Fannie Mae (QB) (FNMAI) Quote

Didn’t happen but that’s ok. Just a little more time.

If more people talked Reisting (UpListing) rather than Release all the time,
and made the effort to find out the who's, what's and where's of
Relisting, FNMA would probably be $12.50 by now...RELIST THIS STOCK FNMA
Come On, Warriors - Lets Get FNMA where she belongs; the NYSE

An EO was signed today cancelling all regulations on lumber. One of many important steps in creating affordable housing. I believe last week federal land was also released for housing. Get ready for 6 million homes to be built. And Fannie and Freddie will be insuring all these mortgages but only if they are released from conservatorship. The ducks are aligning well. Quack quack quack what a lovely sound. Quack me and quack you. Quack away because we are headed to $250.

Give me an F
Give me an N
Give me an M
Give me an A

That Crook-run Click-Bait site intentionally misrepresents meaningless intra-day order processing volume as "shorts". Short INTEREST are open short positions needing to be bought back at some point in the future.

This is FINRA's OTC Short Interest site.
https://otce.finra.org/otce/equityShortInterest

Can I borrow $100, fam? The head shylock at Benjamins Capital just called me up for a meeting and I need a new tie. I swear I am good for it, fam!

Historical Short Volume Data for FNMA
Date Close High Low Volume Short Volume % of Vol Shorted
Feb 28 NA NA NA 6,818,573 4,323,548 63.41
Feb 27 NA NA NA 8,820,348 5,381,912 61.02
Feb 26 NA NA NA 8,535,400 4,544,802 53.25
Feb 25 NA NA NA 11,437,227 5,845,634 51.11
Feb 24 NA NA NA 12,071,501 5,575,403 46.19
Feb 21 NA NA NA 12,196,093 6,526,616 53.51
Feb 20 NA NA NA 18,443,468 9,114,647 49.42

https://www.otcshortreport.com/company/FNMA

10.9 million shorts as of Feb 14.
Do you really think there are still shorties in here?

$$BOOM! I am with you Bro 1 for 10 reverse split and $265 is stretching it, but may be achievable under ideal circumstances.

A lot of $$NON BOOM RED DAYS LATELY Bring on the reverse split.

My model suggests $265.

IYKYK

Buckle Up boys and girls!

McDonald's fries cost around $3.69. The price may vary depending on the location and order size.

McDonald's offers a $5 meal deal that includes a small order of fries, a four-count of McNuggets, and a small drink.
McDonald's also offers a 2 for $3.99 deal that includes a McDouble, McChicken, or 4 pc. McNuggets.

Thanks JWoods.

Thanks NeoSunTsu. Was thinking the same. A total turn around for WSJ. Hopefully other members of the media join in.

This Wall Street Journal story, or at least the headline, is a direct contradiction of the narrative that blames the GSEs for the 2008 financial crisis. I cannot count the number of times I have called out on this board that the blame has always fallen on the doorstep of Wall Street TBTF banks and their massive abuse of, at the time, unregulated, or very poorly regulated, or worse yet, poorly understood derivatives. This has been a poorly kept secret for a very long time - the TBTF bankers knew it, academic researchers wrote papers on this long ago, the Bush administration knew it (mainly Paulson), but the GSE piggy banks were an irresistable honey pot help fund the TARP bailout. Just as important, the GSE narrative was also low hanging fruit to feed the financially ignorant public.

We now have a recent article to call out the fraudsters and make the final uberpush for full restoration of our shareholder rights without any further enriching of the corrupt elements that caused this mess and covered it up with the false narrative. Calling out the treasury commitment as fully repaid plus 10% return to the government - wipes out the senior preferred shares and liquidtion preference - the warrants should be null & void, or left to expire - and with a reassessment of the capital taken from the GSEs when they were seized, additional consideration of the overpayments from the NWS, and finally, a reduction in the regulatory capital percentage, all spells an end to this fiasco with rights fully restored to shareholders. We are holding shares with the long-standing historical rights that the benefits travel with the shares.

This story could actually be the first financial media open contradiction of the narrative (purposely released?) that leads to the correct and final solution to the 2008 crisis - the end of the c'ship, release, and relist of the GSEs.

