Fannie Mae (QB) (FNMA) Share Price

Apr 17 -
Go Fannie Mae - Go Freddie Mac
Recap of our PPS since Mar 7 which was Day 39 of over $5 when we were at $5.84. Then the next trading Day (Mar 10)) we went BELOW $5 to $4.91, but rebounded swimmingly the next Day (Mar 11) to $5.19 and hit $6.11 on Mar 14...
Apr 17 - $6.26 – 2,974,068 up 15c - low/high spread 23c - TODAY
Apr 16 - $6.10 – 5,211,864 - down 41c - 27 Consecutive Days above $5 since Mar 11 !
Apr 15 - $6.51 – 6,334,012 up 26c - low/high spread 6.24/6.51 = 27c - meaning? Moon Soon!
Apr 14 - $6.05 - 12,330,692 up 22c
Apr 11 - $5.80 – 4,577,778 up 8c
Apr 10 - $5.72 – 7,625,278 down 30c
Apr 9 - $6.04 – 17,754,792 up 84c
Apr 8 - $5.20 – 12,114,769 down 47c
Apr 7 - $5.67 - 17,127,154 - (20 days above $5)
Apr 4 - $5.65 – 16,044,402 down 47c
Apr 3 - $6.13 – 11,688,776 down 44c
Apr 2 - $6.57 - 3,013,251 down 3c
Apr 1 - $6.60 - 6,043,923 up 28c
Mar 31 - $6.32 - 8,618,220 down 38 cents
Mar 28 - $6.70 – 5,985,439 down 31 cents
Mar 27 - $7.01 - 5,469,580 - up 9 cents
Mar 26 - $6.92 - 9,576,797 - down 39 cents
Mar 25 - $7.31 - 13,849,144 - up 21 cents
Mar 24 - $7.0879 - 16,707,951 - up 71 cents
Mar 21 - $6.38 - 8,510,618
Mar 20 - $6.25 - 8,037,839
Mar 19 - $6.03 - 8,071,667
Mar 18 - $5.65 - 10,339,547
Mar 17 - $5.82 - 9,309,100
Mar 14 - $6.11 - 16,518,200
Mar 13 - $5.50 - 5,951,400
Mar 12 - $5.65 - 9,589,600
Mar 11 - $5.19 - 10,480,900
Mar 10 - $4.91 - 16,783,700
Mar 7 -- $5.84 - 23,007,600

Fannie Mae - Up, Up, and Away - Taking Flight
Is you blokes ready to Fly on Monday?: Moonday?
Fight - Flight us to the upper realms - Fight, Fight, Fight

And miss out on the countless red, green, Sherwin, whaleballs post?
No we pass

I put you on ignore.

Maybe yr 2050 will be different! By 2100 for release for sure! Barrons grandson will release Fannie

Well the hope is over! Government will never let Fannie and Freddie free. I’m a bag holder unfortunately. 7 is hope , 10 is a dream and 2 or below is realistic .

$FNMA Layton video today. Such a jerk. Opposite analysis to Ackman. Arguments are flawed. Leaves out pertinent facts. Seems to have personal vendetta against GSEs. Watch if you want. Knock yourself out.https://t.co/onhC5dGt99— Rick Nagra (@RickNagra) April 18, 2025

Just finished watching the entire one hour Layton video. What a jerk. What a waste of time. Completely opposite analysis to that of Ackman. Essentially painted the picture that the GSEs are in a dismissal state and worthless. Layton never once mentioned retained earnings of $160B. I am so disgusted.

Layton must be paid for his comments.
He is still pushing the warrants. He states that the SPS are worth 330 billion without any explanation.
He knows better than that.
FOS.

This Layton message is completely opposite to that of Ackman.  Unbelievable.

Pulte can do all the work and Bessent will only have to bless it.

I just listened to 30 minutes so far.  Layton is an idiot.  Saying stupid things like it will take 10 years to exit.  And we shareholders pretty much mean nothing.  He is painting a very bleak picture.  This is not going to attract any new investors.

Not saying what we want to hear for sure.

