Originally Posted by philfree:
Sold a dividend payer so now I need to replace it. I'm thinking about OHI it's a real estate investment trust.
"Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. engages in the provision of financing and capital to the long-term healthcare industry with a particular focus on skilled nursing facilities. Its portfolio consists of long-term leases and mortgage agreements."
No hurry buying in to it since the ex-dividend date was April 30.
I'm looking for 7% yield or better.
I'm a big fan of MPW. It pays 5.3 percent and has been very non-volatile. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KCUnited:
Limped to the finish line today but happy to have averaged down on TTCF earlier this month.
I know they're in Whole Paycheck currently and I'm starting to see commercials for them on tv. Seems the risk is whether they can get contracts in more of the national chain grocers before the market for plant based frozen foods gets super saturated.
Originally Posted by neech:
You did good, when is a good buy point? Maybe let it dip in awhile you think?
Seems to hit resistance around the $25 dollar mark. I nibbled down when I could once it fell under $20, so that's probably the mark I'd feel safe buying. [Reply]
It's not trading meme stocks but I added a few dividend payers to my "big" portfolio. Added OHI and ETW yesterday and I'm adding TRTN-PD today. OHI and ETW pay over 7% and TRNT-PD is 6.39%. [Reply]