NRZ News and Press, New Residential Investment Corp. From 11/30/21

The mREIT sector as a whole has delivered mediocre returns in the past decade. As the sector starts a new cycle, its leading player New Residential Investment is well-poised for a better shareholder return performance. The investment will benefit from reasonable valuation, attract...

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...

Inflation concerns have started to affect market sentiment, but it is highly uncertain if that will lead to a real market correction or just some short-term dips. I am continuing my monthly investment plans while still awaiting a market correction or possibly a real crash once market ...

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

The Q3 reporting season has mostly concluded for the mREIT preferreds space. The hybrid mREIT sub-sector remains an attractive part of the income space due to the combination of improved credit metrics and higher yields relative to the pre-COVID period. In this article we highligh...

There are plenty of poor choices investors can make. These carry dividend yields from 6.4% to 11.9%. When investors buy for yield, sometimes they fail to plan for changes in the dividend rate. We have five choices for you to avoid and a few alternatives carrying better valuations....

Thank you to our 1,405 Contrarian Income Report subscribers who attended our “VIP” Q4 webcast a couple of weeks back! We chatted about bond funds paying 9%+, Federal Reserve “fueled” funds for 54% yearly returns, and more. Prior to the webcast, we collect...

One man's trash is another man's treasure. We review 3 big-dividend REITs that sold off hard. We believe they are worth considering for investment. We conclude with a critically important takeaway. For further details see: 3 Big-Dividend REITs: Dumpster Dives Worth C...

Most mortgage REITs regularly update the value of their assets and liabilities to reflect current market values. Those values help us reach book value. Price to book ratios change over time. They are calculated as the share price divided by the common equity per share. Some REITs ...