I mean how many more Pulte tweets do we need? Surely, he will want to hang his hat on something bigger than what he is doing now? He seems ambitious.

Interesting. I said it before Bessent is extremely busy for the remainder of this year 2025.

I wish the CNBC app quotes on FnF would constantly shift from the standard 15 minutes delay to one year out.

Anybody else notice the CNBC app quotes on FnF constantly shifting from the standard 15 minute delay to real time quote?

Maybe the media and Pulte would pay more attention to FHFA if it were to employ Telegu speakers. Not saying the employees weren't engaged in $5,000 (matching amount cap) per year fraud each.

5,000x200= $1,000,000 a year. If it was going on for ten years, that would be $10 million. PEANUTS compared to the $301 billion fraud by FHFA.

Don Layton, former Freddie Mac CEO & former Sr Industry Fellow at the Center,

& JCHS Managing Director Chris Herbert will walk through how we got here, why

the GSEs have long faced an identity crisis, & what’s at stake in the push to privatize

that, if done poorly, could make mortgages much more expensive and much less readily available.

Here's a list of articles from Google FNMA search:

US giant Fannie Mae fires 200, mostly Telugus, over salary fraud: Report
(yesterday - India Today

Mass lay-offs of Telugu employees in US: Indian-American lawmakers seek action
India Today - 14 hrs ago

Fannie Mae Layoffs: 200 Indian-Americans, many linked to Telugu groups, fired on ‘ethical grounds’ after donation scam
Mint - yesterday

Rep.Subramanyam Launches Inquiry Into Mass Firing Of Indian Americans At Fannie Mae - India West - 5 hrs ago

U.S. reps launch inquiry into Fannie Mae firings of Indian American employees
Scotsman Guide - 23 hrs ago

Why US firm Fannie Mae fired 200 Indian-American staffers - NewsByte - 10 hrs ago

Why US giant Fannie Mae has fired 200 Indian-American employees, mostly Telugus - FirstPost - 15 hrs ago

Indian-American lawmakers demand probe into mass firing of Telugu employees by Fannie Mae - qq2.net - 8 hrs ago

US mortgage firm fires hundreds of Telugu-origin workers over ‘salary fraud’. Details here - fiancialexpress.com - 12 hrs ago

Mass layoffs hit Indian-Americans in US: Telugu-origin employees face the brunt — here’s why - EdexLive.net - 8 hrs ago

US firm Fannie Mae fires 200 Indian-Americans, mostly of Telugu origin, over 'false donations - MoneyControl - 2hrs ago

200 Indian-Americans Fired By US Company On 'Ethical Grounds'
TimesNow - 12 hrs ago

US Govt Sponsored Company Fires 200 Telugus On "Ethical Grounds -
Trak.in - 20 hrs ago

Mass Layoffs Of Indian-Americans In US Firm: Alarming Reasons Why Telugu Employees Are Among The Most Affected
Jaqran English - 12 hrs ago

Mostly Telugus among 200 employees fired by US giant Fannie Mae over alleged donation scam - News9Live - 21 hrs ago

DISGUSTING

Anybody else notice the CNBC app quotes on FnF constantly shifting from the standard 15 minute delay to real time quote?

Layton today.
$FNMA https://t.co/qFIKOoImbZ— Jusjunk.com (@David42592231) April 17, 2025

Imagine if they allowed any other investor to try and beat Pelosi’s return

Wonder why she is not pro release…?

A Google search for FNMA News these days shows bunches of articles as being only a few hours old, while in reality the stories are DAYS OLD,,,.that's all you see
nowdays - FIRINGS FIRINGS FIRINGS

Alec Mazo on Elisabeth Warren ...

"Among those sacked were nearly 200 Indian-American workers, mostly of Telugu origin. They were fired due to ethical concerns related to the misuse of the matching grants program."

