American Capital Agency Corp. Message Board
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I think your preaching to yourself here sceg
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Maybe I got you wrong. You were just being facetious. ACAS has been in some kind of funk for some time now. I guess the past quarter Earnings, now withstanding increase in NAV, put a lid on the SP. It's been pretty much lighter volume and steady decline.
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Come on zeit. Enough with the spamming.
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You need to recalculate. Not at 37% discount. It's a 27% discount. Big difference.
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Seems to me that little major retail buying (except for buybacks) is going to come in until the company starts paying a dividend one way or another. Anotherwords, SP growth alignment with NAV growth has hit a roadblock. JMHO. Keeping fingers crossed that a restructuring that will provide shareholders with a dividend will happen sooner than later .
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Will see a drop in NAV from ACAM and could see more if Market sells off and ACAS's equity investments in companies sell off.
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EOM
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In line. Increase in NAV and no change in dividend.
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The problem with the market selling off is that ACAS is heavily invested in the equities of many public companies which could would effect NAV valuation.
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Not that it matters.
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Don't see any specific news.
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The top bananas who hold token stock in this company raped the shareholder to the tune of $6.6 million this past quarter in Management Fees. That's almost double the amount reported for the same quarter last year. They are getting rich on SPO's while shareholders see their valuations dwindle with the reductions in dividends.
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What a Joke. All these Form 4's with the conversion of Phantom Stock to Directors. What a #$%$ Joke!
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How many Osteograms did they sell during the quarter?
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Man you better get your crystal ball in for an overhaul.
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The whole thing sounded a little subdued. But he did distinguish how ACAS distinguished itself from the mainstream BDC's through it's diversification of Assets, etc.
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Sure why not when the principles get enormous management fees based on these secondaries
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What's the problem? The Dow is at an all time high. And so is the S&P. It's ACAS that's the problem right now.