Orchid Island Capital Stock News

Rithm Capital's dip in book value per share was better than dips by most mortgage REITs. See why we are bullish on RITM stock, which was trading as NRZ earlier.

Mortgage REITs ripped over the last 45 days. There are several stocks investors should be dumping into strength. While these 3 are a bad deal, there are plenty of alternatives.

Mortgage REITs ripped over the last 45 days. There are several stocks investors should be dumping into strength. I'll share 3 of them here.

We bought these shares for the attractive yield. The upside on share prices significantly enhances the total return prospects.

We see so many great opportunities that we naturally want to be invested. Therefore, the question is how to optimize those investments. Click to read more...

VERO BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bimini Capital Management, Inc. (OTCQB:BMNM) ("Bimini” or the "Company"), today announced that it will release results for the second quarter of 2022 following the

VERO BEACH, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Orchid Island Capital, Inc. (NYSE:ORC) ("Orchid” or the "Company"), a real estate investment trust ("REIT"), today announced that it will release results for the s

Great mortgage REITs are available at large discounts to book value. Weaker REITs are available at much higher ratios. Good job market.

Preferred shares or mortgage REITs have plenty of opportunities. What are my 4 picks for investors that want long-term dividend-growth? Click here to find out.

Large discounts to book value have historically been a sign of big gains for new buyers. Click here for a list of 3 stocks that I am currently bullish on.

I own shares in each of these picks. One of these shares was severely overvalued for a long time, but it suddenly plunged.

This article compares NLY’s recent dividend per share rates, yield percentages, and several dividend sustainability metrics to 19 mREIT peers.

We’re bringing investors 2 picks with yields of at least 13%. Using our estimated NAV figures, each share has a discount of at least 14%. See both picks here.

Amongst the high yielders (dividend yield of 5% or higher), these seven should be considered dividend stocks to avoid. The post 7 Dividend Stocks to Avoid Despite Their Juicy Yields appeared first on