AGNC Investment Dep Shares 1/1000 Cumulative Series G
AGNCL

25.24 USD

+0.14

0.56%

Updated Oct 22, 10:41 AM EDT

1 day

0.56%

5 days

0.88%

1 month

2.81%

3 months

5.17%

6 months

11.04%

Year to date

15.83%

1 year

19.06%

5 years

13.90%

About: AGNC Investment Corp is a real estate investment trust that invests in agency residential mortgage-backed securities. The firm's asset portfolio is comprised of residential mortgage pass-through securities and collateralized mortgage obligations for which the principal and interest payments are guaranteed by a U.S. Government-sponsored enterprise, such as the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, or by a U.S. Government agency, such as the Government National Mortgage Association. It also invests in other types of mortgage and mortgage-related residential and commercial mortgage-backed securities or other investments in or related to, the housing, mortgage or real estate markets.

Employees: 53

Financials Real Estate Investment Trusts

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An October Surprise

U.S. equity markets extended gains to a fourth-straight week despite a resurgence in benchmark interest rates after a critical slate of employment data showed surprisingly strong labor market trends. One of several strong employment reports, Nonfarm Payrolls data showed that the U.S. economy added 254k jobs in September - the strongest in six months and well above consensus estimates. Combined with a nearly 10% surge in crude oil prices driven by renewed Middle East tensions, markets reflected a significantly less aggressive Fed rate cut path in the months ahead.

An October Surprise

A Summer To Remember

U.S. equity markets climbed to record-highs while benchmark interest rates rebounded from eight-month lows on a relatively quiet end-of-summer week as investors parsed a 'Goldilocks' slate of economic data. PCE data showed modest inflationary pressures in July - keeping the Fed on course for multiple rate cuts by year-end - while consumer spending and consumer confidence data topped estimates. Posting gains for a fourth week following a three-week skid in late July, the S&P 500 gained another 0.3% this week. The Dow Jones finished the week at all-time record-highs.

A Summer To Remember

Chasing Goldilocks

U.S. equity markets rallied while benchmark interest rates remained near the lows of the year after a critical slate of inflation data showed further encouraging signs of cooling price pressures. The Consumer Price Index posted a downside surprise for a fourth straight month, underscored by a "2-Handle" on Headline CPI, which follows a period of historically high inflation from 2021 to 2023. Sparking a renewed "Goldilocks" narrative, Retail Sales data was notably stronger than expected in July - posting its strongest monthly increase in 18 months - while Jobless Claims also moderated.

Chasing Goldilocks

The Return Of Volatility

In a highly volatile week across global financial markets, U.S. equity markets ultimately finished the week little-changed, while benchmark interest rates rebounded from the lowest levels of the year. Following a historic surge in volatility, stabilization in Asian and European markets, decent jobless claims data, and clarity on the domestic Presidential matchup helped to ease market jitters. Narrowly avoiding a fourth-straight week of losses, the S&P 500 finished flat - staging a late-week rebound after sharp declines early in the week. The Nasdaq remained in "correction territory."

The Return Of Volatility

Sell Alert: 3 REITs That Could Cut Their Dividend

Not all REITs are in a position to grow their dividend. In fact, quite a few are at high risk of cutting it. Here are 3 REITs that will likely cut the cheese.

Sell Alert: 3 REITs That Could Cut Their Dividend

State Of REIT Nation: Waiting At The Bottom

REITweek, the annual REIT industry conference, was held last week in New York City. Humbled by two years of rate-driven headwinds, the venue halls were as quiet as any REITweek. Excitement was muted after numerous "false starts" on the long-awaited Fed pivot, a dearth of IPO and M&A activity, and a two-year period of significant underperformance versus the broader market. It can only get better: since the start of the Fed's rate hike cycle in March 2022, the REIT Index has underperformed the S&P 500 by a whopping 40 percentage-points.

State Of REIT Nation: Waiting At The Bottom

AGNC: The 8-10% Yielding Preferreds Are Well Suited For Today's Market

AGNC Investment Corp. reported good quarterly results, with book value rising for the second quarter in a row. The company has been issuing new shares, which has helped stabilize the equity/preferred coverage ratio. The preferred shares to focus on are AGNCN, AGNCO, and AGNCL, which offer attractive yields and coupon profiles.

AGNC: The 8-10% Yielding Preferreds Are Well Suited For Today's Market

REIT Earnings Halftime Report

We're now through the halfway point of another consequential real estate earnings season, with 68 equity and mortgage REITs representing 50% of the total market capitalization reporting results. Beneath the renewed interest rate headwinds that have pressured the sector in recent weeks, results have been marginally better than expected- and certainly stronger than negative price action would suggest. Of the 51 equity REITs that provide full-year Funds From Operations ("FFO") guidance, 34 REITs (69%) beat the midpoint of their forecast, 12 (19%) matched, while just 4 missed estimates.

REIT Earnings Halftime Report

How Floating Rate Shares Could Earn Over 10%

These fat dividends benefited from floating in one way or another. Many of them are more than 10%. Some shares start floating in 2024 or early 2025. Those shares aren't showing their floating yield yet, even though they will kick in soon. We also need to look at the change in valuations for some better companies.

How Floating Rate Shares Could Earn Over 10%

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