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To own ARMOUR Residential REIT, you need to believe the current income profile justifies the risks of a highly leveraged, rate‑sensitive business with a relatively expensive earnings multiple. The company’s long run of US$0.24 monthly dividends and fresh guidance for January 2026 reinforces the stock’s income identity, while Stonegate’s new coverage brings extra attention to the very high yield and discount to book value. In the short term, catalysts still center on the spread between interest income and funding costs, as well as any shift in market perceptions of dividend sustainability. The planned end of the manager’s fee waiver after February 2026 introduces a clearer, nearer‑dated risk to margins, even if the impact looks modest compared with interest rate and funding developments.
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