Pagliara on Bloomberg Radio WZAB The Biz – December 4, 2014
Archived Teleconference Recordings:
June 26, 2014 Investors Unite Membership Call with Tim Pagliara and John Taylor
October 29, 2014 – Cliff Rossi Slides
Litigation
Continental Western Plaintiff Supplemental Brief
Continental Western Plaintiff Motion to File Supplemental Brief
Investors Unite Amicus Brief — Perry Appeal
White Paper: Forging a Path out of Conservatorship for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
GSE Conservatorship Policy Paper
Event Photos:
Atlanta Press Conference Photo Gallery
Graphics:
$8.4 billion dollar loss by the taxpayer
Washington is Putting Your Pension at Risk
Reforming Fannie and Freddie Why It Matters
Timeline: The Fannie and Freddie Shareholder Heist
Event Resources:
June 10, 2014 Investors Unite Event – Joshua Rosner Presentation
Letters:
June 18, 2014 Investors Unite Letter to Met Watt – Investors Unite G-Fee Comments to Watt
October 8, 2014 Investors Unite Comment on FHFA’s Affordable Housing Goals
2008
- U.S. Government places Fannie and Freddie into Conservatorship.
- Shareholders retain 20.1% of common stock but zero rights.
- U.S. Government Acwquires 79.9% of common stock.
2010
- Common stock is delisted by U.S. Government and tanks in value. Shareholders in limbo.
2012
- Recovery kicks in. Billion begin flowing into Fannie and Freddie each quarter.
2013
- U.S. Treasury changes the rules; institutes “Third Amendment” and siphons-off 100% of Fannie and Freddie Profits.
- U.S. Senators Corker and Warner introduce legislation that codifies the theft of the Third Amendment and adds $5 trillion to the federal balance sheet.
2014
- Taxpayer bailout repaid. Fannie and Freddie pay the government an additional $15.4 billion above the bailout amount. Shareholders still get nothing.
- Tens of Billions of shareholder dollars remain in limbo.
- U.S. Senators Crapo and Johnson introduce legislation similar to the Corker-Warner Senate bill, still codifying Third Amendment, with no improvement for shareholder rights.
