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Income stocks have more than doubled the average annual return of non-payers over the last half-century. One of Wall Street's most-disliked industry's is concealing a plain-as-day bargain that's returned $25 billion in dividends to its shareholders since its initial public offering.

Annaly Capital Management is offering a giant 13% dividend yield. The mortgage REIT has a history of dividend cuts behind it.

Annaly Capital Management preferred shares have a comfortable risk profile and big dividend yields. One is clearly weakest, while the other two are very competitive. Investors swapping from the weaker share to the stronger shares would get their payback in about a year and extra income from there onwards.

Annaly's earnings have fallen over the past year. The REIT believes its portfolio can earn enough to cover its dividend this year.

Good News For Annaly Capital, Yield 13%

Annaly Capital Management could benefit from the central bank's anticipated rate cuts in 2024. The mortgage real estate investment trust's net interest margin has improved, and short-term inflation expectations suggest a cooling of core inflation. NLY's mortgage-backed security portfolio is expected to see prolonged book value growth due to the Fed's shift.

Annaly Capital is a mortgage real estate investment trust. The REIT's yield is a massive 13.7%.

Conventional wisdom tells us to work smarter, not harder. But how? One way for investors to do so is with passive income, which is derived from ownership rather than labor or active involvement in an enterprise.

Improving average yield on interest-earning assets supports Annaly's (NLY) Q1 earnings, while a decline in NII is a key undermining factor.

Annaly Capital is a mortgage REIT, a complicated business that makes investing in it complicated as well. UDR is a property-owning REIT with a diversified portfolio of apartment buildings, which is a boring but reliable business model.