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Fannie Mae (FNMA)

DON'T BUY
Would avoid this stock.
TOP PICK
A pure value buy. 9 X trailing PE and 3% yield is intriguing. Headline risk is not as important as were the numbers and up ultimately.
BUY
Thinks the bottom is around $65.50. Wall Street journal says regulators are going to get really tough with this company. There's a lot of value there which will be unlocked. When this happens.
DON'T BUY
A very, very scary stock. There is a lack of disclosure on their part.
PAST TOP PICK
(A top pick Jan 30/04. Down 6%.) Has been hit by interest-rate fears. Lots of value in it. We'll be substantially higher a year from now.
PAST TOP PICK
(A past top pick Feb 18/04 on the debate with John Embry. Down 8%.)
PAST TOP PICK
(A past top pick Feb 20/04. Down 5%.) To own the stock, you have to be prepared for headline risks. Authorities in the US are looking up the regulations. Trading at 9 X earnings.
BUY
Concerns that they may be taking on a lot of derivative risks because of low interest rates. There is a question if the US government will rescue them.
DON'T BUY
Despite the fact that everybody likes this stock because of the refinancing going on, the flip side is that funding requirements are going to change.
TOP PICK
Valuation has come down below 10X earnings. Servicing revenue should be great over the next several years. Cheap.
DON'T BUY
Prefers Freddie Mac as their accounting issues are behind him. Doesn't know what is in store for Fannie Mae.
TOP PICK
Expects a period of years were you're going to have growth with deflation.
TOP PICK
Evaluation is very attractive. Worth $100.
TOP PICK
If they are guessing right on the Congress and the regulator, the stock could be a double.
TOP PICK
Turns out great earnings, ROE is fantanstic, very leveraged. Cheap on earnings basis, cheap on price too book, very attractive evaluation.
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