EPR Properties Stock News

My investment strategy focuses on maximizing yield per unit of risk, capturing high dividends while minimizing the risk of dividend cuts or capital impairment. The current market environment, with high interest rates, supports this strategy by offering higher yields due to depressed valuations in interest rate-sensitive asset classes. I highlight two high-yielding REITs with ~8% dividends, whic...

I invested in EPR during the Covid-19 pandemic and have consistently added to my position due to my bullish outlook. EPR is a triple-net lease REIT focusing on non-gaming experiential properties like theatres and fitness centres, benefiting from tenant-covered costs and annual rent escalators. The experiential property sector, hit hard during Covid, is recovering strongly with 2023 Leisure Expe...

Investors love dividend stocks, especially the high-yield variety, because they offer a significant income stream and have massive total return potential.

Most companies pay dividends on a quarterly schedule because that aligns with their financial reporting. The problem with that cadence is that it doesn't align with expenses, many of which tend to be monthly.

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KANSAS CITY, Mo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EPR Properties (NYSE:EPR) declared its monthly cash dividend & quarterly preferred dividends payable 1/15/25 to shareholders as of 12/31/24.

Higher-yielding dividend stocks tend to be higher-risk investments. However, they can also offer higher rewards.

About a year ago, I published two proposed portfolios:  Cash COWs, (high-yield and strong dividend safety), and Buried Treasures, (undervalued, high-yielding, with strong balance sheets and growth). The Cash COWs portfolio, selected for high yield and dividend safety, delivered a 6.91% cash yield with no dividend cuts, outperforming the VNQ by 242 bps. Despite not matching the S&P 500 or NASDAQ...