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SEC Follow Up Exhibits Part C SEC_OEA_FCIC_001760-2501

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Figure 5<br />

Percent of Shares Outstanding<br />

1<br />

0.5<br />

0<br />

<strong>OEA</strong> DRAFT – INTERNAL<br />

Fails in Fannie Mae<br />

January 1, 2008 to September 30, 2008<br />

20080102<br />

20080115<br />

20080129<br />

20080211<br />

20080225<br />

20080307<br />

20080320<br />

20080403<br />

20080416<br />

20080429<br />

20080512<br />

20080523<br />

20080606<br />

20080619<br />

20080702<br />

20080716<br />

20080729<br />

20080811<br />

20080822<br />

20080905<br />

20080918<br />

Settlement Date<br />

Bailout Announcement<br />

Figure 5 shows that the pattern of fails in Fannie Mae from January 1 to September 30,<br />

2008 is not consistent with any repeated pattern to prevent it from getting on the<br />

threshold list. There were two instances where Fannie fails were above 0.5% for two<br />

consecutive days but the short duration of these instances does not fit our gaming profile.<br />

Those instances correspond to trading after the announced government bailout.<br />

Therefore, there is no evidence supportive of manipulation to prevent Fannie Mae from<br />

getting on the threshold list.<br />

7 3/5/2010

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