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Wall Street Fundamentals Releases New In-Depth Stock Reports on ARR, CYS, NLY and TWO

Friday, 25 October 2013 08:40 AM

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Mortgage REITs have spiked this week as disappointing economic data has increased the likelihood of the Federal Reserve delaying the curbing of its $85 billion monthly bond purchases until next year. From October 18th to October 24th, the iShares Mortgage Real Estate Capped ETF (NYSEARCA: REM) has gained approximately 4.75 percent. On Tuesday, the U.S. Labor Department reported nonfarm payrolls grew by 148,000 in September, which was short of economists’ forecast of 180,000 jobs, sending U.S. treasuries yields to their lowest levels in three months.

ARMOUR Residential REIT, Inc. (NYSE: ARR) shares traded in the range of $4.42 to $4.47 Thursday before settling to close at $4.43, a decrease of 0.45 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $4.57 and $4.68 levels with some support at $4.20. Shares of ARMOUR Residential have fallen approximately 31.0 percent in 2013.

More information on ARMOUR Residential and access to the free equity report can be found at: 
www.WallStreetFundamentals.com/ARR

CYS Investments Inc. (NYSE: CYS) shares traded in the range of $8.66 to $8.84 Thursday before settling to close at $8.68, a decrease of 0.57 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $8.91 and $9.27 levels with some support at $8.63. Shares of CYS Investments have fallen approximately 26.0 percent in 2013.

More information on CYS Investments and access to the free equity report can be found at:
www.WallStreetFundamentals.com/CYS

Annaly Capital Management, Inc. (NYSE: NLY) shares traded in the range of $12.04 to $12.21 Thursday before settling to close at $12.15, an increase of 1.17 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $12.43 and $12.60 levels with some support at $11.75. Shares of Annaly Capital Management have fallen approximately 13.0 percent in 2013.

More information on Annaly Capital Management and access to the free equity report can be found at: 
www.WallStreetFundamentals.com/NLY

Two Harbors Investment Corp. (NYSE: TWO) shares traded in the range of $9.74 to $9.81 Thursday before settling to close at $9.78, a decrease of 0.10 percent. The stock appears to be facing some resistance at the $10.24 and $11.14 levels with some support at $9.69. Shares of Two Harbors Investment have fallen approximately 11.0 percent in 2013.

More information on Two Harbors Investment and access to the free equity report can be found at:      
www.WallStreetFundamentals.com/TWO

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