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REITs are offering very high dividend yields right now. Some yield over 10%. But not all glitter is gold. Here are 2 high-yield suckers to avoid.
No tiny yields here. This is a mortgage REIT special. New commentary. New charts. Best article to read on a Friday. Charts also cover BDCs, baby bonds, and preferred shares. I'm definitely not targeting CHMI again, unless I mention CHMI. Too late. Guess I have to bash it. But we've also got other REITs to talk about.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Annaly Capital Management, Inc. Announces Preferred Dividends.
While volatile mortgage rates will likely hurt Zacks REIT and Equity Trust industry, companies like NLY, MITT and DX are well-poised to navigate the challenges.
These five stocks have strong momentum for February. These are: APH, BSX, NLY, PNFP, FHN.
PFIS, NFG and NLY made it to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) income stocks list on February 10, 2025.
We take a look at the action in preferreds and baby bonds through the last week of January and highlight some of the key themes we are watching. Preferred stocks saw mixed performance with Energy and Utilities sectors gaining; January's gain nearly offset December's losses. Agency mortgage REITs like AGNC and Annaly reported earnings that are broadly positive for preferreds shareholders.
NLY, ESEA and CALM made it to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) income stocks list on February 6, 2025.
Barron's 2025 Roundtable features stock picks from top financial experts, highlighting 65 select stocks with a focus on high-yield dividend opportunities. Analysts estimate top ten Barron's Pro Picks could net 19.46% to 35.09% gains by January 2026, with Salesforce and Wynn Resorts leading. The "Dividend Dogs" strategy identifies high-yield stocks, with AT&T emerging as the sole "safer" ideal candidate among top picks.
In past articles, I rated Annaly Capital a hold on the grounds that it was leveraged and had a poor dividend track record. The mortgage REIT does have some leverage, but not really a crippling amount. Treasury yields recently spiked. The Fed has said it will hold the line on rates, though, so yields look likely to come down.