Thornburg Mortgage News

Owning a condominium or co-op can be an excellent investment in your future. Protect that investment with the right insurance, and you can stay on the road to successful unit ownership. via KRISTV.COM Corpus Christi

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Martin Marietta Materials Inc. shares rose Tuesday after the construction materials supplier reiterated its full-year earnings forecast despite a sharp drop in first-quarter results. via Boston Globe

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“Obviously, there will be significant dilution if we're going from what would have been, on a fully diluted basis, 250 million shares outstanding, to about 3.1 billion”

New Mexico Business Weekly - by Thomas Munro NMBW Staff In the books is the collapse of Thornburg Mortgage's stock price from the $28 region, first to the $10 level during the credit crunch that began in August ... via Bizjournals

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“The credit markets had assumed the absolute worst, and the earnings results, while the major brokers and banks were definitely soft, they didn't imply that any implosions were imminent”

Recent trends suggest the credit markets might have bottomed in early March, but the recovery likely will not be quick and further distress could arise, spelling even greater problems for the major-market ... via SNL Financial

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Sorry to disappoint you, Fools: However much you may imagine it, dividend checks don't make a ka-ching sound when they land in your account. via The Motley Fool

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Citi's rising tide is lifting the financial sector. Bank and brokerage stocks soared after Citi posted a first quarter that wasn't as bad as some analysts had feared . via Fortune

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CSK AUTO CORP. : The western U.S. auto-parts retailer said its loss in the fiscal fourth quarter widened to 28 cents a share from 3 cents a year earlier. via Asbury Park Press Online

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I cannot understand the logic behind the current high price of Thornburg Mortgage . via Seeking Alpha

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The only three areas that continue to work are energy, ags, and infrastructure. I see no compelling reason to own a financial. via Big Ben's Investing Blog

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Thornburg Mortgage announced on March 31 completion of a new debt offering for $1.35 billion, which includes warrants to buy some 2.75 billion new common shares at 0.01/share; 47 million additional warrants ... via Seeking Alpha

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