MadisonvilleVol
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Annaly Capital Management (NLY):
2017 earnings will be announced next week.
Before buying, I'd want to know why the quarterly earnings and revenue dropped so much YOY. The I/S shows that they're much higher in 2016 over 2015. Seems like there's some kind of reorganization or asset purge going on. Nice dividend yield. Doesn't look real expensive. Trading near the bottom of a narrow 52-week range.
Taxed as a REIT, but looks more like a financial since they seem to be into mortgages/real estate finance rather than owning real estate. The dividend might represent almost all of the value based on earnings. Real property would appreciate. Holding just debt would lose value when interest rates rise. But they own other derivatives and seem to be pretty sophisticated, so they could be fully hedged. Also, their operating expenses would be much lower than a real property owner's.
As far as I can tell their business model is to use short term borrowings to buy long term mortgage debt.
In July 2016, they purchased Hatteras Financial for 1.5 billion, which was one of their competitors. I owned Hatteras stock at the time of the purchase and rolled it over to NLY when they completed the deal.