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23:28
Jun 24
Housing bill passage boosts home builders.
The bipartisan Road Act has passed Congress and is still expected to become law despite the signing ceremony being delayed. This legislation will boost home construction, benefiting home builders and related companies. KB Home had its best one-day gain since 2020, and the rally extended to D.R. Horton, Home Depot, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac.
FNMA 1ST
MED
14:27
Jun 17
Donald Trump President of the United States CNBC
Fannie and Freddie worth a trillion dollars.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are now worth approximately a trillion dollars due to the successful job done by Bill Py under the current administration, implying significant value creation and a bullish outlook for the GSEs.
FNMA
MED
16:05
Jun 15
Bill Ackman CEO, Pershing Square Capital (Quoted via X/Twitter)
Bill Ackman details Pershing Square USA's rapid capital deployment into high-quality companies at attractive valuations and highlights a 20% NAV discount, signaling strong conviction in PSUS shares.
FNMA
LOW
07:10
Jun 12
The tweet criticizes Michael Burry's stock picks by showing their poor performance but does not express the author's own position or forward-looking trade idea.
FNMA
LOW
17:07
Jun 10
Donald Trump President of the United States Bloomberg Markets
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac value surging
President Trump notes that the value of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has increased dramatically since he retained control over them, and estimates they could be worth $1 trillion. He emphasizes he chose not to sell them earlier at a low price, implying significant future upside.
FNMA
HIGH
16:14
Jun 10
Donald Trump President of the United States CNBC
Fannie Mae could be $1 trillion
Trump states that the value of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has increased dramatically since he took charge, having rejected a buyout offer for 10% of today's worth. He claims they could be worth $1 trillion, implying massive upside from current levels.
FNMA 1ST
MED
19:04
Jun 05
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
Donald Trump said his administration is still considering a public offering of shares in mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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18:06
Jun 05
zerohedge Financial blog / news aggregator
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares jump after former President Trump floats a potential one trillion dollar valuation for the mortgage giants.
FNMA
17:59
Jun 05
financialjuice Newswire (@financialjuice)
Former President Trump comments that initial public offerings for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are not off the table but there is no rush.
FNMA
14:54
Jun 05
Bloomberg Newswire (@business)
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac common shares initially surged after Trump said the mortgage giants could be worth $1 trillion, but later gave back most gains as skepticism grew.
FNMA
20:02
Jun 04
FirstSquawk Newswire (@FirstSquawk)
Former President Trump values Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac at roughly one trillion dollars according to a statement reported by FirstSquawk.
FNMA
13:07
Jun 02
DeItaone Twitter news aggregator (Walter Bloomberg)
President Trump announces William Pulte will remain Director of FHFA and Chairman of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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22:05
Mar 30
Stocks surged on Bill Ackman calling them "stupidly cheap" and reiterating the thesis for release from government conservatorship. The primary catalyst is political/regulatory action. Any progress toward release would lead to significant revaluation. The asymmetric payoff (10x potential) is tied to an uncertain binary event, making it a speculative watch. Conservatorship persists indefinitely or is resolved unfavorably for private shareholders.
FNMA
01:45
Mar 30
Bill Ackman CEO, Pershing Square Capital (Quoted via X/Twitter)
Fannie Mae 'stupidly cheap' — asymmetric setup; potential 10X return and could happen soon. Long-standing Pershing Square position.
FNMA
HIGH
20:26
Mar 27
Bill Ackman CEO, Pershing Square Capital (Quoted via X/Twitter)
Ackman endorses analysis backing Fannie/Freddie exit from conservatorship; GSE release to free markets unlocks shareholder value.
FNMA
MED
03:56
Mar 22
Bill Ackman CEO, Pershing Square Capital (Quoted via X/Twitter)
Pershing/F2 shareholders argue SPS fully repaid + $25B over; honoring original terms eliminates SPS liability and re-rates equity higher.
FNMA
HIGH
21:27
Mar 18
yieldchad Equities trader
The author argues that FNMA will decline because senior preferred shares won't be forgiven and insiders are selling.
FNMA 1ST
HIGH
01:57
Mar 12
Bill Ackman CEO, Pershing Square Capital (Quoted via X/Twitter)
Ackman endorses thesis: bailout repaid, structured conservatorship exit; intrinsic value could re-rate to $35+ (5x current) once recapitalized.
FNMA 1ST
HIGH
13:54
Jan 10
Chris Whalen Chairman, Whalen Global Advisors
Reports upcoming Trump decision on Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac IPO, no directional view expressed.
FNMA
LOW
23:26
Jan 08
1. THE FACT: Trump is using authorities granted by the 2008 conservatorship of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac that allows the companies to increase by around $200 billion their holdings of mortgage bonds. 2. THE BRIDGE: An increase in mortgage bond holdings by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could imply increased demand for mortgage-backed securities or a potential for these entities to become more active in the housing finance market. This could be a positive catalyst for the companies themselves or related assets. 3. THE VERDICT: Trump's action to allow FNMA/FMCC to increase mortgage bond holdings by $200 billion is a positive for the companies.

About FNMA Analyst Coverage

Buzzberg tracks FNMA (FANNIE MAE) across 12 sources. 9 bullish vs 0 bearish calls from 13 analysts. Sentiment: predominantly bullish (45%). 20 total trade ideas tracked. Latest voices: Romaine Bostick, Donald Trump, Bill Ackman.