Buy THIS Dividend Stock NOW & It Will Pay You EVERY Single Month | Passive Income Powerhouse 💰

by | Nov 4, 2022 | Invest During Inflation | 3 comments

Buy THIS Dividend Stock NOW & It Will Pay You EVERY Single Month | Passive Income Powerhouse 💰




If you are wondering how to invest during times of stock market uncertainty and high inflation, look no further than today’s short. Join me in breaking down the leading net-lease solutions real estate investment trust (REIT) that pays dividends to shareholders every.single.month! If you want to start generating passive income while preserving your dollar from inflation, NOW is your opportunity to invest into this stock as a buy and hold investment!

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3 Comments

  1. Ari Gutman

    Thoughts on Realty Income, are you invested in this REIT? Drop a comment below to let me know!

  2. Vested Interest

    9 more shares of O today. I actually sold my position in STAG and spread out over O, 100 more shares of MPW, 14 shares of VZ and 12 shares of both ENB and CSCO.

  3. Steven Clark

    I keep thinking about buying O, but I have a couple concerns. The price is way down, but is the upside something that is more attractive than the potential growth of broad-market exchange traded funds? Secondly, the dividend is sweet, but I am concerned about the tax implications of holding this stock for long periods of times. I worry I might miss out on growth while paying more in taxes due to high dividend yield. Alternative for me is more along the lines of dollar-cost averaging into VOO. Lastly, it might be a good hedge, but might we be seeing a low share price because people are considering moving their money out of REITs and into interest bearing accounts and bonds?

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