Hello everyone,
I really wonder why so little is reported here about $AGNC (-0,25%) and Co is reported here.
This stock is currently extremely strong on the market - and there is also a regular monthly dividend.
Before the usual comments like "yield trap", "dividend will be cut" or "REITs are risky" come up: Please take a look AT the big picture. Sure, these are REITs that are heavily dependent on interest rates. But look at where market interest rates were five years ago: Zero interest rate phase, followed by the most intense rate hike cycle in decades. It is therefore understandable that mREITs have suffered setbacks in this environment.
Is a monthly dividend really a problem now?
Or should it not rather be seen as an attractive way of generating regular income?
Yes, of course you have to take tax allowances into account - that's clear.
But apart from that, the investment is currently very strong and stable.
I just wanted to share this - sorry if it sounds a bit direct, but I think it's an observation that deserves attention.
