Sandler O'Neill & Partners has raised its price target for Freddie Mac's stock to $74, citing "too steep a discount" in the current price relative to Fannie Mae's shares. Previously, Sandler O'Neill had pegged a $65 target to Freddie Mac. Analyst Mike McMahon said that currently Freddie Mac's stock trades at about a 40% discount to Fannie Mae. The new 12-month price target reflects a more rational 25% discount, he said in a report. A likely catalyst for an increasing share price is the release of the company's 2003 earnings at the end of June, he said. Freddie Mac shares were trading at $59.27 just before 1 p.m., down nearly 2% from its opening price.
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RoundPoint's corporate parent generated positive comprehensive income with the legal expense excluded and expanded its subservicing activity.
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The influential nonbank mortgage company is calling for a "do no harm" approach to housing and finds comfort in officials' stated guardrails to that end.
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The GSE accused four companies of trademark infringement, alleging they misrepresented to consumers that their products received its endorsement.
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Fannie Mae revised its economic and housing outlook for 2025 and 2026, projecting mortgage rates to hit 6.3% and 5.9%, respectively.
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Bill Pulte's X post has the industry excited that loan level price adjustments could change, but the impact would not be as beneficial as some think, KBW said.
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A previous report on Waterstone Mortgage's Q3 earnings contained inaccurate information. We are correcting the record.
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