Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment (CHMI-PB) Stock Analysis

What Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment does

Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation operates as a residential real estate finance company, primarily engaged in the acquisition, investment, and management of residential mortgage assets across the United States. Its business activities are organized into segments focusing on investments in residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS), investments in servicing-related assets, and an "All Other" category, through which it manages its portfolio. Established in 2012, the corporation is headquartered in Farmingdale, New Jersey. Significantly, Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment Corporation holds the designation of a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) for federal income tax purposes. This status generally allows the company to avoid federal corporate income taxes, contingent on distributing at least 90% of its taxable earnings to its shareholders.

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What is the ticker symbol for Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment?

Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment trades under the ticker CHMI-PB on NYSE.

Which exchange is CHMI-PB listed on?

CHMI-PB is listed on NYSE.

What sector does Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment operate in?

Cherry Hill Mortgage Investment is classified in the Real Estate sector (REIT - Mortgage industry).

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