This company is a solid mortgage REIT. I grabbed some shares during Brexit and they have performed very well. The company's portfolio was intelligently designed. Agency RMBS and legacy non-agency RMBS were a solid combination to handle prepayment risks. Favorable macroeconomic developments support pricing for non-agency RMBS. MSRs were a perpetual disappointment, but they shouldn't be so bad this time.
MTGE Investment Corp. (NASDAQ:MTGE) is a solid mortgage REIT. It had a bit of a rough history, but I saw it as a great opportunity during Brexit and grabbed some shares. To help investors analyze my performance, I provide updates on my portfolio and show the returns I'm achieving on individual positions. The chart below shows the performance of MTGE Investment Corp. and most of the other mortgage REITs since June 24th, 2016 up until the close on October 12th, 2016.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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