Cherry Hill Mortgage Investmen CHMI

$2.56 +0.02 (0.79%)

Valuation

Market cap
92,367,000
Revenue TTM
$11,320,000
Net income TTM
$6,830,000
PE ratio
5.08
Forward PE
4.22
Profit margin
60.34%
Debt to equity
4.41

Trading

Volume
91,246
Avg volume
228,702
Day's range
$2.51 – $2.58
Shares out
36,947,000
Stochastic %K
55%
Beta
1.01
Analysts
Hold
Price target
$3.10

Price

Company profile

Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation, a residential real estate finance company, acquires, invests, and manages residential mortgage assets in the United States. It operates in two segments, Investments in RMBS and Investments in Servicing Related Assets. The trust qualifies as a real estate investment trust for federal income tax purposes. The company has elected to be taxed as a real estate investment trust...

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Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation, a residential real estate finance company, acquires, invests, and manages residential mortgage assets in the United States. It operates in two segments, Investments in RMBS and Investments in Servicing Related Assets. The trust qualifies as a real estate investment trust for federal income tax purposes. The company has elected to be taxed as a real estate investment trust (REIT) and would not be subject to federal corporate income taxes if it distributes at least 90% of its taxable income to its stockholders. Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.

Industry
REIT - Mortgage
Sector
Real Estate
Phone
877 870 7005
Website
https://www.chmireit.com
Address
4000 Route 66, Suite 310, Tinton Falls, United States

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sionnach Oct 6, 8:18 PM
Buy more shares of $CHMI or $MITT ? The merger is official?
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Invest2live Oct 3, 10:28 PM 0 replies
Dr_Van_Nostrend Sep 16, 4:36 PM
Just got filled on more $MITT , hard to understand why it's getting hit today further when other reits are bid with the 10 yr, they just announced the same dividend showing strength in their earnings, book value holding well & higher than Q1 at $10 pps not eroding over time and fundamentally they are the least leveraged reit in mREIT land. Does the least levered REIT trading at only 60% of book value deserve to be trading at a covered 15%+ stripped yield going into an accretive merger with $CHMI ? I don't think so.
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Dr_Van_Nostrend Sep 14, 2:42 PM
$MITT I know management here at TPG to be very astute and very conservative, so the company is well run. It SHOULD NOT be trading at 60% of book value when that order book is almost all agency MBS with low LTV ratios. The merger with $CHMI is actually quite accretive, and while the dividend is covered , but by a slim margin now, the merger gets it covered by a generous margin. Given these facts, it SHOULD NOT be trading at a current yield of 15.66% stripped yield. These aren't CLO's or risky assets, these are agency MBS mortgages. Huge disconnect. $SPY $QQQ $TLT
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Yingtrader7 Sep 13, 6:56 PM
$NSYS ok im done scanning, i have so much rebalancing to do tomorrow, i just posted on $CHMI nice little charm. anyhow now to have fun. grab me an O DOULS, please.
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Dr_Van_Nostrend Aug 20, 4:37 PM
$MITT Going overweight here. I think whether they get $CHMI or not, hopefully they do, but either way MITT is very well run and is just way too cheap for their book value, great assets, and current covered 14.5% yield. Coverage goes up 15% or so if they get $CHMI which only strengthens the case.
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Reddskin Aug 11, 4:17 PM
$MITT because MITT’s stock is currently trading at a huge discount to book, the fact that MITT is using stock rather than taking on a large amount of corporate debt is strategically important. My bottom line At $6.32, I would characterize MITT as: Current price: ~$6.32 Current book: $10.00 Estimated post-merger book: ~$9.40–$9.70 Current P/B: 0.63× current book Potential normalized P/B: 0.80–0.95× My base-case value: **$7.50–$8.75** Bull case: $9–$10.50+ The biggest catalyst isn’t the increase in float. It’s whether MITT can demonstrate that the enlarged equity base + $CHMI MSR business + $7–9M of synergies actually produce higher EAD per share. If they do, the current ~0.63× book valuation looks very cheap!
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justbaseball25 Aug 11, 1:51 PM
MY thoughts on $MITT if they cut the head off a bunch of people at the top..... the 24 cents from mitt and 10 cent from $CHMI should def be strengthened. i trust to mitt to streamline some ops. sell off some of the chmi shit. deleverage a bit... i expect this to get back to 7 by EOY.
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