Wall Street Journal: The boys who crashed the economy in 2008 are back. Big time.
Collateral loan obligations are the hottest finance product in the market.
This is a free link.
https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/abs-crashed-the-economy-in-2008-now-theyre-back-and-bigger-than-ever-973d5d24?st=NrBfPV&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

unfreeze likely means for him to rates going down as he thinks inflation will be 2% . really? in 2 weeks? french fries are even more expensive at mcdonalds, a small fries close to $5.00. i don't buy it going down to 2% in next 2 few weeks, may be give it like a year. everything is even more expensive, hope will come down soon. i see the inflation stickly with not much hope.

never trust mba. broomskirt is a snake lobbyist

precisely, that is why those senate democrats are against releasing them and sent a letter to turner. in conservatorship, they fucked it up even more. who is going to go to jail, would they loot gse's more? spread the word.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175868972

FNMA&FMCC
Everyone here sounds like a bunch of skeerd mice runnin' from a cat -
That's ok - I's Skeeerd, Two

Do you really think there are still shorties in here? They would be insane.

Who has information here?

Yes we are on the same mindset. I too was thinking that would be around $28-$32 and within few weeks with further good news or a short squeeze similar to Gamestop 'might rise' to around $45.

Wall Street Journal: The boys who crashed the economy in 2008 are back. Big time.
Collateral loan obligations are the hottest finance product in the market.
This is a free link.

https://www.wsj.com/finance/investing/abs-crashed-the-economy-in-2008-now-theyre-back-and-bigger-than-ever-973d5d24?st=NrBfPV&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

This is the last thing we need right now. But there it is.

I don't know why you and others are so hellbent on relisting/ All that resembles is casting a net to get bait. Hooking and pulling in the big fish is the goal and the big fish is being free of government control. Relisting has a limited upside and if it's more than $25-30, I would be surprised. Perhaps that's enough for you. I want enterprise or intrinsic value, not the bread crumbs. I know patswil rides in my boat, not some dingy!

As Navy said, “ NYSE uplist is a Ginormous game changer for Fannie / Freddie” …

You’re asking the multi ginormous question, price? After the initial uplist price we may see a GameStop?

“In January 2021, a short squeeze of the stock of the American video game retailer GameStop and other securities took place, causing major financial consequences for certain hedge funds and large losses for short sellers.”

Care to stab at the initial Fannie & Freddie uplist price on the big boards !!!
Yep, I know lots of unknowns to be ironed out.
But still a starting minimum listing price that most shareholders wants to see.
Eventually, the markets will decide on that starting price.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hagerty-aide-luke-pettit-tapped-170635904.html

It is time to unfreeze the housing market.  The big thaw.  The big melt.  The melting point.

The most important question NOT if or when or what they going to do with fnf the question is what is what they going to do with us??shareholders?? the average guy vs ??

2025? Because with FnF, years matter.

Senate confirmation floor vote ASAP for Bill Pulte so as

Director & Conservator ... He can ASK for Fannie/Freddie UPLIST to NYSE !

Krab, Again, The monies Treasury has stolen with interest is in the calculation you’re referring too... AND the reason for this calculation of theft with damages:

Barron Quote “That means a cancellation of the SPSPA and a refund of hundreds of billions of dollars back to the Corporations” End of Quote

Barron4664
Re: jeddiemack post# 811048
Thursday, 01/09/2025 9:06:58 AM
You are correct, I hope you and all other shareholders understand that the issuing of these warrants to Treasury breaks at least 2 federal laws. HERA is not one of them. This fact exposes Sandra Thompson, and Treasury to the APA. Recent Court decisions have clarified that under the APA, the Statute of Limitations begins when the harm accrues, not from the initial agency action. Once these warrants are executed lawsuits should occur. This is all my opinion and is just words until tested in court, however, no one on this board has refuted this claim that FNMA common shares cannot be issued without receiving appropriate capital. And that the director's statutory duty is to prohibit capital distributions when under capitalized except for specific enumerated exceptions. HERA did not amend the safety and soundness duties of the director, just changed the name of the agency. Furthermore, the statute clearly states that the agency is not the director. The director can appoint the Agency as Conservator, the Director is still responsible for the safety and soundness of GSEs and that whether run by a board of directors or the Agency as Conservator, the Director has a statutory duty to ensure the GSEs comply with their Charters and the safety and soundness act. Unlike a takings claim or Illegal exaction, a succesful APA lawsuit could force an unwinding of everything done. That means a cancellation of the SPSPA and a refund of hundreds of billions of dollars back to the Corporations and Patswells or Rodneys pps estimates. If any posters think I am wrong, please refute this. So far all I have heard back is Gov can do anything they want. Yes they can and will until their actions are corrected.

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175642070

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "The housing market is stuck now, but I would expect that the housing market, sometime in the next few weeks, is going to unfreeze"


https://x.com/NewsLambert/status/1895629493852606780

I am trying to stay positive with the trump admin and that we are somewhere on the list but it gets hard some days. Yesterday was an absolute fiasco. I am glad we have Bessent on board. I find him to be rational, sane and normal. Pulte as well.