Heck, this is probably easy to solve. They reported to work at Fannie Mae with access to phones and spent all day being telemarketers for Medicare gap insurers. See how easy it was to figure!

cancel not cansel

Article mentions 700 layoffs. But only mentions why 200 got fired.

https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/business/fannie-mae-fires-200-indian-american-staffers-over-false-donations/story

bcde, not meant to bombard the board but the statement you posted brought back to my remembrance several writing and quotes from years past…. Praying everyone on the board has a very prosperous enjoyable Easter Weekend. Best Regards

To preserve our independence, we must not let our rulers load us with perpetual debt. We must make our election between economy and liberty, or profusion and servitude. Thomas Jefferson

If our nation is ever taken over, it will be taken over from within. James Madison

There are two ways to conquer and enslave a country. One is by the sword. The other is by debt. John Adams

When economic power became concentrated in a few hands, then political power flowed to those possessors and away from the citizens, ultimately resulting in an oligarchy or tyranny. John Adams


We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution. Abraham Lincoln

Banking was conceived in iniquity and born in sin... Bankers own the Earth. Take it away from them but leave them the power to create money, and, with the flick of a pen, they will create enough money to buy it back again... Take this great power away from them and all the great fortunes like mine will disappear and they ought to disappear, for then this would be a better and happier world to live in... But, if you want to continue to be a slave of the bankers and pay the cost of your own slavery, then let the bankers continue to create money and control credit. Josiah Stamp

Some people think the Federal Reserve Banks are US government institutions. They are not... they are private credit monopolies which prey upon the people of the US for the benefit of themselves and their foreign and domestic swindlers, and rich and predatory money lenders. The sack of the United States by the Fed is the greatest crime in history. Every effort has been made by the Fed to conceal its powers, but the truth is the Fed has usurped the government. It controls everything here and it controls all our foreign relations. It makes and breaks governments at will. Louis Thomas McFadden

I am one of those who do not believe that a national debt is a national blessing, but rather a curse to a republic; inasmuch as it is calculated to raise around the administration a moneyed aristocracy dangerous to the liberties of the country. Andrew Jackson

And I'm hoping my Great, Great, Great Grandkids benefit from this investment when it gets released. Nah. Not feeling like this is getting really old. lol.

“Whoever controls the volume of money in any country is absolute master of all industry and commerce... And when you realize that the entire system is very easily controlled, one way or another, by a few powerful men at the top, you will not have to be told how periods of inflation and depression originate.” James A. Garfield President of the United States 1881.

Quantitative easing is counterfeiting it's theft and if private citizen's did it they would go to prison. Ignorant politicians consistently spend more money then they can raise and they borrow and worse create money with central banks. Doing that as a private citizen is a criminal offense. Financial regulations have become a shield to protect crooked bankers while politicians and central banks spend money they do not have by simply creating it.

They're stealing our money. Degrading our money is what the Federal Reserve does by degrading their debt but it degrades our savings. Massive money creation effectively produces inflation impoverishing those in society who should be helped. It's theft from the taxpayer and until central bankers and politicians are sent to prison for this theft it will continue.

Below link History of Money and Banking lots of wisdom from Founding Fathers of our great nation.

https://www.usdebtclock.org/money-history/money-timeline1863-1913.html

I really Hope My Great Grandpa Warren Buffet buys Fanny Mae again. I can already see the stock price soaring to over $1,000 per share.

Come on Great Grandpa please buy Fanny Mae.

I'm Big Donkey Balls

Good lord man... it is not a good idea, to just say whatever pops into your head.
You have removed all doubt...

This is a Trump trade.

You need to lurk more.

Learn how to spell.

Stop liking your own post!

While I also don't care about passing $6.17, I'm happy to add a 0 and say I'm VERY interested in passing $61.70

Thanks, very well explained.

