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ALL
Market cap
$54.24B
EPS
1.37
P/E ratio
41.7
Price to sales
8.88
Dividend yield
5.684%
Beta
0.708849
Previous close
$57.15
Today's open
$57.64
Day's range
$56.94 - $57.79
52 week range
$55.86 - $67.94
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CEO
Sumit Roy
Employees
468
Headquarters
San Diego, CA
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Shares outstanding
946218033
Issue type
Common Stock
Real Estate
REITs
3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks I'd Buy in September With No Hesitation
Altria pays the highest yield of the three, backed mainly by pricing power even as cigarette volumes keep falling. Verizon's dividend is well covered by growing free cash flow, though its heavy debt load remains a concern.
The Motley Fool • 4 hours ago

The Dividend Trap: 3 High-Yield REITs That Look Cheap (But Aren't)
High dividend yields can still be value traps. GOOD and GNL face leverage and office exposure risks. BDN's 10% yield may not be sustainable.
Seeking Alpha • 2 hours ago

A $100,000 Retirement Dividend Snowball In A Rising-Rate World
Building a $100,000 dividend snowball is foundational for financial security and passive income. I detail how I would go about doing so in today's rising rate environment. I also share some specific picks and how to allocate capital on a percentage basis to build the snowball.
Seeking Alpha • 2 hours ago

This Stock Pays a Dividend Every Single Month. Inside a Roth IRA, the IRS Never Taxes a Single One of Those Payments.
Realty Income (NYSE:O | O Price Prediction) pays a dividend every month. That mechanic is unusual among US-listed common stocks, and it is the entire hook: twelve payments per year, each hitting the account on a fixed calendar.
24/7 Wall Street • 18 hours ago

History Says This Is the Amount of Yearly Dividend Income a $7,500 Investment in Realty Income Stock Could Generate by 2030
Investing $7,500 into Realty Income gets you around 126 shares, generating $409.75 in annual dividend income. While Realty Income's dividend has grown an average of over 4% since 1994, its dividend increases have been more modest lately.
The Motley Fool • Sep 17, 2026

Why VICI Properties' 7.19% Yield Beats Realty Income's Dividend Streak, At Least For Now
Two REITs with radically different portfolios, one anchored in grocery stores and the other in casino resorts, just reported earnings that force a real choice between a legendary dividend streak and a yield that pays more from day one.
24/7 Wall Street • Sep 17, 2026

Want $1,500 In Passive Income? Invest $5,000 In Each of These 4 Dividend Stocks
Retirement in America increasingly runs on cash flow rather than paper gains.
24/7 Wall Street • a day ago

Realty Income: Higher-For-Longer Rates Have Broken The Playbook (Downgrade)
Realty Income Corporation remains my core long-term holding, though its near-term risk/reward is less compelling. My earlier bullish thesis for O hinged on both organic growth and a favorable interest rate environment; only the growth has materialized. O's current valuation and share price are now primarily influenced by macro dynamics, particularly interest rates.
Seeking Alpha • a day ago

Fewer and Fewer S&P 500 Stocks Yield Over 4%. Here's My Top Pick to Buy Now.
It's in a sector that's relatively under-represented in the index. This REIT also pays its dividend monthly rather than quarterly.
The Motley Fool • Sep 16, 2026

How a Roth IRA Can Keep Thousands More of Your High-Yield Dividend Income Compounding
Where you hold a high-yield dividend stock matters almost as much as which one you pick, and for ordinary-income payers like BDCs and REITs, the wrong account quietly erodes a portion of every distribution before it ever compounds.
24/7 Wall Street • Sep 16, 2026

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