Crexus Investment Corporation (CXS) Parth Chopra, Aditya Chaudhry.

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Crexus Investment Corporation (CXS) Parth Chopra, Aditya Chaudhry

Profile Mainly a commercial real estate finance company Invests and manages the following: o Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (CMBS) o Other Commercial real estate Located in Maryland Risk Adjusted investing Classified as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) and thus pays 90% of its earnings to shareholders

Dividends CXS is required to pay out 90% of its earnings per quarter in the form of dividends. Dividends have continued to rise because of increased earnings as shown in the following data:

Dividend History

Stock History Previous close: $ week range: $ $ month:

More information (updated 01/09/12 Sales*71.53 Mil Income*71.07 Mil Sales Growth*NA Income Growth*NA Net Profit Margin99.36% Debt/Equity Ratio0.00 Beta0.43 EPS1.29 Forward P/E8.40 P/E7.56 Market Cap Mil Shares Outstanding76.62 Mil

Fundamentals Met EPS and Sales expectations for last four quarters. Exceeded both by 9.02% 2nd quarter. Sales expected to have grown over 530% in EPS expected to have grown 112% in P/E ratio of Earnings report Jan. 27.

Technicals The StockScouter measure of relative price change and consistency is flat. Previous day's closing price was slightly above 50-day moving average. (MSN StockScouter).

Analyst Expectations From MarketWatch:From CNN Money: Insider Buying:

Recomendations Buy at market price. Limit sell at about $12.50, hold at least untill next dividends are payed. Expected Dividend Return of about 35 cents (conservative estimate) per stock. Total Return: 12 shares * ($ $0.35) = $28.20

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