NLY

A five-figure investment could yield you $1,000 monthly, but when considering dividend safety and sustainability, this yield isn't necessarily worth the risk.

Annaly and AGNC are getting hit by rising rates; is that an opportunity for investors or a valid recognition of risk?

Annaly Capital Management reaffirms its 75-cent dividend despite book value pressure, highlighting attractive mortgage returns and disciplined capital deployment.

Annaly Capital Management reported third quarter 2026 results with a GAAP net loss of US$1,001.76 million, or a basic and diluted loss of US$1.36 per share from continuing operations, compared with net income and positive earnings per share in the same period…

Annaly Capital Management has delivered a 82.8% share price gain over the past three years, even as more recent returns have cooled, which puts fresh focus on whether that run lines up with the returns the business earns on its capital.

NLY's Q3 earnings beat estimates as NII improved year over year, but declining book value, higher funding costs and a GAAP net loss raise concerns.

Annaly Capital Management slipped 1.5% to about US$18 in Thursday trading, extending a rough few months just as the mortgage real estate investment trust dropped its Q3 2026 scorecard.

Mortgage servicing acquisitions and seasoned bond pools give Annaly multiple levers to cushion portfolio swings.

Book value fell 11.4% as rates surged, but earnings topped dividend.

Annaly Capital Management (NYSE:NLY) reported a negative economic return of 7.6% for the third quarter of 2026 as higher interest rates, elevated volatility and wider Agency mortgage-backed securities spreads pressured book value.

Moby summary of Annaly Capital Management, Inc.'s Q3 2026 earnings call