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- American Residential Investment Trust (INV) - has the following going for it: - NYSE listed - ipo was in '97, 6.5 mill shs @ $15/share, Painewebber was the lead - in theory, INV shouldn't lose money b/c they borrow @ one rate & lend it out via mortgage loans; then their profit is the spread - INV has lost $$'s b/c the borrowers re-finance & pay off their loans - now: 8 mills shs o/s; $71 mill in equity; or book value of $9 share - yet stock trades @ $2.20/share - dividend has been suspended, major write down of assets, $75+ mill credit line w/ Chase just opened - if you strip away all the recent problems, the underlying spread is generating hefty profits of about $.50/share per quarter - bottom line: if interest rate landscape stabilizes, INV can regain its footing & go back up to at least the $10 level without much effort. Now at $2.10/share | ||||||||||||||
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