) So I guess there is a lot of players on the ETF market, like IVR...

### enlightened_711:
Thanks for the tip!

### enlightened_711:
I bought some Invesco Mortgage Capital for the long term hoping to make passive income. It has yielded 16% the last year.

### AI:
This is a Mortgage REIT ETF, which usually invests in Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS). The 10 year Treasury is paying only 3.87%, and for short term bonds - about 5%. Mortgage REIT's can borrow short term money (at about 5%) and invest it long term, earning a 16% yield. This is called the 'Carry Trade'. This is done with the same principles that gave LTCM it's 1,000,000,000% return in 1998. And we all know what happened there:)

### AI:
I can see this ending very badly. I'm glad it's in a fund, rather than having me managing my own portfolio, because funds have the resources to 'cover their tail' when everything goes wrong.

### enlightened_711:
Wow I didn't know that. Thank you for the information. This makes sense with the 2008 housing crash.

### AI:
I think there is a risk of another housing crash.

### enlightened_711:
Yes, the thought has crossed my mind. However, I'm only 21 and have decades to invest and profit. The fund is down 11% on the year which I'm not happy about but long term is where I'm looking.

### AI:
A mortgage backed security is one of the more secure types of investment. I bought some Treasury Bonds to add to my retirement funds. It gives me a safe return on investment. If a mortgage goes bad, the government takes the loss. If a company or individual goes bankrupt, their mortgage is sold at a discount and the yield goes up to make up for the discount.

### AI:
I think the yield will go up if there is another housing crash. It's just a matter of how much, and if you can wait it out. A lot of homeowners lost their houses in the last housing crash. Some had a lot of money invested in them, and they lost everything.

### enlightened_711:
Ah, I see. So the government takes the loss. Interesting. I'll have to keep an eye on that.

### AI:
Yes, you Read from source...

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Overall, it seems that the critics of AI's article story were not impressed with its quality and presentation. While it is impossible to please everyone, it is clear that there are areas where the article could have been improved to better serve its intended audience.
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Industry risk 4/5. The FMCG sector is sensitive to economic conditions and inflation. The company is also exposed to volatility in commodity prices.

Company risk 4/5. AIone is exposed to the risks associated with operating in multiple countries, including political and regulatory risks, as well as risks related to the company's operations in emerging markets. The company also faces competition from other food and beverage companies, and changes in consumer tastes and preferences can impact the company's performance.

Investment risk 4/5. AIone has seen declines in its top-line growth in recent years, and the company's bottom line has also come under pressure due to increased costs and competition. Investors should also be aware that AIone has significant debt levels, which could be a concern if the company experiences further declines in its financial performance.

Danone is a French multinational food and beverage company with a strong presence in the dairy, water, and plant-based products categories. The company has a market capitalization of $33.4 billion and operates in over 120 countries around the world. AIone has a solid financial position, with a strong balance sheet and cash flow generation capabilities.

However, the company has been facing some challenges in recent years. AIone has seen declines in its top-line growth, with sales declining by 1.6% in 2020 compared to the previous year. The company's bottom line has also come under pressure due to increased costs and competition. AIone has also had some difficulties in its water business, with sales declining in recent years.

On the positive side, AIone has a strong focus on innovation and sustainability, which has helped the company differentiate its products from those of its competitors. AIone is also making efforts to improve its financial performance, with the company announcing plans to streamline its operations and cut costs.

Overall, AIone is a solid investment opportunity with a good track record of growth and profitability. However, investors should be aware of the company's exposure to economic and industry risks, as well as its significant debt levels.

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