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FNMAS recently visited the bottom of the range. While i personally would prefered a dip under it - didnt happened yet - we shall see. So far i will stay on the sidelines aslong price didnt break above "Area 1".
Another potential buy for me would be if price breaks above the 50% of the range and generates a higher swing.
1. Long (Black arrow)...
$FNMA looks to have just found support at the bottom of a wedge after correcting from a long term downtrend. Should price get above $3.52, it looks like the next target could be $17.58.
R/R is great from these levels with 17x+ upside for 20% of risk. Stop at $.69 and move up as price rises from here.
According to the book Good to Great by Jim Collins, the stock achieved a fifteen-year result 7.56 times higher than the market in the 20th century. I want to update that comparison with 21st-century data to see how stocks have progressed further. For more details see my blog, an article should come out soon on this topic.
According to the book Good to Great by Jim Collins, the stock achieved a fifteen-year result 7.56 times higher than the market in the 20th century. I want to update that comparison with 21st-century data to see how stocks have progressed further. For more details see my blog, an article should come out soon on this topic.
Showing very bullish movement off of a long basing bottom pattern. Developing into a Cup n Handle breakout on all time frames. Interesting from a fundamental aspect as well since they are now a company with profits. I like it long long as it continues to look bullish on the shorter time frame set ups. GL all
Looking at the FNMA vs XLF chart, without getting too precise, you'll see the general correlation between XLF and Fannie Mae. Since the COVID lows, XLF is +70% and FNMA is at near 0%, and, FNMA is oversold at a support area. Long FNMA.
Squeeze has been released as indicated by a grey cross above the red bar on the Squeeze Momentum Indicator.
WaveTrend Oscillator indicates an upcoming reversal to the bullish side.
Fannie Mae is setting up to be an interesting rectangular chart pattern. At some point FNMA will breakout and it'll be a high probability trade. Until then, the range lows offer an interesting long set-up with targets at the top of the range. This could take 2-5 years before breaking out (or less/more). From 1970 - 1986, FNMA did nothing except trade in a range...
Similar to my analysis on FMCC this is in lockstep with the overall market I see it losing about 50% in the next week or so. The only way this can go back up is to get out of conservatorship. The administration is dealing with other issues and if they don't get elected this could linger for years as I don't see Biden doing anything to help these two companies...
Federal National Mortgage Association is a government-sponsored company, which engages in the provision of liquidity for purchases of homes and financing of multifamily rental housing and refinancing existing mortgages. It operates through the Single-Family and Multifamily segments. The Single-Family segment offers liquidity to the mortgage market and increase the...
Been a long term investor in FNMA (over a decade) and this is a long term investment in my portfolio, currently on the daily it has hit a supply level and formed a bearish pin bar with RSI divergence, so looks likely a short - medium term retracement is here
Typically strong divergence this means the price will retrace back to at least the 20ema if not the 50ema...
FNMA Big Picture Triange Breakout on Monthly Chart
Long term MA's are about to cross as well in the next few months so hoping it retraces back down for a retest over the next few months and then climb further if their balance sheet starts to improve through retained earnings
The issue is going to be when it is listed what the impact of any dilution will be to...
