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juicyjuice10002 juicyjuice10002 10 minutes ago
Release first then attract CEOs who can be offered options in FNMA. Once released options can be created. No one works for free.
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Wingsjr Wingsjr 13 minutes ago
Semantics. He makes all the decisions so you can call him a Purple banana.
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RickNagra RickNagra 18 minutes ago
Rub it in her face.  In general women know nothing about the GSEs.  Too busy watching The View and complaining about 47 over lunch with their other stupid friends.  Know nothing about tariffs taxes immigration and the big beautiful bill.  Just mouth off.  Disclaimer I have yet to get a second date.  I really don't know why.
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Red Cloud Red Cloud 35 minutes ago
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RickNagra RickNagra 35 minutes ago
Eye popping title.
https://www.benzinga.com/politics/25/03/44436692/fannie-mae-freddie-mac-in-upheaval-as-trump-administration-considers-privatizing-mortgage-giants
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Dabeav Dabeav 44 minutes ago
Fannie Freddie gap in pps keeps getting further apart. Strange
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Semper Fi 88 Semper Fi 88 45 minutes ago
If he uses his vast wealth to buy then great but his " star power" is being diminished daily by his own antics.
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stockanalyze stockanalyze 49 minutes ago
this is their chance to free them before april 3rd. fisher takings case, may 9th @10 am live stream , response due by april 3rd. will fhfa and treasury respond? response will say a lot, will they? does it matter? what do you all think? may be better that they lose and not fight. anyone has more details on what is being asked by plaintiffs?
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stockprofitter stockprofitter 59 minutes ago
$10 next week easy
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mike_usa mike_usa 1 hour ago
Thank you lookaheadfuture for your insight a decade back.

lookaheadfuture 01/26/14 8:55 AM
Post #171688 on Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)
"I started buying at .26 cents. I told my wife that if this thing ever gets to $3 then that's the same thing as it going to $30. I believe it will get there."
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Stockman1010101 Stockman1010101 1 hour ago
just bought some more FMCC at 5.15. Thanks sellers.GO FNMA & FMCC TO THE TEENS.
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navycmdr navycmdr 1 hour ago
premkt looks like a Banger Friday ! -

FNMA $6.22 x $6.30 _ 23,953 volume

FMCC $5.16 x $5.20 _ 500 volume





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Donotunderstand Donotunderstand 2 hours ago
Richest man in the world has looked at FHFA and F and F ? (If posts on layoffs is right and honest?)

So - did he learn of the potential if things are MADE RIGHT -- and he has power to do it

Imagine if MUSK decides to start buying and acting in our corner

Again - this wish is from the REAL seed that DOGE has looked at FHFA and F and F

??
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navycmdr navycmdr 2 hours ago
Top housing regulator in upheaval as executives, employees put on leave

Bill Pulte earlier this week fired 14 members of Fannie and Freddie’s boards
of directors and appointed himself chair of both.They come as the administration weighs privatizing the giant firms,
a decision that could bring a windfall to private investors but that
is opposed by many Democrats and others who fear that it could
roil the housing finance market.



By Katy O'Donnell - 03/20/2025

The Trump administration on Thursday fired the CEO of mortgage giant
Freddie Mac and placed two senior officials at the nation’s top housing
regulator on administrative leave.

Newly installed Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte
axed Freddie CEO Diana Reid, according to two people with
knowledge of the dismissal who were granted anonymity to
discuss internal moves.

Pulte placed FHFA Chief Operating Officer Gina Cross and
Human Resources Director Monica Matthews on leave earlier
in the day, after putting dozens of agency employees
on leave this week.

The sudden developments add to the upheaval at the independent
agency, which regulates Freddie and sister firm Fannie Mae,
the government-controlled companies that stand behind
about half of the U.S. residential mortgage market.

They come as the administration weighs privatizing the giant firms,
a decision that could bring a windfall to private investors but that
is opposed by many Democrats and others who fear that it could
roil the housing finance market.

Pulte, a former private equity executive who hails from one of the
most prominent families in American home building, has quickly
asserted his grip on the agency since being sworn in last Friday,
hollowing out several offices.

Earlier this week, he fired 14 members of Fannie and Freddie’s
boards of directors and appointed himself chairman of each —
despite a statute stipulating that the director may not “hold any
office, position, or employment in any regulated entity or
entity-affiliated party.”

Employees in the Office of Consumer Protection, the Office of
Statistics and Research and the Office of Equal Opportunity
and Fairness were placed on leave over the last few days.

Staffers in the Office of Minority and Women Inclusion had
already been placed on leave weeks ago, the people said.

The director of FHFA’s Office of Congressional Affairs and
Communications, Antonio White, was fired on Monday.

