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AGNC Investment Corp. currently yields above 15%. While likely not sustainable in the longer term, a yield capture opportunity seems on the cards. A July 21st earnings release could have a material impact. Combining AGNC's WALA, 30-year mortgage rates, 10-year yields, and the MOVE index suggests a commendable Q2 report might surface. The mREIT's preferred shares, especially C, E, and F convey s...

The prevailing sentiment surrounding AGNC Investment Corp. has turned quite bullish recently. I believe the bulls overlooked several key risks. The top ones in my model are the narrow/inverted yield curve spread and its use of leveage.

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The big story around AGNC Investment (AGNC -1.07%) is its shockingly large dividend yield of more than 15%. To put that yield into perspective, the S&P 500 index (^GSPC -0.40%) is yielding just 1.3%, and the average real estate investment trust (REIT) is offering 4.1%.

Similar preferred shares trade at materially different prices. One of these preferred shares is surprisingly expensive. One of the best BDCs is nearing an incredibly rare threshold.

High-dividend stocks that pay dividends every 30 days give investors the best of both worlds: steady cash flow and dependable income without constant trading.

U.S. equity markets retreated from record highs this week after the White House reignited its tariff offensive with a wave of aggressive levies and additional punitive threats. While inflation data has indicated that the 10% tariffs were efficiently absorbed, the pivot back towards Liberation Day tariff levels raises concern that recent deflationary offsets may be overwhelmed. After closing at ...

Chasing high dividend yields is risky due to unsustainable payouts and eroding book value. One of the biggest players here is still showing strong earnings, but it's temporary. It's driven by expiring interest rate swaps. Earnings have declined substantially over the last two years as the net spread shrank.