Nationalizing The US Mortgage Problem With Fannie and Freddie And Other Links
Fannie and Freddie
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Ed – what do you think of this:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/210704-the-5-trillion-bet
How can this possibly end well? Or even maintain the status quo? Is this sustainable?