Multitask, not multitake

I hope they learn to multi take coz with this government, something will always be cooking on the stove hot and GSE will never get it's solo time to cook. So if they don't multitask, mid terms will come in no time and take priorities away 

DJT will almost certainly do an EO

Hi FOFreddie - I have no doubt. I try to think in terms of the person drafting or reviewing these - which I have done (as recently as 15 months ago). What would be the scope? Would it have a time frame/deadline? How much into the weeds should it get? We will see. Given that it's Trump it will probably just say something like release them in like 90 days. But hopefully will give Bessent and Pulte a lot of latitude.

I hope he waits at least until the summer to get the whole team settled and up to speed - and then can proceed rapidly. Give Pulte a punch list and a deadline.

I did not think about a shutdown - but is a real possibility - but don't think it will happen and don't think we will be impacted by the Bill.

Lamberth - Yeah - I am at a loss. Someone needs to check his pulse and see if he can fog the mirror.

I know everyone wants to cut FHFA - and I do to. All they need is 2 GSs and an untrained dog to run the place. But I don't want Elon and company to come within 3 blocks of the building until we get released, relisted and all set up. That's all we need. I can see it now - Hey, since we are in the neighborhood and in a cutting mode - don't these folks have access to a big pot of money we can grab? Do the letters "S-W-F" mean anything? Do the words "senior preferred" mean anything.

I hope DOGE doesn't even know what FHFA stands for until this is over. We will see.

Nats

The difference this time is that Trump really wants to do it. Forget about Treasury or FHFA or congress or anybody else. Read Trump letter. He is a builder and he hates government to control private companies. He hates government stealing people's money the way feds did it. When you read Trump's letter you can sense the resentment that he did not finish conservatorship in his 1st term. Its Trump this time and no one can stand in front of him to say keep FNMA and FMCC in the conservatorship. I suggest anyone having doubts then must read Trump's letter.

FNMA/FMCC
The Ides of March Approacheth

Hello Bobstruth, 

Thank you for your work on Rodney's document.  If you are interested in working with us, let Rodney know in e-mail. You can review what we are working on by reviewing my past posts. 

Well March came in like a Lamb so we know that means now...out like a Lion

Do they know it's coming, Hank?" President Bush asked me. "Mr. President," I said, "we're going to move quickly and take them by surprise. The first sound they'll hear is their heads hitting the floor."

This is the Bessent comment that takes us close to $10

Btw, are profits still being swept?

This is positive. Dem senators have been asking about impact of release on interest rates. Since Treasury is interested in policy conditions to unfreeze the real estate market and drive down interest rates

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "The housing market is stuck now, but I would expect that the housing market, sometime in the next few weeks, is going to unfreeze"

Bessent aim—as he's stated before—is policy conditions that drive down the 10-year Treasury yield (and thus mortgage rates)

looking forward to pulte being confirmed, restructure and consent decree

Now 34 Days Above $5.00! - PLEASE HELP TO RELIST US, MR.TRUMP!
FNMA
Date - PPS - Volume
Feb 28 - $ 6.40 - 6,838,175
Feb 27 - $6.54 - 8,838,147 - Ain't they supposed to Re-List Us?
Feb 26 - $6.30 - 8,568,491
Feb 25 - $6.2457 - 11,457,437
Feb 24 - $6.81 - 12,116,881
Feb 21 - $7.27 – 12,226,299
Feb 20 - $7.45 – 18,465,326
Feb 19 - $7.70 – 12,390,202
Feb 18 - $7.25 - 13,978,600
Feb 14 - $7.089 - 10,474,587
Feb 13 - $6.74 - 12,756,457
Feb 12 - $6.93 - 8,596,324
Feb 11 - $6.82 - 5,052,103
Feb 10 - $6.70 - 7,983,887
Feb 7 - $6.61 - 7,822,510
Feb 6 - $6.85 - 32,439,154
Feb 5 - $5.98 - 13,605,816
Feb 4 - $5.48 - 5,756,414
Feb 3 - $5.16 - 13,762,512 (oversold)
Jan 31 - $5.49 - 5,825,993
Jan 30 -$5.65 - 5,238,534
Jan 29 - $ 5.66 - 11,557,830
Jan 28 - $5.74 - 11,902,328
Jan 27 $5.46 - 17,666,323
Jan 24 $5.74 32,035,179
Jan 23- $6.50 - 9,201,548
Jan 22 - $6.85 -18,576,012
Jan 21 - $7.01 - 35,380,100
Jan 17 - $6.91 - 36,487,200
Jan 16 - $5.40 - 41,137,700
Jan 15 - $6.21 - 46,566,200
Jan 14 - $7.04 - 53,693,000
Jan 13 - $5.49 - 16,501,000
Jan 10 - $5.26 24,269,000

