These stocks hold potential to act as growth and income plays.
These top REITs trade at dirt cheap valuations.
These growth stocks are looking especially attractive right now.
As long as I've been writing on Seeking Alpha (almost 15 years), it never ceases to amaze me by the temptation to chase yield. But as I get older, I've become more experienced as my mistakes have taught me the value of protecting my hard-earned principal at ALL costs. So I caution all readers to always pay very close attention to the overall safety of the dividend, not just the yield.
Uncertainty about the macroeconomic outlook has left investors skittish about real estate investment trusts.
Healthy demand for Realty Income's properties and a diverse tenant base are likely to have benefited the company's Q3 earnings.
In the most recent trading session, Realty Income Corp. (O) closed at $60.48, indicating a +0.12% shift from the previous trading day.
Despite volatility ahead of the upcoming U.S. election and Fed rate decisions, O's resilient model invites a look to assess if the current level offers a good entry point.
Looking beyond Wall Street's top -and-bottom-line estimate forecasts for Realty Income Corp. (O), delve into some of its key metrics to gain a deeper insight into the company's potential performance for the quarter ended September 2024.
Realty Income remains a dominant net lease REIT with a massive portfolio and consistent dividend growth, but faces challenges from competitors like ADC and EPRT. The firm's recent performance has lagged due to slower AFFO per share growth and a cost of capital disadvantage compared to peers. Upcoming earnings will be crucial, with a focus on acquisition capitalization rates and capital raising strategies.
There's a simple way to get reliable dividend stocks into your portfolio, and a way to selectively augment that approach.
There are more reasons to buy these stocks besides their high payouts.