National Retail Properties, Inc. Stock News

Blue-chip REITs rallied hard between early July and late October. However, they have recently pulled back. We discuss why, and we also share our top REIT pick of the moment.

Macroeconomics trumps politics. REITs are cheap and set to benefit from rate cuts. Here are 3 REITs that win no matter what.

High-yield dividend growth stocks have been on a strong run over the past four months. However, there are several that have not participated in the rally and have even dipped sharply in some cases. We share three examples of high-yielding dividend growers that have strong outlooks but are deeply discounted due to short-term issues.

I will highlight 10 high dividend yield companies which, I believe, are worth considering investing in for November 2024. Each company could increase your portfolio's ability to generate dividend income due to having an elevated Dividend Yield. I believe that the selected companies can deliver investors sustainable dividend income, evidenced by their relatively low Payout Ratios and strong trac...

The recent 75 basis point rise in the 10-year treasury yield has led to a significant selloff in net lease REITs. Despite strong earnings, REITs like O and ADC have seen stock price declines due to increased opportunity costs from higher treasury yields. This market shift presents a buying opportunity for investors, as many REITs now offer higher dividend yields and discounted prices.

NNN REIT reported stable Q3 earnings, but the stock fell over 10% due to tenant issues, which management downplayed on the earnings call. NNN is likely to lose more than 2% of ABR as two tenants move to cash accounting, making the replacement of these rents critically important. Today, we explore NNN's business model and why the company could be downplaying these emerging issues.

My investment strategy centers on buying undervalued blue-chip big-dividend growth stocks. Fortunately, several of these have dropped recently, offering compelling opportunities for dividend investors. I discuss several high-yield dividend growth stocks with moated business models and strong balance sheets that I have been loading up on recently.

The market wasn't satisfied with NNN's Q3 results, which resulted in a sell-off. However, I believe the results were solid and in line with management's expectations. One shouldn't expect high growth with NNN, as its uniquely defensive capital allocation strategy has a different approach.