Prev Close | 15.87 |
Open | 15.84 |
Day Low/High | 15.65 / 15.84 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.61 / 21.53 |
Volume | 413.23K |
Prev Close | 15.87 |
Open | 15.84 |
Day Low/High | 15.65 / 15.84 |
52 Wk Low/High | 14.61 / 21.53 |
Volume | 413.23K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 91.95B |
Market Cap | 1.41B |
P/E Ratio | 899.00 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trust recently boosted its dividend in a big way as post-lockdown mortgage demand begins to pick up.
Sophisticated income investors can participate in this high-yield market via mREITs, preferreds and funds.
Era of volatility appears to have passed.
Never mind what happened in 2013; they're the best options available for retail investors.
There's no rational reason for mortgage REITs to have declined this much.
As housing pattern repeats itself, there are still investment options.
But Investors should keep an eye on 10-year treasury yield.
If you own them for income, keep them.
Time to revisit a group that's scared investors lately.
There is renewed interest about the Fed preparing to normalize interest rates.
The fear of steadily-rising rates seems to have passed.
PennyMac and Swisscom offer safe, sustainable payouts in a low yield environment, says William Andersen, CIO of Ranger International Management.
Here's what Glen Dubin's Highbridge funds have been buying.
TheStreet Quant Ratings upgrades ING and Royal Bank of Scotland. Brittany Umar details today's upgrades and downgrades.
One of the secrets to investing success is to fish where they are biting.
I will use today's weakness to add to some established positions.