Granite Point Mortgage Trust Inc. Stock News

Similar preferred shares trade at materially different prices. One of these preferred shares is surprisingly expensive. One of the best BDCs is nearing an incredibly rare threshold.

Many investors go for big yield with bigger risk. Barf. This report was recently sent to our members. We picked up shares with a 9.5% yield.

Granite Point Mortgage Trust's common shares have dipped significantly over the past 1-year, reflecting ongoing challenges with its CRE loan portfolio. The mREIT reported a first-quarter book value of $8.24 per share, dipping by 23 cents sequentially with the commons trading at a 71% discount to book value per share. GPMT's unpaid principal balance continues to decline on muted originations. Bu...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Granite Point Mortgage Trust Inc. Announces Second Quarter 2025 Common and Preferred Stock Dividends and Business Update.

Charts? Dog photos? Me? An Opportunity to learn? So many reasons to like this article. Beware of extremely high return on equity figures. It looks great today, but you need to evaluate the source of the income.

We all learn over time. Some of us more than others. The agency mortgage REIT price-to-book ratios are getting really high, except for the weaker ones. That doesn't make the weak ones a great bargain. Main Street Capital stands out among BDCs for superior management and NAV growth, but that valuation just refuses to come down.

US equity markets rallied this week, capping off the best monthly gains since November 2023, as investors weighed encouraging inflation data against a whipsaw of court rulings on tariffs. Extending the on-again-off-again tariff saga, a trade court ruled that the tariffs were procedurally invalid, but an Appeals court paused the block, likely sending the decision to the Supreme Court. Rebounding...

Big dividends sound great, but how about big losses? Since Q2 2025 began, book values got smacked. Not talking about share prices. You can tell if the share price declined (hopefully). That would be a worthless article. One of these high-yield sectors has been doing much better than the others.