Dividend investors looking to live off of the income their portfolios generate should favor companies with long and reliable dividend histories. Both Bank of Nova Scotia (NYSE: BNS) and Realty Income (NYSE: O) fit that bill. But right now they are also offering historically attractive dividend yields. ...
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Stocks have pulled back from recent highs over the past month, but the bull market is likely not over. History shows that the stock market stays in an upward trend for longer stretches than it falls; that's why it has averaged an annualized return of 10% over the past century. Amid the various sectors, ...
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If you're a retiree, it's a good time to think about transitioning from growth stocks into safer dividend investments. Not only can they provide you with more stability, but the dividend income they generate can be crucial to help pay bills and provide you with more money to make your retirement years ...
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Even though the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average have pulled back from their all-time highs, many stocks are still much higher than they were a year ago. But that is not the case for most of the real estate sector. Real estate investment trusts, or REITs, are particularly sensitive to rising ...
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Many investors like to own stocks that pay passive income to their shareholders. The amount of dividend income can be insignificant at first, but after a few decades of growth, those dividend payments start to add up, especially if you chose stocks of growing companies with a history of increasing their ...
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Dividend stocks aren't just for retirees. They provide passive income streams that can be valuable for people at any stage of life, and they're typically well-established anchor stocks that can provide security and ballast to a diversified and healthy portfolio. If you have $400 available to invest after ...
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Realty Income (NYSE: O) has done a magnificent job creating value for its shareholders over the years. The real estate investment trust (REIT) has delivered a 13.9% compound annual total return since its listing on the New York Stock Exchange in 1994. A big factor driving those returns is the company's ...
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With the new financial year under way, Iâve been looking for stocks to buy. And Iâve got things moving with a pair of dividend shares look like a bargain to me. Neither is a UK stock, which is unusual for me. But a delay to interest rate cuts across the Atlantic has created some opportunities in ...
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Diversification within an investment portfolio can provide investors with some downside protection against an entire sector of the stock market experiencing a downturn. While consumer and tech stocks get a lot of the headlines because of their well-known brands and exciting growth stories, exposure to ...
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Offering monthly dividend payments and an attractive 5.7% yield, Realty Income (NYSE: O) has long been a favorite of income-oriented investors. However, the real estate investment trust (REIT) has not been a great performer in recent times. With its stock price down about 23% over the past five years, ...
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A million dollars is a big amount, but if you have decades to go before retirement, it is within reach for most investors. The key is finding an investment approach and sticking to it through good markets and bad ones. Three stocks currently out of favor (two that pay dividends and one that doesn't) ...
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In this video, Motley Fool contributor Jason Hall breaks down three high-yield dividend stocks he recently bought more of: EPR Properties (NYSE: EPR), Realty Income (NYSE: O), and Truist Financial (NYSE: TFC). *Stock prices used were from the afternoon of April 11, 2024. The video was published on April ...
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Realty Income (NYSE: O) tends to be a low-volatility stock. After all, the company is a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) that specializes in triple-net leases to recession-proof tenants in mostly stand-alone locations. However, that didn't stop Realty Income from falling on the hotter-than-expected ...
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It's been a tough period for real estate, but that could now spell opportunity. Consider one of the sector's behemoths: Realty Income (NYSE: O). Its 5.7% or so dividend yield is near 10-year highs, suggesting this industry-leading real estate investment trust (REIT) is on sale. That's great news for ...
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Realty Income (NYSE: O) is often considered a stable long-term investment for conservative income investors. It's one of the world's largest real estate investment trusts (REITs), and its tenants include large retailers like Walgreens, 7-Eleven, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Walmart. Many of those ...
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I love to collect passive income. There's just something special about getting paid for work someone else did. My goal is to eventually generate enough passive income so I don't have to work. Part of my strategy is to invest in stocks with higher dividend yields since they enable me to generate more ...
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One difficult part of long-term investing is simply waiting. Investors may buy inexpensive stocks in hopes of seeing outsize long-term gains. That can often involve dealing with periods of stagnation or even decline, and sometimes, that payoff can take years. In other cases, the payoff could occur more ...
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Real estate investment trusts (REITs) can be fantastic investments. They supply investors with passive income. Further, REITs have historically outperformed the S&P 500 over the longer term. On top of all that, our research has found that many REITs deliver those higher returns with less volatility compared ...
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Most of us go to a retail store at least once a week. We shop for groceries, pick up a prescription, grab snacks, or buy something to tackle a repair project. We're often so focused on the money we're spending that we don't see the income potential hiding in plain sight. Investing in retail real estate ...
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Real estate can be a great spot to score a big-time income stream. Many real estate investment trusts (REITs) offer ultra-high dividend yields. That enables income-focused investors to generate a lot more income from every dollar they invest. Realty Income (NYSE: O) and Vici Properties (NYSE: VICI) currently ...
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I have a simple approach to diversification: I buy a specific dollar amount of any new stock I acquire. After that point, I can opportunistically add (usually in steps) to my position but only to a point where my dollar investment is twice my entry level. I've done just that with Hormel Foods (NYSE: ...
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It is hard to pass up a big yield, but sometimes an ultra-high dividend yield is a sign of risk. That's the case with AGNC Investment (NASDAQ: AGNC), which is offering a massive 15% yield. You would be much better off lowering your yield expectations and buying out-of-favor Realty Income (NYSE: O). Its ...
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Buying dividend stocks isn't exactly rocket science, but you do have to stop yourself from getting tempted into risky investments. In other words, you need to weigh the yield you are collecting against the potential for a dividend cut. Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) and Realty Income (NYSE: O) are two out-of-favor ...
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