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Weekly dividend alert for investors: Earn impressive returns of up to 14.8% on select stocks due to go ex-dividend in the upcoming seven days.

Stakeholders, be aware: Exceptional dividend yields, reaching 14.8%, are imminent for shares...
Stakeholders, be aware: Exceptional dividend yields, reaching 14.8%, are imminent for shares becoming ex-dividend within the forthcoming week.

Act now before time runs out!

Cashing in on High-Yielding Dividends

Ready to boost your dividend income? Check out these high-yielding stocks going ex-dividend soon. But remember, time's a tickin' – you'll need to act fast to claim your piece of the payout!

Stocks offering lucrative dividends

Diving into dividend stocks can be a smart move for those aiming to build an attractive income stream. These stocks are set to pay out big bucks, but don't snooze on the ex-dividend dates – you'll want to secure your shares before they pass!

Ex-dividend dates to watch

Here's a lowdown on when you can expect those tempting payouts to arrive:

Prospect Capital - Ex-Dividend: 29.01.2025

Antero Midstream - Ex-Dividend: 29.01.2025

Pennon - Ex-Dividend: 30.01.2025

AGNC Invest - Ex-Dividend: 31.01.2025

Ellington Financial - Ex-Dividend: 31.01.2025

Cardinal Energy - Ex-Dividend: 31.01.2025

NNN REIT - Ex-Dividend: 31.01.2025

Digging deeper into dividend stocks

Let's take a closer look at some of these top-yielding stocks:

Antero Midstream – an Energy Powerhouse

Antero Midstream is an exciting US-based energy company that specializes in exploration, processing, and water treatment. With a well-thought-out business model offering attractive dividends of 5.4%, this stock is definitely worth a peek.

Ellington Financial – High-Risk, High-Reward

Ellington Financial offers a mouthwatering dividend yield of 12.4% through leveraged investments in secured mortgage loans. However, as with any high-risk business strategy, the potential for bankruptcies and drawdowns is a real concern in this sector. Remember, Ellington Financial has managed to hold its own compared to its peers, but other companies have faltered.

AGNC Investment – Gaining Ground

AGNC Investment mirrors Ellington Financial's business model, and the company's shareholders have seen only about half the growth since its IPO. However, total returns (including dividends) still put them in the green.

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For further insights into these stocks and their performance, additional research may be necessary. Prospect Capital's recent earnings reports show a dip in net investment income and total interest income, but this sector can be heavily influenced by interest rates and economic conditions. On the other hand, Ellington Financial has fared relatively well compared to other mortgage REITs, but it still faces risks related to interest rates and mortgage spreads. Ellington Residential, another mortgage REIT, has a high dividend yield but a history of potential dividend cuts due to high leverage and interest rate fluctuations. AGNC, a mortgage REIT, reported a comprehensive loss recently, but the company still offers a stable monthly dividend. Other stocks on the list, such as Antero Midstream, Pennon, Cardinal Energy, and NNN REIT, will require additional research for specific ex-dividend dates and performance data.

Investing in dividend stocks like Antero Midstream and Ellington Financial can provide attractive income streams for those looking to boost their dividend income. Antero Midstream, a US-based energy company, offers an enticing 5.4% dividend, while Ellington Financial provides a high-yield of 12.4% through leveraged investments but carries risks associated with bankruptcies and drawdowns.

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