This mortgage REIT’s declining earnings and net interest income put its dividend safety in jeopardy.
F Rating
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	This utility company is buckling under the pressure of its negative free cash flow. 
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	Selective reporting on the part of this company gives its shareholders a false sense of security in its dividend. 
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	Dividend Investing Suggested ReadingI Love This 6.6%-Yielding ‘F’ Rated StockWednesday, April 3, 2019This entertainment industry stock’s metrics are discouraging – and deceptive. 
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	This mortgage REIT’s impressive yield may draw investors in, but with an unsustainable payout ratio, the yield will be short-lived. 
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	This Chinese oil developing company has an unsafe, albeit attractive, dividend yield. 
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	American Electric Power, like many other utilities, suffers from a free cash flow problem that puts its dividend at risk. 
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	Nokia has been a model of dividend cuts and inconsistency for years. Today’s investors should not expect anything different. 
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	Natural Resource Partners sold off assets and paid down debt, but the distribution cuts this caused make the stock unsafe for income investors. 
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	It may be tempting to get excited about MFA Financial’s high yield, but this REIT’s history of dividend-slashing proves that the current return is not sustainable.