CHMI News and Press, Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation From 10/04/22

Summary Yields are higher, but credit spreads also widened. Except for the times when they did not widen. In some cases, they tightened significantly. One of the major ETFs is holding surprisingly well. For an ETF packed with lower-yielding fixed-rate shares, the strength is a sur...

Summary Prices are falling hard. Fear is a significant factor, but we also need to view the fundamentals. The charts here will help. We're also sharing five picks for attractive values today. Get ready for charts, images, and tables because they're better than word...

Summary Inflation remains high, obviously. The Federal Reserve remains a larger threat to markets than inflation. The Federal Reserve isn’t the primary cause of inflation. The evidence is obvious, but critical thinking is out of fashion. Big yields offer investors an at...

Summary Easy article. 10 big dividends that look attractive. 3 shares where the yield doesn’t offset the downside risks. Each of the big yields we picked also has a good chance at capital gains within the next few years. Get ready for charts, images, and tab...

Summary 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 9/9/2022), and...

Summary It was a predictable catastrophe. So predictable, that we literally predicted it. The evidence is here. The magnitude of the mispricing was hilarious. One mortgage REIT slaughtered their underwriter with superior analysis. I'm still impressed that the underwriters mana...

Summary This is one of the clearest opportunities we've seen for a home run. Epic difference in cash flows. Bad investors are speculating blindly by piling into the wrong share and distorting market prices. Take advantage of them. Get ready for charts, images, and ...

Summary In Q1 and Q2 spreads increased significantly, which contributed to a decline in book value. These are Treasury to MBS spreads, which are not the same as the Net Interest Spread. When the spreads are already this wide, it puts the mortgage REITs in a better position for...

Summary Spreads widened dramatically. Each dollar of book value can generate higher returns in this environment. The yield curve is inverted. That's bad, but not awful. It is more relevant to management than to shareholders. Get ready for charts, images, and tables bec...

18% Yield? Whacked to 13%. Notice a trend? Read my stuff? You saw it coming. Some peers will still be looking to chop their dividends as well. Why do so many people buy blindly while claiming to invest? Investors might close out their shorts now for a quick 10%, but "buying to clo...