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Realty Income (O): 488 Consecutive Monthly Dividends
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+12.59%
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453 days
Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Recession "Our latest 'Stock of the Month' has one of the finest and most dependable dividend streaks you'll ever find," notes Nathan Slaughter.
The editor of Street Authority Market Advisor explains, "Realty Income (O) just recently announced its 488th consecutive monthly dividend, meaning it hasn't missed a payment since 1970.
"That tells me two things. One, the shareholder-friendly management team is committed to returning excess cash to shareholders. Two, it has consistently generated the profits to back up those payments through thick and thin. ...
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Realty Income (O): 488 Consecutive Monthly Dividends
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+0.00%
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(closed on 03/10/11)
Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Recession "Our latest 'Stock of the Month' has one of the finest and most dependable dividend streaks you'll ever find," notes Nathan Slaughter.
The editor of Street Authority Market Advisor explains, "Realty Income (O) just recently announced its 488th consecutive monthly dividend, meaning it hasn't missed a payment since 1970.
"That tells me two things. One, the shareholder-friendly management team is committed to returning excess cash to shareholders. Two, it has consistently generated the profits to back up those payments through thick and thin. ...
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Bullish on O ...
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+88.19%
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1147 days
Realty Income Corporation engages in the acquisition and ownership of commercial retail real estate properties in the United States. The company leases its retail properties primarily to regional and national retail chain store operators. As of December 31, 2006, it owned 1,955 retail properties located in 48 states, covering approximately 16.7 million square feet of leasable space. The company also held a portfolio of 60 properties through its wholly owned subsidiary, Crest Net Lease, Inc. (Crest), as of the above date. Realty Income Corporation has elected to be treated as a real estate i...
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Realty Income: Dividend Analysis
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+52.84%
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1400 days
Realty Income Corporation engages in the acquisition and ownership of commercial retail real estate properties in the United States. The company leases its retail properties primarily to regional and national retail chain store operators. As of December 31, 2007, it owned 2270 retail properties located in 49 states, covering approximately 18.5 million square feet of leasable space. <>The company is a dividend achiever as well as a component of the S&P 1500 index. It has been increasing its dividends for the past 14 consecutive years. From 1998 up until June 30 2008 this dividend growth stock h>...
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Some REITs for your portofolio from Kiplinger
O
+65.80%
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1439 days
Filed under: Industry, Stocks to Buy Over the last few months, real estate investment trusts (REITs) have shown that they are able to survive in tough conditions, at least compared with most other stocks. However, there have been signs of weakness for REITs lately and this is likely to continue. <>With recession fears still looming, real estate operators are facing yet another difficult situation brought on by rising unemployment, which could result in lower office and retail space demand. And rising inflation will come with higher interest rates, leading to higher borrowing expenses for REI>...
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Top 15 Dividend Paying REITs
O
+38.82%
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1498 days
Many income investors have looked to REITs (Real Estate Investment Trusts) as a source of dividends.<!--more--> REITs
are pass-through entities and to qualify for this status, they must pay
dividends equal to 90% or more of their taxable income. Because many REITs are now trading far below their 2007 highs, their yields appear very attractive. For
example, National Retail Properties (NNN) currently pays a 6.6%
dividend, while Realty Income Corporation (O) is paying 6.1% (the author is long O). <>Sincemany of these companies were started after The Tax Reform Act of 1986,you won’t find them o>...
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Bullish on O ...
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+15.12%
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198 days
(closed on 03/23/07)
Realty Income has a tremendous track record, and should be play a part in every well-balanced portfolio. Their business model seems to be working and they are growing through acquistion at a healthy clip. Dividends are paid monthly at an attractive rate (even though you got to pay higher taxes on this type). Short term volatility is greatly reduced by the constant, growing dividend stream, which makes this a good stock to buy at every dip you can spot.
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Bullish on O ...
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+63.53%
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2099 days
One of several retail REITs I’m reviewing today. O specializes in free-standing neighborhood retail properties.
With interest rates poised to rest from their recent upward pattern, it looks like retail could come into play. But individual stocks still seem way too dangerous. Gaming the guidance is way too much of a gamble nowadays, and the penalty fro being wrong is brutal. See, e.g., Chico’s FAS and Pacific Sunwear. REITs are a more intriguing play. Most yields are in the 3-5 percent range, the payouts are well covered by funds from operations, and the risks – weak consumer spending that ...
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