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Fannie Mae (OP: FNMA )

1.300 -0.090 (-6.47%)
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3 Stocks Wall Street Could Be Watching on Fannie Mae’s Rally
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Why Fannie Mae Stock Was Up Big Today
The stock saw a double-digit jump. 
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Trump-Linked Stocks Take Off As He Seeks GOP Nomination For White House
Explore the impact of Donald Trump's political momentum on the stocks of PSQ Holdings, Rumble, Fannie Mae, and Freddie Mac, highlighting their significant rise in response to Trump's recent... 
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Why Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and Redfin Soared This Week
Falling mortgage rates and higher listings are giving these three stocks a boost. 
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Fannie Mae's 2024 Outlook: Housing Market Navigates Challenges With Emerging Resilience
Fannie Mae expects U.S. economy to decelerate in 2024, but housing market to undergo subtle transformation, mortgage rates predicted to avg 6.7% in 2024. 
Via Benzinga
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
3 Monthly Dividend Stocks for Steady Income in 2024
Watch your investments grow by enjoying monthly returns through these three monthly dividend stocks in the new year. 
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Plan To Save Homeowners Thousands On Closing Costs Quietly Derailed By Obscure Industry, Legislative Opposition
Fannie Mae, a government-run mortgage giant, was set to finalize a program this summer that would have nullified the need for title insurance. 
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Banks Have A Big Real Estate Problem But It’s Commercial, Not Residential
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Housing Market Crash Alert: Fannie Mae Just Sounded the Alarm
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If You Invested $5,000 in AGNC Investment 10 Years Ago, This Is How Much You Would Have Today
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Better Buy: AGNC Investment or Annaly Capital Management?
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Want a Big Monthly Dividend? Buy AGNC Investment
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AGNC Investment Is a Buy for 2023 and Beyond
The worst is over for the mortgage REIT sector. 
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Why Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Soared Today
The federally controlled mortgage giants got a boost from improving homebuilder sentiment – albeit off a low base. 
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Investors who bought stocks during the COVID-19 market crash in 2020 have generally experienced some big gains in the past two and a half years. But there was no question some big-name stocks performed... 
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Will the Fed Start Cutting Interest Rates In 2023? It's Possible
Many investors would love to see the Fed cut interest rates next year and create a better risk-on environment. 
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Should Investors Worry About Annaly Capital's Dividend?
The dividend will be at the mercy of the Federal Reserve. 
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Should You Buy Stocks If a Recession Is Coming in 2023? Here's What History Shows.
Stocks usually go down during recessions, but long-term investors can still come out on top. 
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Why Is MFA Financials' Dividend Yield So High?
MFA has a big dividend, but will be vulnerable in a recession. 
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2 High-Yield Dividend Stocks That Billionaires Are Buying
These passive income-generating stocks offer yields ranging from 11.3% to 18.6% right now, and billionaire money managers keep buying them hand over fist. 
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Here's Why AGNC Investment Corp Fell Nearly 30% in September
The Federal Reserve's hawkish monetary policy has been a headache for mortgage real estate investment trusts. 
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A Quick Look At The OTC Markets' Most-Active Securities In August - Here's What You Need to Know
While July gave markets around the world a breather, August reestablished 2022’s choppy financial conditions. 
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