"Market closed on Good Friday
"

Might as well. Probably wouldn't be anything good for F&F shareholders who all dwell in hell!

bcde, thanks, you’re spot on!
Quote:” Historically Federal reserve has done more harm than any good with fed create boom and bust cycles.” End of Quote

Warren Buffet “The arithmetic makes it plain that inflation is a far more devastating tax than anything that has been enacted by our legislature. The inflation tax has a fantastic ability to simply consume capital. It makes no difference to a widow with her saving in a 5 percent passbook account whether she pays 100 percent income tax on her interest income during a period of zero inflation, or pays no income taxes during years of 5 percent inflation. Either way, she is 'taxed' in a manner that leave her no real income whatsoever. Any money she spends comes right out of capital. She would find outrageous a 120 percent income tax, but doesn't seem to notice that 5 percent inflation is the economic equivalent.” End of Quote

bcde, a monetary system circulating a fiat currency is not a bad system per say, what makes the system dangerous is the citizen's that are caught living from pay check to pay check and a few very powerful people at the top can effect an entire society. We’re experiencing it now with interest rates in the housing market, 5 years ago a $1,500 monthly mortgage payment cost now $2,800. YES, you are absolutely right Federal Reserve created boom and bust cycles and are doing It again.

Below is a writing I wrote several years ago trying to explain the difference between a ‘Federal Reserve Note’ and a ‘United States Note’... What most Americans do not understand is that our United States Treasury has stopped creating our money and this power to create money has been given to a private corporation and the name of this corporation is the “Federal Reserve” and it is owned by private shareholders...

What most Americans do not know. It's not that most Americans can't know it's the simple fact that most have not taken the time to know...
The difference between a United States Note and a Federal Reserve Note is that a United States Note represented a "bill of credit" and was inserted by the Treasury directly into circulation free of interest. In other words a United States Note was created by the United States Treasury. The United States Note also known as “greenbacks” ended in 1971.

The Federal Reserve Note is created by the Federal Reserve and upon creation the Federal Reserve makes a profit of 6% as defined as a statutory dividend. In other words instead of the United States Treasury creating the money supply at no cost to the United States Taxpayer the Federal Reserve is creating the money supply and charging the United States Taxpayer 6% on money creation.

What most Americans do not understand is that the Federal Reserve is not the United States Government. The Federal Reserve is a corporation owned by private stockholders which are international bankers. What's deceptive in giving an appearance of impression different from the true one is the wording “Federal,” Certain words and phrases can be misleading. Example: Federal Express (Fed Ex) The word “Federal” in the business model of Federal Express has nothing to do with the Federal Government.

Now how would you like to own a business where you could create money out of nothing and receive a 6% dividend ? And what's amazing the Federal Reserve not only creates money out of nothing but also controls the value of the money that's created. (value: purchasing power). And the poor ole American worker is caught in this system of payment (Federal Reserve Note) which is being devalued by a minimum of 2% per year. (2% Fed target rate of inflation).

On average the American worker gives 40 hours of his or her life every week to receive the U.S Dollar as compensation. Think about that for a moment. On average 40 hours of your Blood, Sweat, and Tears to receive compensation paid in the amount of U.S. Dollars and at minimum the U.S. Dollar is being devalued at a rate of 2% per year. This calculates the U.S Dollar will lose 20% of it's purchasing power in a 10 year period of time ! THIS IS ALARMING.

Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan made the statements;

Quotes: “In the absence of the gold standard, there is no way to protect savings from confiscation through inflation. There is no safe store of value.” …

“The Fed is a Privately Held Agency, Completely Independent of U.S. Government-no other agency of government can overrule its actions.”

Definition: Bill of credit is a phrase from Article One, Section 10, Clause One of the United States Constitution. It refers to a document, similar to a banknote, that is issued by a government representing its indebtedness to the holder and typically designed to circulate as money.

I agree trump is faster than a turtle, smarter than a monkey and stronger than a mouse. He is the greatest and best Dear supreme leader ever. I'll give up the constitution and declare him king if he just releases Fanny.

I'll even agree to changing our national anthem to the Russian national anthem. It's actually kind of cathchi. But just please for the Sake of God all Mighty release Fanny and my friend Fred.

Market closed on Good Friday 

Fannie's trading today
low of day $6.06
high of day $6.29
spread of only 23c - apprx. 3 %
LOAD UP NOW for
BIG GAINS TOMORROW!

Naa half the time your flute doesn't work .I think news came out. I think I heard our dear supreme leader trump and the chinesse panda cub want to play paddy cake. Anyways keep sounding your flute Ricky. You know I love yaa Ricky.

I'm Big Donkey Balls. .

