Rithm Capital Corp. offers six preferred stock series, with Series A, B, and C currently callable. Recent Federal Reserve rate increases have raised Rithm's cost of capital, making calls on preferred stocks, especially Series A and B, more likely. Despite yielding slightly less, Series C is rated Buy due to its favorable yield, call protection, and risk/reward balance. Dividend coverage is strong at 5.4 times, and while the preferred stocks are cumulative, they lack special tax advantages or QBI credits.
Rithm Capital's preferred stocks include three call-eligible series, with dividend coverage at 5.4 times. For readers following Financials-sector US stocks, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 22, 2026 18:42 WIB: out of 82 stocks, 48 rose and 29 fell. Notable movers include APO at USD 129.00 (+0.85%), HOOD at USD 122.26 (-0.84%) with 71% buy order activity, and HSBC at USD 102.37 (-0.81%) with 93% sell order activity.
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