Spokespeople for the FHFA and Freddie did not immediately
respond to a request for comment.

Daniel Lippman contributed to this report.
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stink stack stink stack 2 hours ago
I am hoping that you get your 10 bucks very soon amelia43. ;)
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wdereb79 wdereb79 2 hours ago
You must be building one helluva kitchen. 😆
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navycmdr navycmdr 2 hours ago
Fannie Mae: Risk-Reward Is Balanced
-- Fannie Mae's stock has surged nearly 5X in six months,

driven by Bill Ackman's endorsement of its large asymmetric upside potential.

Mar. 21, 2025 - Joseph Parrish -

Summary

-- Fannie Mae's stock has surged nearly 5X in six months, driven by Bill Ackman's endorsement of its large asymmetric upside potential.

--- Despite profitability and core revenue growth, FNMA's conservatorship severely limits earnings due to hi pref divies owed to the govt.

--- Ackman's activism aims to end conservatorship, potentially boosting FNMA's market cap to $100B, but this relies heavily on government cooperation.

--- Given the balanced risk-reward profile and potential for a 2X return, I rate FNMA a Hold, acknowledging both its upside and significant
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Spicoli Spicoli 2 hours ago
https://ewminteractive.com/trump-trade-fannie-mae-elliott-wave-lens
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wdereb79 wdereb79 2 hours ago
I could kick myself for not loading up back then. I went back and saw you bought at .26 cents. Congrats sir. My wife vetoed me buying any more Fannie stock back then. I had already loaded up and it wasn’t looking good back in those days. Good luck to you.
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amelia43 amelia43 2 hours ago
Eternal, I know what you are saying about human nature. Maybe in my 40’s I’d get tempted to want more but in my 50’s I have different perspectives and priorities in life.

I originally bought Fannie when my kids were in grade school and thought their college tuition would be funded by this investment. Well college came and went. Older kid took a year off but is going back to grad school this fall. Younger kid will start grad school in fall of 26. At $10 I can fund their grad schools, kitchen, and some day trading money. That’s good enough for me.

I don’t own massive shares like Mr. Michael or Navy, for them extra $10 is life changing. I only own 92.5k shares. At $10 I reach my goals. At $20 I just have a little more money but not life changing. Nobody can predict the future. Who knows how long it will take to get to $10, $20, $30,…. Maybe from $10 to $20 takes only a week maybe I’ll regret not waiting a week. Maybe from $10 to $20 takes a year then I’ll be happy that I got my kitchen a year early. Only god knows. For me I can only focus on my little goals and that’s good enough.
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Spicoli Spicoli 2 hours ago
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navycmdr navycmdr 2 hours ago
$Boooom ! Ex-Vance Staffer Kofsky Joins FHFA as Agency Eyes Job Cuts

Kofsky joined shortly after Director Bill Pulte was sworn-in,
said the people, who asked not to be identified as the move hadn’t
been announced.

The agency cut some jobs this week and is looking to accelerate those
efforts, some of the people said.





Jason Leopold, Lydia Beyoud and Katanga Johnson

Thu, March 20, 2025 at 4:51 PM PDT 2 min read

(Bloomberg) -- Aaron Kofsky, a former staffer to then-Senator JD Vance,
has joined the Federal Housing Finance Agency and is tasked with helping
to overhaul its structure and workforce, according to people familiar with the matter.

Kofsky joined shortly after Director Bill Pulte was sworn-in, said the people,
who asked not to be identified as the move hadn’t been announced.
The agency cut some jobs this week and is looking to accelerate those
efforts, some of the people said.

Kofsky is currently assigned to the FHFA’s Division of Housing Mission
and Goals, where he’ll help direct decisions about reducing the division’s
staff, the people said. The FHFA’s Division of Conservatorship Oversight
and Readiness is likely to be the next focus for staff cuts, some of the
people familiar with the matter said.

The agency’s head of human resources and its chief operating officer are
no longer active in their roles at the FHFA, one of the people said.

FHFA declined to comment. Kofsky didn’t immediately respond to a
request for comment.

The FHFA is responsible for overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac,
which were put under government supervision in the wake of the 2008
financial crisis. Hedge funds and other investors have called for the
government to release the two entities from conservatorship, a move
that could provide a windfall for shareholders.

The FHFA also oversees the Federal Home Loan Bank system,
which helps banks provide affordable mortgages to home purchasers.

Kofsky left Vance’s Senate office last year after Wired published a
story about his social media posts describing prior drug use. Kofsky
said in a statement to Wired that he regrets posting the comments
and is thankful that part of his life is behind him.

