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MVRL: The Only Remaining Leveraged mREIT ETN

Imagine a stock or fund that paid out its dividends once a month! Instead of quarterly, semi-annually or (ugh) annually, your anticipatory angst waiting for money is reduced by 300%, or more! These De

NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Credit Suisse AG ("Credit Suisse") announced today that it has exercised its right to call its Credit Suisse X-Links ® Monthly Pay 2xLeveraged Mortgage REIT ETNs ("REML") and its right to accelerate, at

REML's closing price of $6.30 is the lowest close since May 12, 2021. While much is unknown now about the Omicron variant, it does not appear that it poses any particular risk to the leveraged ETNs ba

REML has been paying a monthly dividend that has been on a gradual uptrend for the past year. Other securities with current yields of 16%, have either severe credit risk, are extremely difficult to un

There is a good chance that the debt ceiling will not be addressed and a continuing resolution not enacted by October 1, 2021. Some are warning that failure to address the debt ceiling could cause the

The prospects of a Federal Reserve taper may not be as harmful to mREITs as some think.

Imagine a stock or fund that paid out its dividends once a month! Instead of quarterly, semi-annually, or (ugh) annually, your anticipatory-angst waiting for money is reduced by 300% or more. The Augu

There are almost no securities that offer 17%+ current yield in today's financial markets environment. REML is one exception. Further examination of the price action of mREITs during the March 2020 cr

Imagine a stock or fund that paid out its dividends once a month! Instead of quarterly, semi-annually or (ugh) annually, your anticipatory angst waiting for money is reduced by 300%.

Dividends Have Recently Been Increased By 7 Of The mREITs In REML

There are almost no securities that offer 15% current yield in today's financial markets environment. REML is one exception. REML uses leverage to enhance the yield from a portfolio of mREITs, which t

REML is a leveraged ETN, or exchange-traded note.

Corporate income taxes and capital gains taxes may be increased. Capital gains are usually a relatively small part of the total returns for mREITs, which don't pay income taxes. Leveraged ETNs based o

Leveraged ETNs based on mREITs are one of the few ways now to obtain double-digit current yields.