Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation (QB) (FMCCM)

So far Bloomberg got everything it was looking for from the hit pieces ...

Yeah, I am on it. Loaded up more shares on the dip today just like my other Amigos 🤪

Shareholders please repost:

@realDonaldTrump , if you really believe this, why is the @FHFA communist conservatorship still robbing the rights and value from the $fnma $fmcc shareholders? You can’t counter communism while continuing a communist theft by government. #fanniegate https://t.co/cJ5hcCQaTG— Alexander Hamilthon (@xanderhamilthon) June 26, 2026

Let's help the SEC with screenshots of the MM manipulation of F&F. Screenshots and trade numbers!

Overview of SEC Investigations in OTC Markets

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has significantly increased its enforcement actions against manipulative trading practices in over-the-counter (OTC) markets. This focus aims to protect investors from fraudulent activities that can distort market integrity.
Key Manipulative Practices Targeted

The SEC is concentrating on several specific manipulative trading schemes, including:

Wash Trades: Transactions where a trader buys and sells the same security to create misleading activity.

Spoofing: Placing orders with the intent to cancel them before execution to manipulate market prices.

Pump-and-Dump Promotions: Coordinated efforts to inflate a stock's price through misleading promotions, followed by selling off shares at the inflated price.

Recent Enforcement Actions

Recent SEC actions have highlighted the following trends:

Coordinated Fraud: Investigations are increasingly targeting networks of individuals involved in manipulative trading, focusing on hidden ownership and collaborative schemes.

Low-Priced Securities: The SEC is particularly vigilant about market manipulation in low-priced securities, which are often more susceptible to fraud.

Increased Penalties: Enforcement actions have resulted in substantial penalties for those found guilty of participating in manipulative practices.

Conclusion

The SEC's intensified scrutiny of OTC markets reflects a commitment to maintaining fair trading practices and protecting investors from manipulation. By focusing on specific fraudulent schemes and leveraging advanced analytical tools, the SEC aims to create a more transparent and trustworthy market environment.

America is a nation of builders
Soon, you will be free to build— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 6, 2024

$FMCC~ $FNMA~

Guido and others please repost my piece on the Bloomberg hit masters:
$fnma $fmcc ... This post is to quickly address the continual hit jobs that Bloomberg executes on the GSEs with every bit of positive news that arises which may potentially provide an impetus sparking movement towards an uplist, administrative action, or release, and almost any…— Neo Sun Tzu (@neo_tzu53185) June 26, 2026

also found this below. Not sure how dated info is;

House Republicans introduced bills like H.R. 1209 (End of GSE Conservatorship Preparation Act) in early 2025/2026 to push for timelines and plans. FHFA Director Bill Pulte and others have floated partial share sales (e.g., 5% IPO-style offerings) while keeping them in conservatorship initially. Trump has signaled interest in "taking them public" but has also prioritized keeping mortgage rates low.

New draft legislation in Congress would direct housing giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy homebuilder construction loans and package them into bonds in the latest push to cut the cost of building homes and boost supply https://t.co/OCC7XLaMpA— Bloomberg (@business) June 25, 2026

Trump says:
"Obama/ Biden SCAM in legal trouble, they allowed @FHFA to STEAL RETIREMENT SAVINGS of HARDWORKING AMERICANS who INVESTED in Fannie & Freddie"

"Would've ordered FHFA to release F2 from Cship"

"Fully privatized"

"STEAL money from citizens is SOCIALISM & TRAVESTY" pic.twitter.com/FfG4MAEr4k— MIA (@MIA95629998) June 26, 2026

Rep Scott Fitzgerald introduced a bill yesterday to amend Fannie and Freddies Charters to allow them to purchase and bundle construction loans to increase Housing Supply. We do not know the complete text of the Bill yet.

Here is the Grok analysis:

H.R. 9461 amends the charters of Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association Charter Act) and Freddie Mac (Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Act) by explicitly adding or expanding authority for the GSEs to purchase and securitize certain residential construction loans.

congress.gov

How the Charters Are Amended (Based on Available Details)Since the bill was introduced on June 25, 2026 (just yesterday), the full legislative text is not yet posted on Congress.gov (standard for very recent bills; a Congressional Research Service summary/analysis will follow once text is available). However, reporting on the bill (titled the Working Families Home Construction Act of 2026) indicates the following targeted changes:

fixedincome.fidelity.com

Expands permissible activities: The bill modifies the GSEs' statutory powers to permit (and reportedly require in some descriptions) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to buy qualifying residential construction loans from lenders and then securitize (bundle) them into mortgage-backed securities for sale to investors.

fixedincome.fidelity.com

Current limitation addressed: Under existing charters, the GSEs have programs for construction-to-permanent loans but face restrictions on broader standalone/interim construction lending. This bill removes or relaxes those barriers for "certain" loans to increase secondary market liquidity.

congress.gov

Affordability guardrail: Financed homes must ultimately be sold to buyers earning 90–130% of area median income (targeting "working families").

fixedincome.fidelity.com

These amendments are narrow and technical—focused on updating the "purchase and securitize" powers in the charter statutes (e.g., sections governing mortgage purchases in 12 U.S.C. for each GSE) rather than overhauling the entire charters or adding unrelated provisions.

freddiemac.com

The bill does not appear to include major new regulatory requirements, funding, or offsets beyond this core housing finance adjustment. It was referred to the House Financial Services Committee with no further actions or amendments yet.For the exact statutory language once available, check Congress.gov (H.R. 9461). Let me know if you'd like updates, comparisons to existing charter language, or context on related Fitzgerald bills!

