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PennyMac Mortgage Investment Trusts first quarter results missed Wall Streets expectations, with revenue at $82 million and earnings per share at $0.16, compared to the predicted $97 million and $0.39, respectively. The company attributed the shortfall to weaker interest rate plays and faster runoff on mortgage servicing rights. Despite significant year-over-year growth in some areas, the stock dropped from $12.13 to $10.85 following the release. Analysts questioned the company about cut return on equity guidance and recent sales of mortgage-backed securities, which the company clarified as opportunistic moves tied to market conditions, not a full portfolio shift. The companys capital constraints are hindering non-agency securitizations, but partnerships are providing quality assets. The focus will be on recycling capital, increasing private label securitizations, and managing prepayment speeds to stabilize returns and maintain a strong dividend.

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