Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

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Both were delisted from the major systems shortly after Paulson's 2008 "Conservatorship" capert; since they still were/are public companies (recently trading below a dollar per common share), they are traded on the "pink sheets," where low-dollar stock corporations are traded.
If they get revived by the Trump Admin (not certain because of the major ideological, partisan (in both parties), and commercial business enemies), the stocks should rise, if they receive some major capital relief.
A strong Trump push--with a compliant MAGA running both chambers-- could overcome those operational and trading obstacles but, again, not guaranteed.
Related, but just history.
When I worked there over 20 years ago, Fannie common shares traded in the 80's, after a couple of stock splits; ditto Freddie in those ranges.