Before that, he worked briefly for acting Securities and Exchange
Commission Chairman Mark Uyeda when he was still a commissioner,
as well as for former Senator Patrick Toomey, a Pennsylvania Republican.

(Updates with details about head of human resources, chief operating officer in 4th paragraph.)
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Sittingduck1 Sittingduck1 2 hours ago
Good morning America!

Who went to Las Vegas for the get together last month?
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Guido2 Guido2 3 hours ago
The fight for justice continues: oral argument at the Federal Circuit on May 9th at 10:00am in the largest Fifth Amendment Takings case in United States history. @IJ @PacificLegal @pjaicomo @GuidoPerei @AMandoSch @fnmaAllDay @fnmajedi https://t.co/Vqy8h91Hia— Bryndon Fisher (@bryndonfisher) March 21, 2025

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navycmdr navycmdr 3 hours ago
early Level II lookin' very good ! -
the usual MM suspects are fighting for position ! (GTSM & OTCN)

Boooom ! premkt Volume -

FNMA 10,130 @ $6.40
FMCC 500 @ $5.20 ♥️


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navycmdr navycmdr 3 hours ago
G'mornin' Fannie / Freddie Boys 'n Girls ...

Don't worry ... 'bout a thing ... cause ......"everything will be taken care of" ...

the NEW Sheriff is on the JOB and Taking DECISIVE ACTION !

I'm your Huckleberry !





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lookaheadfuture lookaheadfuture 3 hours ago
Holy smokes.  That was me.  I hardly ever read here nowadays.  I'm still alive, only 57 you know!
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Rodney5 Rodney5 3 hours ago
Good morning bcde,

Quote: “PSPA is authorized by HERA. No further Congressional approval is required as long as it is in compliance with HERA.” End of Quote

That’s the thing the preferred stock purchase agreement is not in compliance with HERA…

Neither the Charter Act nor did HERA authorize the Treasury to charge a commitment fee on a line of credit to be paid by the Enterprise.

The Charter Act, and the Federal Housing Enterprises Financial Safety and Soundness act of 1992 (FHEFSSA); Both as amended by the HOUSING AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT OF 2008, (HERA).

AGAIN:

THIS IS WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED.

The difference in what the Treasury had authority to do and what actually happened during conservatorship as it relates to Treasury's actions, simplified. The GSE’s had a limited explicit obligation from Treasury in the amount of $2.25 billion. With the passing of HERA this explicit obligation was increased above the limit of $2.25 billion to $200 billion to purchase obligations of the company (MBS Obligations) up to the point in time expired December 31, 2009. Page 18 charter act.

STRESSING: PURCHASE OBLIGATIONS, MBS OBLIGATIONS of the enterprises.

HOUSING AND ECONOMIC RECOVERY ACT OF 2008, (HERA), gave to the Treasury this purchasing power; OBLIGATIONS, MBS OBLIGATIONS (nothing more nothing less)... Rather than purchasing obligations of the companies the Treasury decided to create a new product called the Senior Preferred Stock with an illegal commitment fee attached. Neither the Charter Act nor HERA authorize a commitment fee to be charged by the United States Treasury.

Where is "maximize profits for taxpayers" written in the Charter Act? Specifically, in this provision entitled Fee Limitation of the United States: ?

This leads to the question, who authorized the appropriation of taxpayer debt to provide the 200 billion commitment? Certainly not Congress. Treasury took it upon themselves and authorized a 200 billion commitment available in exchange for One Million Shares (1,000,000) with an initial liquidation preference of $1,000 per share. Shares of senior equity illegal and unconstitutional. Page 5 of the Senior Preferred Stock Purchase Agreement.
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EternalPatience EternalPatience 3 hours ago
We shall see. I know how human minds work to an extent..  
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amelia43 amelia43 3 hours ago
Yeah that was when we couldn’t break $2’s. I sold all at around 88 cents after SCOTUS and lost a chunk of money. I was out of this stock for 2 years and then bought back a chunk at $1’s and another chunk at $3 exactly. My current average is $1.65 and new target is $10. I’m not greedy I just want to make my loss back plus some for the 12 years I spent on the GSEs.

Don’t know why you call me a liar? You always come on here picking fights with others. Would you like milk and cookies to calm you down?

