AAIC News and Press, Arlington Asset Investment Corp Class A (new) From 12/28/21

This article compares NLY’s recent dividend per share rates, yield percentages, and several dividend sustainability metrics to 19 mREIT peers. This includes an analysis of NLY’s quarterly estimated REIT taxable income, estimated core earnings, and normalized core earning...

Income investing in 2021 was not as exciting as it was in 2020. However, 2021 still holds some useful lessons for investors, which we discuss in this article. These lessons should continue to remain relevant in 2022. For further details see: Income Investing Lessons Of 2...

Mortgage REIT indexes fell by more than 3% midday and closed down more than 2%. The drop, significantly larger than the dip for S&P 500, was not driven by fundamentals. Instead, there were a few factors coming into play. We see opportunities for investors to buy the dip, b...

Arlington Asset Investment Corp. Declares Fourth Quarter 2021 Dividends on Preferred Stock PR Newswire MCLEAN, Va. , Dec. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Arlington Asset Investment Corp. (NYSE: AAIC) (the "Company") today announced that its Board of Directors author...

Readers on Seeking Alpha are becoming more familiar with mortgage REITs. After a recent article, readers inquired about our take on several key points. Here are six things investors should know about investing in high-yield stocks. For further details see: 6 Quick Lesson...

We take a look at the action in preferreds and baby bonds through the fourth week of November and highlight some of the key themes we are watching. Preferreds are having a tough November - the worst month so far since March of 2020. We discuss our approach to allocating to securit...

Investors love high yields. Diversification helps, but better investments are even more important. Using two preferred shares we've seen higher yield and lower volatility than PFF. When big dividends come with bigger price changes, many investors hide from reality. For f...

Part 1 of this article compares NLY’s recent investment composition, leverage, hedging coverage ratio, quarterly BV, economic return (loss), and current valuation to 19 mREIT peers. My buy, sell, or hold recommendation, current BV projection (BV as of 11/19/2021), and updated p...

Do you want to eat a major drop in the share price that requires several years worth of dividends to recover? Then you shouldn’t pay these historically high prices. Dividend yields range from 5.4% to 12%. For further details see: 3 Big Dividend Yields At Nosebleed...

We recently covered some poor choices in the high-yield space. Now, investors should hear about three better choices. Dividend yields range from 7% to 10.3%. These three stocks rarely get much coverage. For further details see: 3 Plump Dividend Yields I Purchased