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Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association)

FNM · Lending · NYSE · in our data August 31, 1970 to July 7, 2010 (39.8 years)

The first trading day in our data for Fannie Mae (Federal National Mortgage Association) is August 31, 1970 (its first day in our records, which may be later than its listing and is not its founding). At its peak, on December 18, 2000, the market valued it at $89.5 billion. It ended in a collapse: the last trade was $0.25, -99.7% from its split-adjusted high. The delisting record says: likely failure.

1970-082010-07
Peak market value$89.5 billionDecember 18, 2000
Highest split-adjusted share price$73.07June 22, 2001
Last share price$0.25July 7, 2010
From its split-adjusted high to the end-99.7%
Return over the days in our data-24.6%with dividends, before the last trade
Worst single day-89.6%September 8, 2008

Share prices are adjusted for splits and other share changes, so the high and the last price compare like for like; the peak market value is as it was on the day. The return covers the trading days in our data only: it does not include what holders received, or lost, after the last trade (a merger payout, a bankruptcy), and it does not reach back before 1970. How these numbers are made · Report a data issue.

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Also gone in 2010: Lending