Auf Wiedersehen!
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wdereb79 wdereb79 3 hours ago
If you got stuck in this stock for 12 years, you don’t need to use that chunk of cash to “day trade”.
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Patswil Patswil 4 hours ago
NYSE or NASDAQ? which shall we choose?
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MoCubano MoCubano 5 hours ago
Stop lying. You said on different occatin the past you would sell at 3. Quit your BS spewing.
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nagoya1 nagoya1 5 hours ago
Will be celebrating in the streets, no more GSE daily moaning and groaning.
Counting the days.
Can’t imagine waking up next to this mess
Fnma
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RickNagra RickNagra 8 hours ago
Oh wow. You are not very bright. Quite dumb actually. A moron really. A doorknob. Actually most doorknobs are smarter than you. Don't believe me ? Take a trip to Home Depot. Ask them doorknobs yourself on the shelf. They are more intelligent than you. DOGE is the best. DOGE rules. Get rid of the fraud abuse and waste and corruption and illegal activities. I do not like you. How many times have you insulted me ? You truly are a jerk. And this is the first time ever I have called someone a jerk.
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RickNagra RickNagra 8 hours ago
Well one thing is for sure Mr. Mike. It was not me. I have yet to get a second date.

Many years back, more than 10 years back, one poster on this board posted that "He told his wife while buying FNMA at 30 cents that for any reason if this goes to $3, for the same reason this goes to $30 as well"

I don't remember who posted it, but I remember what he said. I hope he is still alive. I feel few members passed away waiting on this.

Note: Not a suggestion to buy/sell.
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TightCoil TightCoil 9 hours ago
So you're giving it a
Strong Smell Rating?
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Wingsjr Wingsjr 9 hours ago
You are wrong! They gave the FHFA ultimate power over FnF. Congress has no say in the matter since Cship.
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bcde bcde 9 hours ago
FHFA Director as the conservator, is everything when it comes to FnF..
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naveedkhan naveedkhan 9 hours ago
DogeDumber is concerned that something illegal has happened at Freddie? Go back to sleep!
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Stockman1010101 Stockman1010101 10 hours ago
It does not matter. He controls both companies and will do as Trump and the Shareholders wish.
Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!!!!!
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Stockman1010101 Stockman1010101 10 hours ago
I am smelling $10 by next week.
IMHO
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Stockman1010101 Stockman1010101 10 hours ago
This is one of the big reasons why the shareholders have seen Zero (0) benefit holding FNMA, FMCC shares for the past 18 years. Fannie & Freddie shareholders should feel like the Israelites being freed from 400 years in bondage as slaves of Egypt during the great biblical EXODUS.
Thanks to Mosses then, or Pulte now we are about to see amazing things happen with our FNMA, FMCC shares and these companies.

GLTA Shareholders
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Stockman1010101 Stockman1010101 10 hours ago
Beautiful!
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mike_usa mike_usa 10 hours ago
Many years back, more than 10 years back, one poster on this board posted that "He told his wife while buying FNMA at 30 cents that for any reason if this goes to $3, for the same reason this goes to $30 as well"

I don't remember who posted it, but I remember what he said. I hope he is still alive. I feel few members passed away waiting on this.

Note: Not a suggestion to buy/sell.
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CCSAB CCSAB 10 hours ago
People are confusing book value and market value unfortunately
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mike_usa mike_usa 10 hours ago
In my opinion, this may be below $5 or above $40, not in between for long.
Note: Not a suggestion to buy/sell,
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Golfbum22 Golfbum22 10 hours ago
Pulte is on a mission. Friday is end of first week and look all he has done.

Make no mistake

This plan was done months ago and this is no one man band doing whatever he wants

He knows what he is doing and doing very quickly what he was hired to do

We are going to love or hate this guy and I find it very hard to believe the latter

Cat will be out of the bag soon enough at this pace. No pun intended for you know who-lol

Go Pulte go

Go FnF

Release the kraken and the plan soon.
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amelia43 amelia43 11 hours ago
Yup at $10. If in the event somehow it explodes say from $8 to above $10 in one day then I will consider myself lucky to make more than $10 but nonetheless I will exist at $10.

I already have my money allocated to different purposes. I will remodel my kitchen. I will pay for my kids’ grad schools. I will have a chunk of cash to “day” trade stocks. I will never make the mistake to be stuck for 12 years on a single stock again.
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navycmdr navycmdr 11 hours ago
Freddie Mac named its president, Mike Hutchins, as interim chief executive officer, according to a person familiar with the matter. Freddie's former CEO, Diana Reid, was terminated, said the person, asking not to be identified citing private information.23

Freddie Mac named its president, Mike Hutchins, as interim chief executive officer, according to a person familiar with the matter https://t.co/cNzZBHxJJd via @bpolitics— Cmdr Ron Luhmann (@usnavycmdr) March 21, 2025

The bill that created the FHFA explicitly states that the directors may not have direct interest in the regulated entities, AKA Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

The DOGE move to put Pulte on both boards is illegal and in conflict with the bill that created his position. pic.twitter.com/oRIGjCQFXa— DogeDumber (@DogeDumber) March 21, 2025
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