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Why I Just Bought This 5.8% Yielding REIT
This REIT is a sensible choice for income investors valuing consistent dividend growth. The REIT has exposure to Western European real estate, limiting its exposure to a downturn in U.S. real estate. Portfolio and dividend coverage stats are very good. Shares are not overpriced on an AFFO basis yet. An investment in the stock yields 5.8 percent. Yield on cost almost guaranteed to rise, long term...
3 Dividend Stocks Ideal for Retirees
If you're near or in retirement, owning dividend stocks can be a great way to create a consistent stream of cash flows to fund your living expenses or even travel the world. Not all dividends are created equal, but these three stocks will be paying cash to investors for a long time to come...
5 Rock-Solid Dividend Stocks Yielding 7% and Higher
With the dividend yield of the S&P 500 sitting at a measly 1.9% and U.S. Treasury yields for 10-year bonds sitting fractionally higher at 2.2%, investors seeking dividend yields want higher rates. There are fortunately a collection of well-run companies in varied industries and markets that can provide market-beating yields to feed your appetite for higher dividends while enabling for sound sleep. Here are five that make the cut...
3 High-Yield Stocks for Aggressive Investors
High-yield dividend stocks often come with an elevated risk profile. Investors that are comfortable with owning risky assets, though, can, on occasion, generate handsome returns on capital by taking the time to comb through the diverse universe of high-yield dividend stocks...
9.97% Long-Term Investment REIT Brings Honesty To The Table
This company is exceptionally interesting because management refuses to blow smoke. The macroeconomic environment is poor for mortgage REITs, but most investors and analysts wouldn’t know it from other earnings calls or presentations. A careful reading through the its presentation shows management sending clear signals regarding the high values on many assets. The movement to 30-year fixed-rate RMBS is based on the liquidity of the assets, not expectations for excellent returns...
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