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First National Financial Corp T.FN

Alternate Symbol(s):  FNLIF | T.FN.PR.A | T.FN.PR.B

First National Financial Corporation is the parent company of First National Financial LP, a Canadian originator, underwriter and servicer of predominantly prime residential (single-family and multi-unit) and commercial mortgages. The Company's segments include Residential and Commercial. The Residential segment includes single-family residential mortgages. The Commercial segment includes multi-unit residential and commercial mortgages. Its commercial mortgage solutions include mortgage solutions and commercial servicing. Its mortgage solutions include retail, multi-family residential, office, industrial, storage, student housing, mixed-use and land. Its commercial servicing includes mortgage servicing, financial requirements, undertaking, insurance requirements, property tax, pre-payments and banking changes, and annual compliance forms. Residential Mortgage solutions include home buyers, customers and My Mortgage by First National. The Company offers mortgage brokers solutions.


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Post by mack2000on Jan 16, 2001 10:54pm
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Post# 3138999

looks bad

looks badafter a great run and some nice profit (12.4-18.50) i said buy with both hands at 14.40 . now i am afraid to say that its time to take profit . i would be watching francos price action to confirm another buy . right now a two day close above 18 would be anonther buy. but as i look at the charts the past 4 years that franco has been in a bear market i noticed that every time it reached its peak and then started to correct (like now ) franco has gone on to make new lows. (12.40 ) .now i do not want this to happen but only a reversal in this indicator could a bull market begin. so franco has to trade at least 2 dollars above its intralow for at least two days to begin buying with both hands. for now take profit or hold all bets. go gold go franco
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