Just having a bill that includes the phrase, "end of conservatorship" isn't necessarily a good thing. Increasing CRTs is going to reduce their future income. So too, restrictions on their MBS portfolios. These are bipartisan crooks like CorkerWarner a few years ago, beholden to TBTF banks.

Boom, just cuz

The government sold the companies, then nationalized them, and now plans to sell them again. This time they may only be able to sell 80% though. So, do the owners get to keep the other 20%?

Confuscious say,
"Bread RISE."

$FMCC~ $FNMA~

My retirement account is invested in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac which our government has looted through it's TEMPORARY conservatorship for almost 18 years.

FREE FANNIE!
FREE FREDDIE!@POTUS @pulte @SecScottBessent @SecretaryTurner @howardlutnick @BillAckman @michaeljburry https://t.co/Yj8sPRkq91— Guido da Costa Pereira (@GuidoPerei) June 25, 2026

Too funny, they can’t be trusted!

It's getting truly insane with this "pop and bleed" routine. MM's are shooting fish in a barrel on this if you're trading actively. We need to see multiple days straight of price rise and volume rise, before putting the carriage before the horse. Trump loves creating lots of ambiguous and baffling controversy, to blind and befuddle those DC swampians to his actual "quiet moves/plans".

Holding up the housing bill until they pass his voting bill is just diabolical work!!!

Always have had😂

Thanks, NeoSun must be undocumented. You fellas should know how the process works without needing AI.

Super Nova Boom! LOL, if I had a penny for every time a fella posted that they just bought more shares ...

Same Ole fantasy land fellas. Housing Bill doesn't include releasing FNMA/FMCC.

⛪️.

lovely to see the tape painters and manipulators are still alive and well awaiting at the finish line to knee-cap everyone ... release needs to come out of the blue like the big bang so they all die in a cosmic incineration ...

Nice day added a few more shares. Long and Strong.

WE HAVE SEEN THIS BEFORE !

WOW.You really think that I wield that level of power from this little board? 🤣 /s

Point taken (good point) !

You said something to mean something else but expecting others to know what you did not say. LOL!.

Besides post was not just for you but for all other you may not know all the facts.

Is Rick hanging out with Viking? Didnt know they had a special relationship.

Seriously - why is the stock up on Trump canceling the signing conference. If he does nothing the Bill becomes law by July 8th or earlier - so maybe he wants his own news conference without the Dems to come up with his own Housing Initiative. Doesnt make sense that he will Veto?

Keep up the great work.

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Viking61

In lieu of Rick I blew the Gjallerhorn !!!

FMCC

Speaker Johnson expects the Housing Bill to be signed within 10 days. Expects another Reconciliation Bill to incorporate the SAVE America Act - what else could be included in a new reconciliation bill?

.@SpeakerJohnson on Trump cancelling Housing bill signing: "We passed it three times in the House...It has been stuck in the Senate...He's laser-focused on the SAVE America Act...you have to put it under reconciliation bill." pic.twitter.com/0sdF8Lgppl— CSPAN (@cspan) June 24, 2026

If Trump does not sign the Bill becomes effective most likely by July 8th. He has to Veto to stop the bill and his Veto could be overridden by a 2/3 vote.

Why are you invested in Fannie or Freddie? - all you do is gripe, gripe and gripe. You add no value except those who apparently like to read and potentially commiserate - maybe that is what you add. Have you thought about getting into a dialogue with Amelia on the other page - you guys would probably get along fine.

This is Civics 101 (hope you had Civics in high school or learned them as a Boy Scout); however, it is BESIDE THE POINT!

The point I have been driving at with the signing ceremony has been to listen to the president's comments for potential direction on housing urgency and related actions - without a signing, we may not get that additional direction.

It is remarkable to me how many, especially on this board, sees something on social media or goolges it, then come to show they know something as elementary at these simple facts about politics, finance, or anything else.

"Trump could be waiting for the Texas Stock Exchange. So could Elon."

That will be about the same time as pigs sprout wings and start flying. Trump could give a hoot about F&F as they only keep the banks liquid. If the banks get in trouble again, the government will just screw over Fannie and Freddie again. Wash, rinse, repeat. Same crap that lead up to 2008; same game, different players.

US bill does not require a Presidential signature if it is passed by a two-thirds vote in both chambers of Congress to override a veto.If the President vetoes a bill, Congress can pass it into law without their signature by securing a two-thirds supermajority in both the House and the Senate.

Additionally, even without an initial veto override, a bill can become law without the President's signature if it is left unsigned for 10 days while Congress is actively in session.

