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I do not personally believe that his customers are shorting stocks prior to his articles. However, we will never really know.
I find it hard to believe that one individual whom is virtually unknown to the investment community has the ability to write an article on SA that has the capability to literally move a stock. Says very little for the wisdom of those who read SA articles and act based upon the article's content.
His perspective on CHKR appears to be sound. Personally, I am coming to believe that the newer, finite-life U.S. royalty trusts are scams. I own CHKR and PER, so I can speak from my own bad experiences. Fortunately, I am in both in the mid-teens.
The catalyst for these trusts will be events (read war) that will drive up the prices of crude, NGL's and NG. I think that in the next year or so the Middle East is going to erupt, driving oil to the $200 level and NG to double digits.
This will result in the trusts receiving higher prices for the underlying commodities and therefore increased distributions. Unfortunately, we might not be around to receive them.
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PMT is probably the strongest of the mREITs. Their earnings continue to provide adequate coverage of the dividend. Of course it only yields about 9%, but it carries a five-year forward CAGR of 25%.
AGNC will pay the $1.25 dividend for the next two quarters before cutting once again.
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Note that I mentioned "much better places to be than mREITs". I did not mention comparable dividend yields.
I think there are many opportunities to secure 8-9% yields in the MLP sector. Also, higher yields are available with BDCs (those whose NII exceeds dividends paid). Several are double digits.
Other than that one can look at selective CEFs such as those which are involved in covered call option strategies.
I personally own a few royalty trusts - but not particularly happy with their performance to date.
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Sorry, I just choose to use quarterly data.
AGNC will continue to pay $1.25 for the next two quarters or so. At that point the dividend will probably be cut once again. Recent earnings of -$1.57 will take its toll.
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It is the dividend/earnings. If a company pays $1.00/share and earnings are $1.50 the ratio is .67. The dividend is adequately covered by the earnings.
If the dividend is $1.00 and earnings are $.50 the ratio is 2.0 and the dividend is not covered by the earnings.
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Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust - The Good, Bad, And Ugly News In Q1 Results [View article]
Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust - The Good, Bad, And Ugly News In Q1 Results [View article]
I find it hard to believe that one individual whom is virtually unknown to the investment community has the ability to write an article on SA that has the capability to literally move a stock. Says very little for the wisdom of those who read SA articles and act based upon the article's content.
His perspective on CHKR appears to be sound. Personally, I am coming to believe that the newer, finite-life U.S. royalty trusts are scams. I own CHKR and PER, so I can speak from my own bad experiences. Fortunately, I am in both in the mid-teens.
The catalyst for these trusts will be events (read war) that will drive up the prices of crude, NGL's and NG. I think that in the next year or so the Middle East is going to erupt, driving oil to the $200 level and NG to double digits.
This will result in the trusts receiving higher prices for the underlying commodities and therefore increased distributions. Unfortunately, we might not be around to receive them.
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AGNC will pay the $1.25 dividend for the next two quarters before cutting once again.
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I think there are many opportunities to secure 8-9% yields in the MLP sector. Also, higher yields are available with BDCs (those whose NII exceeds dividends paid). Several are double digits.
Other than that one can look at selective CEFs such as those which are involved in covered call option strategies.
I personally own a few royalty trusts - but not particularly happy with their performance to date.
Hope this helps.
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1.20 is correct. Either way, MTGE is not covering their dividend.
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AGNC will continue to pay $1.25 for the next two quarters or so. At that point the dividend will probably be cut once again. Recent earnings of
-$1.57 will take its toll.
Invesco: This Nearly 13% Yielder Was Recently Upgraded And Is In The 'Buy Zone' [View article]
Much better places to be than mREITs.
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If the dividend is $1.00 and earnings are $.50 the ratio is 2.0 and the dividend is not covered by the earnings.
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PTSRF looks fairly solid.
Of your MLPs CMLP is the best of the bunch. NS looks to be having problems.
Might look at GNT as opposed to GGN as a resource play.