4.61 ON 14-5-2014 24599K VOLUME AVERAGE 30218 K VOLUME

Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA)

 -OTC BB  
4.61 Up 0.04(0.88%) 3:59PM EDT

Prev Close:4.57
Open:4.60
Bid:N/A
Ask:N/A
1y Target Est:2.00
Beta:4.08
Next Earnings Date:N/A
Day's Range:4.35 - 4.80
52wk Range:1.01 - 6.35
Volume:24,599,970
Avg Vol (3m):30,218,300
Market Cap:5.34B
P/E (ttm):N/A
EPS (ttm):-0.2

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