@iBladesi@tonythearena I did the exact same. Iβve probably followed Gator less than 5 times over past 10 years - I think all the others worked though π’
@jimdelisle Agency REITS own very little 6.5 and higher: NLY 6%, AGNC 6%, DX None/not disclosed, ARR 5%, ORC 12%.
>6: NLY 24%, AGNC 18%, DX 6%, ARR 23%, ORC 39%.
Still not a good day for NAV but certainly not as dramatic as this suggests.
@iBladesi π€£It's funny that market prices these credit REITs that book value is so much later that stated but when they mark it down closer to reality, the market throws up. [Not planning on taking a position but who knows]
@AarushP1 Defintely. The savings on dividend and tax savings is pretty beneficial.
Am I missing something - isn't liquidity to pay off convert next year somewhat limited? I think selling legacy should do it if they can get done.
A little nervous for $RWT earnings. Counting on them to show they've generated enough liquidity to cover 2027 maturities. Fully expecting shitty results otherwise.
@iBladesi Can't believe they thought they could be this vague. This seems to ignore how much liquidity they need to run business. Looks like it's been pretty consistently above $200 million which makes things pretty tight.
@alphahunterfund Their capital raising strategy/structure was a huge red flag but when it sold off enough I buried my head in the sand and bought anyway. Now, stuck needing them to execute.