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It's already trading as though the interest rates have increased 3%, they have exceptional financial protections against interest rate increases and report monthly to help investors keep track. As rates increase, they will sell their derivatives to offset loan principle price declines and their profits will eventually increase, as they make money off of loan spreads, which widen as interest rates increase. There is also a healthy amount of insider buying and a very reasonable expense ratio to keep management and investor interest aligned.
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http://wiki.fool.com/The_Graham_Number
Formula: Fair value=Sqrt(22.5*EPS*BV) I expanded it a little by also using EPS Normalized and Tangible BV
My current Graham Number Valuation Range (GNVR) for ARR: $11.34 to $12.63
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Nice entry price for high yield - pay me early and often with high yield monthly dividend
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thinking it will go the right way.
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Rates will (almost) definitely be going up. In the DC Metro area the demand is beginning to rapidly outpace the supply of residential RE. The days of %5 interest rates are coming.
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Best of breed REIT, with great yield & will benefit from an increase in Intr. rates if they start to increase.
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Where in recovery! Markets going Higher.
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good div.
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value
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Interest rates remain low until 2014+? Well, REITs will continue to generate revenue. Even after the rise of interest, it will be a good time to cherry pick the top value REITs for long-term dividend plays (10+ years). I like a monthly dividend player, and this is one of the top players in the field, currently. Once the interest rate rises, though, it's anyone's guess what will happen to the field.
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Solid monthly dividend.
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10% dividend paid monthly...score
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Re-add. Dividend.
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Deathscythe22 picked ARR....matey.
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Good market to be in...
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Category: YEOTm
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Exposure to adjustable rate mortgages will help them weather interest rate increases in the future.
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The div. rate alone warrants investing, and with the Fed
promising to keep interest rates low rates for 3 more years, it bodes well for ARR to keep the excellent div.
to continue at/near current rates.
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