Senate Dems question HUD focus on reprivatizing Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac

By Liz Carey | February 28, 2025



https://financialregnews.com/senate-dems-question-hud-focus-on-reprivatizing-fannie-mae-freddie-mac/

Senate Democrats want to know if the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s focus on reprivatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Max will make mortgages more expensive.

In a letter to HUD Secretary Scott Turner, U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), the ranking member of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, along with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and nine other Senate Democrats questioned President Donald Trump’s push to reprivatize the companies.

“During your confirmation process, you repeatedly spoke of the desire to reduce housing costs, a goal we share. However, right out of the gate, you are actively advocating for policy changes that would likely raise housing costs for hardworking Americans,” the Senators wrote.

“Reprivatization of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac threatens to raise the cost of mortgages and rent and make it even harder to access credit for purchasing a home. At a time when so many Americans are struggling with housing costs, we must ask why you are choosing as one of your first priorities a policy that only makes it harder for Americans to afford housing.”

The Senators said the move could result in a taxpayer-funded giveaway worth billions for wealthy investors and hedge funds.

“Our housing finance system is a complex, multi-trillion dollar market that touches the lives of every American family. It is critical that any effort to reprivatize Fannie Mac and Freddie Mac does not result in windfalls for wealthy investors while raising housing costs for American families. We look forward to your prompt and thorough reply on this urgent matter,” the Senators wrote.

U.S. Sens. Richard Blumental (D-CT), Lisa Blunt Rochester (D-DE), Cory Booker (D-NJ), Dick Durbin (D-IL), Andy Kim (D-NJ), Jeff Merkley (D-OR), Chris Murphy (D-CT), Jack Reed (D-RI), and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) also signed the letter.

Average US rate on a 30-year mortgage falls for sixth-straight week to lowest level since December

https://apnews.com/article/mortgage-rates-housing-interest-financing-home-loan-88b42783156271f3956c945067e6a565

By ALEX VEIGA

The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. eased for the sixth week in a row, a welcome boost in purchasing power for home shoppers just as the annual spring homebuying season gets going.

The average rate fell 6.76% from 6.85% last week, mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday. A year ago, it averaged 6.94%.

Borrowing costs on 15-year fixed-rate mortgages, popular with homeowners seeking to refinance their home loan to a lower rate, also eased this week. The average rate fell to 5.94% from 6.04% last week. A year ago, it averaged 6.26%, Freddie Mac said.

The steady decline in mortgage rates rates this year hasn’t been enough to change the affordability equation for many prospective home shoppers, especially first-time buyers who don’t have equity from an existing home to put toward a new home purchase.

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes fell in January as rising mortgage rates and prices froze out many would-be homebuyers despite a wider selection of properties on the market.

New data on pending home sales, a bellwether for future completed sales, point to potentially further sales declines in coming months. They slid to an all-time low in January.

The average rate on a 30-year mortgage is now at its lowest level since Dec. 19, when it was also 6.72%. It briefly fell to a 2-year low last September, but has been mostly hovering around 7% this year. That’s more than double the 2.65% record low the average rate hit a little over four years ago.

“The drop in mortgage rates, combined with modestly improving inventory, is an encouraging sign for consumers in the market to buy a home,” said Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist.

The inventory of U.S. homes on the market climbed last month to its highest level since June 2020, according to data from Redfin. But mortgage rates and prices remain an unaffordable combination for many would-be homebuyers.

Mortgage rates are influenced by several factors, including how the bond market reacts to the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy decisions.

The latest pullback in rates echoes a decline in the 10-year Treasury yield, which lenders use as a guide for pricing home loans.

The yield, which was at 4.79% in mid-January, has been mostly easing since then, reflecting worries among bond investors over the potential impact from tariffs and other policies proposed by the Trump administration.

The 10-year yield was at 4.28% in midday trading Thursday.

Folks, I am expecting FnF release by mid-April with a supporting DJT EO !!!
Rick, keep blowing that Magical Horn, we need more Whales.

Mopes in panick is what I see reading those board. Let it RIDE! Mother F****ers........

Very positive. Pulte, Bessent et al have said that CON-ship exit depends on interest rate.