CIM support in its position of portfolio supports its earning, its yield, and its projections.
While other IPOs in its competition have failed to acquire the "cream" of investments, CIM totally invested funds are HIGH yielding for the longer term under improved management supported also by NLY's management, whose firm holds 4 million shares of CIM.
So funds shorting CIM, putting out propaganda analysis seems over cooked to the facts for future contracts, which management has managed to control to pay us back in dividends.
Anyone support this analysis?
CIM goes to near $5 during 2010's earliest quarter payouts.