O Realty Income Corp.

$O Realty Income is a popular dividend REIT, paying monthly dividends rather than quarterly. Currently paying around a 6% dividend. - Pulled back about 20% from its recent highs in July and found support just above the 200 WMA, at trendline support. The bounce this week looks like confirmation of a bullish reversal. Watch for a continued drift up to test the 50 WMA next, at $59.52. - The company reports earnings on Nov. 2nd, after the market closes.

$O You can eat well buying at 6.0% dividend and selling at 4% dividend. Great stock, great value. Probably my top 3 buys in the entire market with this.

$O only threat here is interest rate hikes ....but theve managed through cycles before over the last 30 years and held steady growing dividends

$O Two reasons to buy: 1-Strong demand on treasury bonds at today's auction 2-The stock is very oversold with the 20-day RSI under 30

$O One of the few stocks in my portfolio which shows an unrealized loss after 5 years of owning it. But then I calculate all the dividends I received - and it's really an overall gain. Still favor owning a diversified dividend ETF like $SCHD over this because of higher potential dividend growth and less sector risk.

$O 10 year at 5.28% and you get your money back after 10 years. $O yielding 6%+ plus capital appreciation in perpetuity. What a tough decision….

$O Have a quarterly bonus coming my way and I know right where I’m going to park it. Beats any high yield savings account at the current yield.

$O .25 rate hike and the sky is falling here lol. Rsi at historic lows. Macd is lower than 2008 drawdown?? Eps is actually increasing? Buy the dip. Retarded gift.

$O $50 is a stretch but down there, going to be very tempting even in this rate rise cycle

$O A dam can only hold water building up for so long, before eventually cracks develop and it bursts open. Same thing with any good stock especially a stock like this. It can only be help so low for so long before it can't be held back any longer. Especially the Divi REIT's stocks like this one. This one has a lot of price potential over the next year along with the divi's you can hold out until you hit the prices you want or literally hold forever and retire off all or a portion of these monthly ever increasing divi's. Sooner or later doesn't really matter.

$O great dividend. Feels pretty safe and in today’s market people will look for these safe stocks

$O Worst that can happen here is you get "trapped" collecting a 6% yield while you wait for the rate debacle to subside. Bought a significant chunk today at 53.45, no selling until 65, 20% on price plus divs should provide a little portfolio alpha, probably not this year though.

$O This is gonna be a screaming buy hopefully sometime soon. Yielding over 6% now. Problem is as trump continues to lose his epstein distraction war in Iran, interest rates are gonna continue higher along with oil, inflation etc … So this continues lower. Really seems like that dipshit is intentionally trying to destroy the US economy and the long running bull market in stocks.

$O $52 to $56, nice areas to pick up more shares. Divi is consistent for decades month after month.

$O AI stocks are a complete trojan horse! $O has a steady track record that goes back multiple decades. lmfao.

$O The stock tends to bottom when its dividend yield hits 6%. Investors today get a 6% dividend yield (paid monthly) while they wait for a recovery. When yields drop, this will rally. Morningstar has a $74 fair value on it.

$O Switched from swinging for the fences to adding dividend payers. This seems like a safe bet. Down 7% since I bought in early/mid September. Odd that I’m not worried?

$O I swear I’ve been reading this exact comment from people for years. Zero capital appreciation over the last TEN years. How long are you willing to wait 😂😂😂

The 1 month chart for Realty income is rough. REITs are really not liking the 10YR Treasury continue to climb at 5.20%. $O

$O Treasury yields are trading under 5.25% while Nasdaq futures plunging. In contrast, Dow futures are up. Bullish for REITs in general.