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I hate F$U and ND
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Should get worse before getting better.Probably the best play for sure.
Should get worse before getting better.Probably the best play for sure.
I’m out. What was it and market reaction?
For volatility or for our accounts?Not a big jump.
Sorry meant over all market moving up. I saw 1% upFor volatility or for our accounts?
Now $5.84. Forget my advice on NLY. I know nothing about it.
They announce the rate hike, we spike.
Then they hash it around overnight and we sink.
The traders made money.
"Past results are not indicative of future results." We have so many very important variables that are all negative. We are in uncharted waters.Going back to a point I made earlier, you dont fight Fed, so at a point in time that they are both raising and doing QT, its simply not a good idea to add risk.
It's going down with the rest of the market. At $5.48, I don't think we've seen the bottom just yet. Hopefully they maintain that div level, because it is a sweet deal for investors.I bought a **** ton today around $5.70
Annaly Capital Stock Versus 19 mREIT Peers (NYSE:NLY)
This article compares Annaly Capital's BV, economic return, and current valuation to 19 mREIT peers. Click here to read more.seekingalpha.com
It's going down with the rest of the market. At $5.48, I don't think we've seen the bottom just yet. Hopefully they maintain that div level, because it is a sweet deal for investors.
I tell people to stay away from Disney because they took away their div and have yet to bring it back.I think the div is relatively safe. It was already taken from .25 to .22 during covid, and they never bought it back up. Could they lower it again? Sure, it's possible. But even at .20 it's still a great yield.
Risk of default by large banks is going up. This could be another huge problem.Again, all negatives and no positives.
U.S. banking stress indicator could worsen after Fed hike
An indicator of credit risk in the U.S. banking system may be showing signs of stress, as the Federal Reserve's aggressive rate hike path ratchets up expectations of economic pain.www.reuters.com