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fooluser17
(89.00)
Submitted: 12/13/2011 10:53:05 AM :
Start Price:
$26.04
HTS Score:
-1.72
Great dividend, good numbers. Might dump in 2013ish when rates start to increase (possibly).
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cjlee001
(81.98)
Submitted: 12/5/2011 9:48:43 PM :
Start Price:
$25.89
HTS Score:
+0.69
there's free money right now thanks to the fed, and hopefully the economy is coming back.
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chuckshipley
(< 20)
Submitted: 9/27/2011 2:24:51 PM :
Start Price:
$24.79
HTS Score:
-1.27
we've been promised 2 more years of low interest rates. so...
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JaxxBrat
(< 20)
Submitted: 9/22/2011 1:42:10 PM :
Start Price:
$24.88
HTS Score:
-8.47
HTS is a strong REIT in a strong sector and it pays high yield..
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troym72
(37.90)
Submitted: 8/25/2011 4:19:23 PM :
Start Price:
$24.78
HTS Score:
-4.74
Dividend play.
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tomfoolme
(< 20)
Submitted: 8/10/2011 3:21:42 PM :
Start Price:
$25.72
HTS Score:
-10.50
I had a -10% stop in place....
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stationfool
(< 20)
Submitted: 7/18/2011 10:23:49 PM :
Start Price:
$26.58
HTS Score:
+1.57
dividends
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vanmeter305
(< 20)
Submitted: 7/13/2011 11:23:15 AM :
Start Price:
$26.78
HTS Score:
+2.20
Interest rates remaining low, housing sector will be slow for next 2-4 years. Even if interest rates rise, reits will rise to the occasion.
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TMFCop
(90.01)
Submitted: 6/23/2011 8:52:54 AM :
Start Price:
$26.02
HTS Score:
-0.43
As MHenage says, the focus on ARMs results in short-term hits, but since Bernanke has just said he has no clue why the economy is stuck and inflation is growing, his 0% interest rate policies will not change. That means HTS is going to see earnings take a larger hit.
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MHenage
(< 20)
Submitted: 6/15/2011 9:35:11 AM :
Start Price:
$25.89
HTS Score:
+1.84
HTS is different from many other REITS as they specifically focus on ARM investments. This short term hurts their yield but longer term protects them somewhat from interest rates. The analysts estimates are for $4.23 in 2012 which if they pay out 95% of this would give a forward dividend yield of about 13.05%. They are also expected to grow earnings by about 8.4% in the next year or so which puts the PEG at 0.81. The stock is also just slightly less then 10% off it's 52 week high.
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SarahGen
(99.82)
Submitted: 3/23/2011 10:32:50 AM :
Start Price:
$23.83
HTS Score:
-7.04
Recent insider buying after the secondary they just did has me a bit more hopeful on this name. I'm still in the red on this pick - just shows that a great dividend won't always make up for stock underperformance. I wish the insider buying was bigger, but it's there so that's one plus.
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jvgarrison
(59.90)
Submitted: 2/27/2011 9:26:56 PM :
Start Price:
$25.74
HTS Score:
+6.11
It pays a 17% dividend at current price, but it has to be monitored increase inflation returns, (not if - when).
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B1ll1am
(87.62)
Submitted: 2/26/2011 11:04:24 AM :
Start Price:
$25.74
HTS Score:
+6.11
As long as interest rates stay low, REITS will be very profitable and pay huge dividends. Interest rates should remain low for at least 2 more years as the Real Estate market is still under pressure. The economy can't afford not to rescue Real Estate, so the Federal Government will do whatever it has to do.
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leftyvt35
(55.71)
Submitted: 2/17/2011 3:46:58 AM :
Start Price:
$25.17
HTS Score:
+9.00
its one of the stocks the "Experts" from most advisors say "Stay Away" But being a contrarian and a risk taker, I like it! It's made me rake in some decent returns. In all, for the past 12 years, I've done better than the Street!!
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howbertr
(66.16)
Submitted: 9/8/2010 4:35:59 PM :
Start Price:
$24.13
HTS Score:
-5.91
Buying this for the dividend so long as there is no hint of interest rates being raised
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Bouncer214
(< 20)
Submitted: 7/27/2010 5:21:46 AM :
Start Price:
$24.74
HTS Score:
-8.41
Fundamentally this stock bets on the US Gov't. It makes financial transactions using only mortgage instruments that are guaranteed by the United States. It is in a fundamentally "no lose" position. Profits are never truly guaranteed in anything, but this is as close to a safe harbor as you can get in anything dealing with real estate financials. It also has an excellent dividend rate and should show steady progressive growth as the recovery continues. Expect profits and value to rise as real estate transactions start to regain something closer to a normal volume.
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