(Google AI)

They are doing their damndest to make a clusterfuck worse ... yes, "Wall Street" and the financial elite are banking on interest rate increases, but it is far from certain if Warsh will deliver on that before the markets force him to deliver those increases ... he held off at the last meeting banking on the "end of the Iran hostilities" to see if the drop in oil prices would bring relief and now Trump is jaw-boning the gasoline pump pricers and producers to drop prices or he will sic the DOJ dogs on them. Trump is desperate to get affordability up and prices down without interest rate increases because his advisors know those rate increases will end their bragging on the economy.

Warsh also ordered studies in five key areas of policy - a "getting back to the basics" which is a pure play to delay rate increases and look for ways to implement policy in new ways ... in any case we are highly unlikely to get rate cuts and thus mortgage rates will not drop either.

Trump put himself between a rock and a hard place taking on the Iran situation just as he was getting prices to come down. He'll have no one to blame but himself if things deteriorate further.

President Trump cancels the White House housing bill signing ceremony scheduled for today ...

“Today’s Housing News Conference and Signing is hereby cancelled until such time as we pass the desperately needed SAVE AMERICA ACT, which I consider to be a National Emergency,” he posted on his Truth Social account.

well, not sure how to digest this, but Thune has been very clear they do not have the votes to pass the Save Act - especially enough votes to take the nuclear option on the filibuster ... so, once again, we appear to be fucked on progress ... we do need the appeals court decision to come back strong in our favor ...

Most of the WTI Crude contracts are trading below $70 now - what do you friends think about that? Iran and Russia are now fully in the oil market without sanctions for the first time in decades for Iran. There will be a historical high level of supply of crude oil coming on the market in the next few months. Trump will do everything possible to get gas prices down going into the election. Interest rates are likely to follow.

The housing market is in trouble because the talk from the people I know on Wall St. are saying interest rates need to go up. If that happens home prices will fall dramatically, foreclosures will increase, and the market will go down. I do hope they are wrong about the direction of interest rates.

There isn't a direct link and I've stated that repeatedly ... the housing bill progress is reported for context and a tracking of the entire housing situation which is much wider and larger phenomenon that F2 itself which IS playing a indirect role in the progress of the final outcome ...

The housing bill signing ceremony is set for noon today at the White House ...
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-signs-housing-bill-capitol/

I keep asking when the jackboot comes off the shareholders necks but never get as answer, as expected.

I don't see any direct link between the housing bill and the illicit CONservatorship. Some believe it is a stepping stone to getting the twins uplisted and the CONservatorship wound down. I hope this is the case because so many hopes have been dashed over the years as silent flows from the syndicate regarding shareholder rights.

Pulte with back-to-back posts on F2 tonight ... EDIT: sorry for the duplicates, I didn't see FoFreddies posts when I posted these ...

We have built wonderful teams at Federal Housing, Fannie, and Freddie. In any organization, I look to partner with key people, move the organization forward by learning from deep institutional knowledge & expertise, and making things more efficient and better for the future.— Pulte (@pulte) June 24, 2026

The vibe and culture of Freddie Mac is entirely different than when we took over from the Biden Regime. Specifically, Biden’s team was frail and aimless. Now, the Freddie team is energized, efficient, and hyper focused on reducing costs up and down the home closing chain.— Pulte (@pulte) June 24, 2026

The vibe and culture of Freddie Mac is entirely different than when we took over from the Biden Regime. Specifically, Biden’s team was frail and aimless. Now, the Freddie team is energized, efficient, and hyper focused on reducing costs up and down the home closing chain.— Pulte (@pulte) June 24, 2026

Pulte on a Posting binge tonight:
We have built wonderful teams at Federal Housing, Fannie, and Freddie. In any organization, I look to partner with key people, move the organization forward by learning from deep institutional knowledge & expertise, and making things more efficient and better for the future.— Pulte (@pulte) June 24, 2026

As Neo mentioned:

Tomorrow, President Trump will sign into law another great Housing Accomplishment of President Trump. After Biden destroyed the housing market, it is President Trump who is working to restore the American Dream of Home Ownership.

People deserve homes, not corporations!— Pulte (@pulte) June 24, 2026

Trump could be waiting for the Texas Stock Exchange. So could Elon.

There has to be a timeline - my question is what can happen before the Regulatory Capital reply by the 11th and the Fairholme Lamberth Decision as Neo stated. July 21st is 90 days from the DC Ct of Appeals Hearing Date.

Housing is without question the financial engine of the economy. Do you realize how many trades are involved in building a home not counting loan processing, real estate agents, builders and title clerks.

This is a major piece of legislation and historic in the sense that it is the first comprehensive housing legislation in a very very long time and housing has ALWAYS been a critical piece of the American economy - up to 20%. So, it would surprise me if Trump didn't have something siginificant to say at the signing ceremony that may give clues regarding urgency, next steps, etc. on related housing endeavors. It would surprise me if he said anything directly about F2, but listening to his comments are all about divining how F2 action could possibly be affected.

I would be more certain of the immediacy of affect on F2 if the Lamberth appeal had already been returned - this piece is more directly critical to how we will be treated than the housing bill. The housing bill is the impetus for action on supply, building, and costs which would still be supported by F2 action, but not directly related to treating shareholders properly.