Ladder Capital Corp

Fundamentals5.5
Price Action5.0
News Sentiment5.8
AI Rating
5.7

Key Drivers

  • Profitability Solid
  • Leverage Elevated
  • Dividend Uncovered

AI
AI Summary

5.7

LADR has shifted from a pure yield play to a covered-income plus capital-recycling story: Q2 distributable earnings covered the dividend and the stock still trades below book, but the investment case only stays intact if that coverage proves recurring rather than transaction-driven, given higher leverage, thin cash cushion, and rate/spread risk.

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RateRisk
BelowBook‍

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Deep Analysis

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Fundamental Analysis

5.5

Key Financial Insights:

  • Profitability Solid
  • Leverage Elevated
  • Dividend Uncovered

LADR looks profitable and cheap on book value, but high leverage, thin liquidity, and an overpaid dividend make the investment case risky. ക

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BookValue

Price Behavior

5.0
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Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Support Holding
  • Resistance Capping
  • Choppy Rebound

Over the last month, LADR has been range-bound and mildly constructive, holding support near $9.48–$9.50 but needing a decisive close above $10.00–$10.05 to confirm upside momentum.

LADR
Rangebound
Support Level: $9.48–$9.50
Resistance Level: $10.00–$10.05

Sharp drop to $9.48 followed by a rebound to $10.04 shows short-term volatility and indecision

Sentiment & News

5.8

Key News Insights:

  • Earnings beat
  • Dividend covered
  • Asset sale boost

Ladder Capital's strong Q2, improved dividend coverage, and opportunistic buybacks point to improving fundamentals, with a potential Q3 boost from the Jacksonville sale despite mixed analyst sentiment.

EarningsBeat
REIT

The update is mildly positive for LADR, as stronger earnings quality and payout coverage improve the investment case even as broader REIT risk remains a concern