8.76% Dividend Yield Whoops Brothers 8.61%

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Maybe not so much a fight, but comparing…

We will be comparing preferred shares from Resource Capital Corporation (NYSE: RSO) to the preferred shares of CYS Investments (NYSE: CYS) and AGNC Investment Corp. (Nasdaq: AGNC).
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RSO is using commercial real estate loans and they have a fairly substantial amount of credit risk. Further, they trade materially below book value because their operating expenses are too high and therefore they are unlikely to put themselves in a position where it would be beneficial for common shareholders if RSO were to issue additional equity. Therefore, the ratio of common equity to preferred equity is less likely to get a huge boost. Even a minor boost would be pretty favorable for them. Despite the poor common equity to preferred equity ratio, RSO still has a reasonable investment opportunity in RSO-C.
AGNC and CYS are both mostly comprised of fixed rate agency mortgages. This gives both companies dramatically less credit risk.
Earlier this week
I compared AG Mortgage Investment Trust's (NYSE: MITT) preferred shares earlier this week because MITT-A was much better than its sister preferred share MITT-B. The prices are still materially further apart than they should be.
Broker and preferred share tickers
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