I dont care about surpasing 6.17 or the highest that I have paid for shares of Fannie 7.40. What we need is to have Fannie released up listed to the New York stock exchange , warrants canseled and all the Billions returned to Fanny and Fred. I dont care about 6.17. We are all getting old and can die today , tomorrow or next week.

Jesus Christ , Ricky your killing meeee.

Long and strong and still buying shares and will continue to do so up to $25.00 per share then hold and collect dividends.

I'm Big Donkey Balls.

Sounds like you should replace Powell, speaking on all economists like that.

When will it happen batboy? I'm like getting very old. Many Fanny share holders have died in the past few years.

On my God my whale horn is working.

Yep that falls under the purview of " Useful idiots" and the world is full of them. And showing once again that common ground can be found between all kinds of people when ideology is not part of the equation.

You are 100% on target.

Historically Federal reserve has done more harm than any good
with fed created boom and bust cycles.

It is foolish to think that unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats are better than
elected officials. Otherwise why even have elected officials, just have appointed bureaucrats.

Besides the economists are never good in their predictions and prescriptions.
but are excellent when looking back and explaining..

What I know for certain is....

....if I had made this post the moderators would have deleted it for being off topic.

Just like this post.....anytime now guys...

CCSAB answers to your questions.

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the minimum leverage capital requirement is to maintain tier 1 capital equal to at least 2.5% of adjusted total assets (minimum), and adjusted total capital equal to at least 4.5%, 6.0%, and 8.0% respectively, of risk-weighted assets. From Form 10K

First Tier 1 - Second risk-weighted assets

Tier 1 CAPITAL REQUIREMENT

Fannie short $12.9 billion
Freddie short $23 billion

Fannie, Total Assets $4.3 trillion, Total equity $94.6 billion Form 10k page 68

$4.3 trillion x 2.5% = $107.5 billion capital requirement, $107.5 billion minus $94.6 billion = $12.9 billion shortfall.

Freddie, Total Assets $3.3 trillion, Total equity $59.5 billion Form 10k page 133

$3.3 trillion x 2.5% = $82.5 billion capital requirement, $82.5 billion minus $59.5 billion = $23 billion shortfall.

With Treasury returning the stolen money to the companies both companies are capitalized. IF the Treasury chooses to continue on the path its on stealing from the Shareholders the 2.5% minimum leverage capital required with the companies $30 billion plus net income per year Fannie Mae will meet the number in less than one year and Freddie Mac less than two.

With the amount of earnings power of the businesses management can easily turn to the open market for less expensive capital to fund the risk-weighted assets. (line of credit).

Under these conditions absolutely NO REASON for a capital raise by a re-IPO. NO REASON for a government explicit guarantee. The companies are private entities explicit actions would necessarily turn the GSEs back into agencies of the executive branch as they were originally created.

First, Treasury and FHFA must agree to cancel the net worth sweep (NWS increase dollar for dollar on retained earnings) eliminate Treasury’s liquidation preference, and cancellation of the Senior Preferred. Fannie and Freddie already have repaid their senior preferred stock, to make the companies’ repay their indebtedness to Treasury twice would be fraudulent.

The JPS are non-cumulative, no reason for management to allot any money on behalf to the shareholders at this point in time to exit conservatorship and re-list on the NYSE. When management determines to reinstate dividend payments the companies can choose to sell into the open market new issues of cumulative preferred stock at a lower payout amount replacing the higher yield on the existing JPS and shareholders of the then old issue receive par.

Link below courtesy of Kt…

4.5%, 6.0%, and 8.0% respectively, of risk-weighted assets.

kthomp19
Re: Rodney5 post# 823266
Tuesday, 03/25/2025 11:15:22 PM
Check p. 129 of the pdf in Fannie Mae's 2024 10-K form to see its risk-weighted assets of $1.364T.

Check p. 217 of the pdf in Freddie Mac's 2024 10-K form to see its risk-weighted assets of $1.118T.

Those pages will also show you how far away FnF are from their regulatory capital requirements.

I would highly recommend bookmarking these documents. They contain a wealth of relevant information.