Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mae are clawing back part of a months-long decline after investor Bill Ackman called the mortgage finance giants “ stupidly cheap .” Fannie Mae rose as much as 41% in Monday trading, while Freddie climbed as much as 34%, both the most since May 2025. Over the weekend, Ackman, who’s been pitching the White House on plans to the companies, said in a post on X that Fa...
Shares of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mae are clawing back part of a months-long decline after investor Bill Ackman called the mortgage finance giants “ stupidly cheap .” Fannie Mae rose as much as 41% in Monday trading, while Freddie climbed as much as 34%, both the most since May 2025. Over the weekend, Ackman, who’s been pitching the White House on plans to the companies, said in a post on X that Fannie and Freddie offered “asymmetry at its best. They could be a 10X and it could happen soon.” The Pershing Square Capital Management founder also said “some of the highest quality businesses in the world are trading at extremely cheap prices,” and it’s “one of the best times in a long time to buy quality.” Even with Monday’s rally, the two stocks were still down roughly 60% from a mid-September peak. They’d been pummeled as optimism has faded about the Trump administration’s plans to release them from government control. Read more: Fannie, Freddie Shares Tank With Doubts About Trump Plans
Nvidia edged higher to start the week after news of big spending plans from a customer. Is Nvidia stock a buy or sell? Mistral AI, a French artificial intelligence company, has secured $830 million with plans of building a data center using 13,800 of Nvidia's advanced GB 300 chips, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Nvidia edged higher to start the week after news of big spending plans from a customer. Is Nvidia stock a buy or sell? Mistral AI, a French artificial intelligence company, has secured $830 million with plans of building a data center using 13,800 of Nvidia's advanced GB 300 chips, The Wall Street Journal reported.