This company is one of the less risky mortgage REITs. We see preferred shares from it as having a risk rating of 2. The series C shares dropped into the buy recently and then rallied into a hold. They are a few cents from a buy rating...
This research report was produced by The REIT Forum with assistance from Big Dog Investments. Anworth Mortgage Asset Corporation (ANH) is one of the less risky mortgage REITs, but we still have the common stock at a risk rating of 4. The preferred shares carry materially less risk than the common stock. We have ANH’s preferred shares at a risk rating of 2.
Source: Seeking Alpha
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