The average one-year price target for Federal Home Loan Mortgage (OTCPK:FMCC) has been raised to $16.10 per share, marking a 24.60% increase from the previous estimate of $12.92 made on December 3, 2025. Analysts’ projections range from a low of $9.09 to a high of $26.25 per share, indicating a potential upside of 938.64% from the latest closing price of $1.55.
Institutionally, 14 funds are currently reporting positions in FMCC, a decrease of 4 (22.22%) compared to the previous quarter. Average portfolio weight for these funds has risen by 2.47%, reaching 0.65%. Total institutional shares have decreased by 0.47% over the last three months, amounting to 52,717K shares owned.
Among key shareholders, AGTHX – Growth Fund of America holds 50,098K shares (7.71% ownership), slightly down from 50,138K shares previously. Pinnacle Holdings owns 567K shares, down from 571K, despite increasing its allocation by 36.92%. In contrast, MVPA – Miller Value Partners Appreciation ETF has reduced its holdings from 253K to 248K shares, while still boosting its portfolio allocation by 38.86% over the last quarter.
