Instrument NameAnnaly Capital Management IncInstrument Symbol(NLY-N)

Instrument ExchangeNYSE

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With a huge 13% dividend yield, Annaly Capital is enticing. But big yields often mean taking big risks.

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Annaly has a huge yield, but a terrible dividend history. This trio of REITs has dividends you can count on.

The market may be pricing in more risk than is currently merited with Annaly Capital Management.

Annaly Capital has a huge 13.9% dividend yield, but there's a lot you need to know before you buy into that yield.

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If you're looking for high-yield REITs, be careful you don't reach too far on the yield front. Here's why.

Annaly Capital Management has a history of cutting its dividend.

There are trade-offs to be sure, but this year may be one that merits prioritizing income over other goals and strategies.

NLY earnings call for the period ending December 31, 2023.

This pair of industrial REITs are positioned to grow. But history suggests ultra-high-yield Annaly Capital is a dividend trap.

With a 13.5% yield, Annaly Capital's dividend alone beats the market. Or does it? A little history lesson is in order before buying this REIT.

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There's one type of investor who might like ultra-high yield Annaly Capital, but it probably isn't the one you think.

Annaly Capital has a huge yield, but a history of dividend cuts. This trio of REITs has increased year after year after year.

Investors might be attracted to Annaly's double-digit yield, but most will be better off with Realty Income's lower and more reliable dividend.

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