AGNC Investment Corp. (AGNC)
NASDAQ (NGS) 
9.25% Yield, Not Excited: Time To Talk About AGNC Preferreds
AGNCP shares yield 6.13% now, but will soon float to around 9.26%. Yay? Potential capital gain is minimal with a yield to call of about 4.3%, so don't expect significant appreciation. AGNCP's floating spread of 4.697% + 3-month SOFR + 0.26161% is average, but better than AGNCM's weak spread.
Every AGNC Investment Investor Should Keep an Eye on This Number
AGNC Investment (AGNC 1.02%) pays a monster monthly dividend. The real estate investment trust (REIT) currently yields around 14%.
AGNC: Buy, Sell, or Hold?
With its enticing high dividend yield of 14.3%, AGNC Investment Corporation (AGNC 1.02%) stands out as an intriguing choice for income-focused investors. The company pays out monthly dividends and is among the highest-yielding stocks available to investors today.
AGNC Investment: Yield Curve Inverted, Time To Sell
Since my last buy rating on AGNC Investment Corp. stock, a few new developments have turned its risk/return curve unfavorable. The top development is that the yield curve has become inverted in the past month. Mortgage delinquency rates have also continued to increase in the meantime.
Is This Stock's Massive 14.3% Dividend Yield Sustainable?
AGNC Investment (AGNC 1.99%), with a forward dividend yield of 14.3% as of this writing, is one of the market's highest-yielding stocks. It also pays monthly dividends.
58 Monthly Dividends Later and This Ultra-High-Yielder Still Isn't a Dividend Stock You Can Count On
AGNC Investment (AGNC -0.50%) is a mortgage real estate investment trust (REIT). Given that REITs are designed to pass income on to investors in a tax-advantaged manner, it seems logical to believe that the stock, with its huge 14%+ dividend yield, would fit perfectly into a dividend investor's portfolio.
Why This 14%-Yielding Dividend Stock May Perform Well in a Recession
There are warning signs of a possible recession as the U.S. federal government looks to slash jobs, while tariffs could touch off a trade war. The Atlanta Federal Reserve's estimate for real gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the first quarter has gone from predicting growth of more than 2% in late February to a 2.4% decline as of its last estimate on March 6.
AGNC Investment Corp.: Why I Would Prefer Half the Dividend and 100% More Certainty
I am a dividend investor, which dramatically influences the way I look at stocks. Dividend yield, however, is only one of the important factors I consider.
It's Been 45 Months Since AGNC Investment Corp. Set Its All-Time High. Here's 1 Reason to Buy Today.
AGNC Investment (AGNC -1.45%) hit its all-time high closing price of $11.74 per share on June 8, 2021. That was about 45 months ago.
Want $1,000 in Dividend Income? Invest $7,580 in These 2 Ultra-High-Yield Stocks
If you're looking for high-yield dividend stocks, I've got some good news. A couple of mortgage REITs offer eye-popping yields, and there's a chance they'll be able to maintain their payouts.
Why the Rally for AGNC Investment Stock Might Be Hiding a Glaring Red Flag
AGNC Investment (AGNC 2.37%) is not your typical real estate investment trust (REIT). It doesn't own physical properties, but rather invests in a portfolio of mortgage securities.
Buy Two Ideal March 'Safer' Dividend Dogs Of 34 Barron's 2025 Pro-Picks
Barron's New-Year (NY) Roundtable (RT) selections published in three issues 1/13-27/2025, listed 34 dividend picks as the best of 2025. Analysts predict top picks like AdvanSix, Applied Materials, and Salesforce could net significant returns, with an average gain estimate of 28.85%. Two standout "safer" stocks, AT&T and Annaly Capital, meet the dogcatcher ideal, offering high yields relative to their prices.
