Sachem Capital Corp Stock News

SACH has several high yielding baby bonds with yields to maturity in the 12.5% range. On the other hand, the more risky Sachem preferred stock (SACH.PA) currently sells at a higher price than the SACH

Given SACH's competitive advantage and the potential in its market, the company's new credit facility has been met with a great deal of optimism. The recent drop in the company's share price has contr

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For most banks and commercial mortgage REITs, higher interest rates are good news because they get paid more interest on their loans. This was not the case for SVB because so many of its assets were t

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Sachem is trading at a large discount to its tangible book value as investors price in the prospect of a dividend cut. The worsening macro backdrop could see financials deteriorate just as the combine

2022 has been a rough year for most investors; that's unless you only held energy stocks. As a matter of fact, 2022 was the first time in over a decade where my top picks lost money.

Sachem's baby bond SCCE offers a better return profile than its commons. The hard money lender recently reported fiscal 2022 third quarter earnings that saw revenue growth of just under 60%.

Sachem Capital Corp. (SACH) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of 18.18% and 3.21%, respectively, for the quarter ended September 2022. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock

Income investors often allocate a sizeable portion of their portfolio to real estate investment trusts, or REITs, as these names typically pay high yields. Since REITs have to distribute at least 90%

Sachem Capital is a well-capitalized hard money lender that operates primarily in Connecticut. Although Sachem Capital does have prudent management, the weakening housing fundamentals call into questi

Sachem has a 12.9% forward dividend yield and announced an increase in 1Q22. Focused lender in Real Estate with no distractions.

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Sachem Capital has been deploying the cash it raised at the end of last year, and this has an immediate impact on the EPS. The baby bonds offer an excellent risk/reward ratio given the strong underwri