NLY Annaly Capital Management Inc

$NLY like the main man said, "it's not a big deal". After all all our losses are double inflation and taxes but to others it is their gain.

$NLY with another 1/4 raise over its head and the 10-year Treasury bill keeps ticking up its inevitable for us to see the one year low or more.

$NLY Ouch...oh well. Three holdings 500 ea: EGGY. KQQQ and QQQI pay over 1k a month....buffering my losses on NLY...take care all. Ex divi on NLY will hurt somewhat too....but WILL hold unless....?

$NLY REIT stocks do NOT like rate hikes. I own prefered shares (NLY.PRF) and NLY. I hold preferred shares 2 to 1 vs NLY. Dividend difference is 9% vs 14% I did this after purchasing NLY in the mid 18's then sold in the mid 22's and turned those into preferred shares taking profit into higher stability. IMO this will (should) settle as gas prices begin to drop so depending on when that is, this could be a good opportunity! GLTA!!

$NLY Rough month here! I would personally wait to add until after Wednesday and see how hawkish Warsh gets because that could drop us a little more possibly. 

$NLY Not done got more to go. Fed picked a bad day two more days down to announce a decision. Save some money. Over 1,000,000 shares short at 21 more in October. Do we see under 21? I wish all those stars lined up for me. These guys just know. We’re all here for the ride.

$NLY treasury bill ticked higher oil higher again. Interest rates may go up before they come down. I’m sorry to say that there will be a better buying opportunity than right here. If you’re a long-term holder like me, you’re gonna add more lower. I don’t see anything calming down in the Middle East until at least the midterms and hopefully the Republicans just smash it. Then you’re gonna see a market that takes off. 

$NLY I look at the RMTG app launch and the revenue growth and I see a company competing for the future. I look at BCLI and I see a company stuck in 2015.

$NLY so what happens after the “redemption date” ? They buy back all the stock you have and you essentially start over?