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ARR ARMOUR Residential REIT Inc

$13.59
$0.12
(0.89%)
Today
Closed $13.59
$0.02
(0.15%)
After Hours
EarningsOct 28
Mkt Cap$1.92B
Vol3.16M

About ARR

ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. engages in the investment in business of investing in fixed rates, hybrid adjustable rates, and adjustable-rate residential mortgage-backed securities. It also invests in residential mortgage-backed securities issued or guaranteed by a United States government-sponsored entity such as the Federal National Mortgage Association, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation or guaranteed by the Government National Mortgage Administration. The company was founded by Marc H. Bell on February 5, 2008 and is headquartered in Vero Beach, FL.
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Bullish Sentiment

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mrsports90210
$ARR Hoky Shi* Pick your Poison Dividend % on All Reits are Sky High, due to Share Decline on All.. Adding lightly on my 2 here & $DX ... Brutal...!
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mrsports90210
$ARR Forward Dividend & Yield 2.88 (21.29%) SP $13.36 --beat Down on Investment, Love that Divy % Next Divy Intact see how this Goes..same game @ $DX Forward Dividend & Yield 2.04 (18.84%) SP $10.80
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stocksuck
$ARR un fuck believable will this ever go up. Every email investor relations. Gordan Harper mailto:[email protected]
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justbaseball25
finally had enough cash in my IRA to even out my $ARR pref C to a number that ends in 5 or 0. i added 25 total today across 2 accounts. 20.04 is pretty solid. this held pretty strong despite rising rates..it finally cracked last couple weeks..way after everyone else. its also last to come back.
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mrsports90210
$ARR Forward Dividen & Yield 19.1% as of Todays share price..excellent till its not, im Adding ...
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bedazzled
$ARR Let's do the math, their advertisement on CNBC says they have paid out 2.8 billion in dividends since 2009. In 2009 stock was around 370 dollars per share. So at 141 million shares outstanding that would be equivalent to approx. $20 per share payout in dividends. Hmmmmm It does say only had 21 million outstanding in 2009 still that would make it approx. $140 (7x$20) if adjusted outstanding now at 21 million instead of 141 million. Still subtract 140 from 370 and you get 230 minus current price leaves you at a loss of $216 dollar LOSS on $370 investment over 27 years. 58% loss in principle and that includes dividends paid. That's best possible likely more loss than 58%, Not good. Going to keep doing same over and over with occasionally a bump when lending rates go down (not anytime soon my guess). Smells of Ponzi type scheme, imo.
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SunnySideCeleste
$ARR So I just want to give a thank you. because at least this stock has provided constant dividends. In a market full of shenanigans I dont have anything bad to say to ARR cept please bring the price back to 16 LOL
bedazzled
$ARR I learned my lesson to always due research before buyng. Let's see their advertisement on CNBC says they have paid out 2.8 billion in dividends since 2009. In 2009 stock was around 370 dollars per share. So at 141 million shares outstanding that would be equivalent to approx. $20 per share....... payout in dividends. Hmmmmm It does say only had 21 million outstanding in 2009 still that would make it $140 (7x$20) if outstanding now at 21 million instead of 141 million. Still subtract 140 from 370 and you get 230 minus current price leaves you at a loss of $216 dollar LOSS on $370 investment over 27 years. 58% loss in principle and that includes dividends paid. Not good. Seems like a smoke screen to make it look good. Small Enron to me. Ponzi smell. It does have a chance to bounce if they start cutting rates but a dead cat bounce odds are.
bedazzled
$ARR Let's see their advertisement on CNBC says they have paid out 2.8 billion in dividends since 2009. In 2009 stock was around 370 dollars per share. So at 141 million shares outstanding that would be equivalent to approx. $20 per share....... Hmmmmm It does say only had 21 million outstanding in 2009 still that would make it $140 (7x20) if outstanding now at 21 million instead of 141 million. Still subtract 140 from 370 and you get 230 minus current price leaves you at a loss of $216 dollar LOSS on $370 investment over 27 years. Seems like a smoke screen to make it look good. Seems like a small Enron to me. Ponzi smell.

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