http://seekingalpha.com/article/288828-american-capital-agency-20-yield-means-cash-in-the-bank
Does it all make sense? What is the catch here?
Does it all make sense? What is the catch here?
19.57% dividend yield and + cash flow???
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http://www.agnc.com/
"We fund our investments primarily through short-term borrowings"
If short term interest rates change then income and dividend might change.
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"We fund our investments primarily through short-term borrowings"
If short term interest rates change then income and dividend might change.
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Seeing so many articles about mREITS on SA and in the financial news in recent weeks, I'm very leery of entering into them right now as anything other than a speculation that might pay me something along the way. Based on media/commentary levels alone, the mREIT thing almost feels "bubble-ish" to me.
Heck, van Eck just rolled out an ETF comprised exclusively of mREITS this week....IMHO when ETFs pop up in a hot space that might make folks pause before plunging into the sector, even with such enticing dividends.
Heck, van Eck just rolled out an ETF comprised exclusively of mREITS this week....IMHO when ETFs pop up in a hot space that might make folks pause before plunging into the sector, even with such enticing dividends.
Model says it is slightly more risky than the market:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=3281840#post3281840