Published on May 24, 2013 4:06 am
The former titans of the industry FMCC (Freddie Mac) and FNMAM (Fannie Mae), have been making serious strides lately, that we have been powerfully voiced in bringing attention to over the course of these past few months. Yesterday Freddie Mac surged up another 19.76% on positive mortgage rate news. With these gains, FMCC (Freddie Mac), is now up more than 601.75% over the course of the past 2 months. We have said it before and we will say it again, that the Penny Stock Dream platform believes that both Fannie and Freddie will return to levels above the five dollar mark, thus no longer being classified as penny stocks.
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As the story with Fannie and Freddie continues to unfold, we will continue to provide coverage on these impressive companies because we believe that with the strides they have been making combined with the incredible amount of support that these companies have garnered among their investor, will see both of these companies continue to move up powerfully for quite some time. We highly suggest that subscribers continue to keep a close eye on these plays, as they continue to grow.
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