I choose to level up my game and invest more and more money into Realty income and other Reits. I play to win so I can change my family tree 🌲!!! I’m ready for the next level up!! Let’s go!
When it comes to REITs, you do not want to look at EPS, thus you dont look at P/E/ REITs have tons of depreciation, so it skews that. Instead with REITs you look at FFO or AFFO.
PE for REITs is not something you pay close attention to. Plus, REITs pretty much have to issue shares to raise capital, and seeing as it's a new REIT, it is issuing A LOT of shares, therefore lowering its EPS.
Due to the price of O being so high (for my taste) pr share and I can't buy partial shares in my country. I have to go with Netstreit of the two. The dividend is quarter but I would prefer to have it monthly so there is that. When comparing to other reits I would get for something like VICI properties instead as the growth (in the last year) have been higher than O and dividend yield is about the same but still it pays per quarter :/
Thanks for the info on this I'm going to give them a try I have no problem losing money but when it comes to my health I do not gamble with my health unlike other people but Woodstock's I do not mind gambling thanks again
Because Netstreit is newer/smaller, this could come down to how confident you are in its management. REITs in growth mode could be a stock dilution concern again, management. Also, aren't they just in Texas?
I understand your concern. But I ask myself, in 20 years will it really matter? You can build a diversified portfolio of 50 dividend paying stocks structured so you earn dividends every month. I learn a lot from Dividend Hummingbird.
Interesting comparison. O has almost a half % higher yield, plus they pay monthly and not quarterly and seem less risky to me. I think I'll stick with O for now.
Another informative video, Mark, on a new REIT investment candidate to consider. Thanks! That said, based on its current dividend yield of only 4% and its forward FFO of around 17, NTST strikes me as fairly priced, if not a little pricey today. (Long O)
No way ntst. Seems too risky & no long term track record. I've owned O since 1996 & have never sold. Been reinvesting dividends & dca into Realty Income. It's the best of the best imo. MAIN (Main Street Capital) is also fantastic (a BDC) I believe these two work great together for income plus capital appreciation. Thoughts/comments?
@@tylerzerdy7806 This is exactly what I concluded with. Depends on what you are looking for @stevedancause1329 either reliable and stable slow growing with O or more growth and risk with NTST
@@MarkRoussinCPA I bought a few shares in my ROTH, if it goes down i will add a few more. Only a small % most of my money is in VOO and SCHD. Doesn’t hurt worst case I lose a couple hundred 🤷🏻♂️ I will make more money in the future, I’ll take the high risk and DCA it for a little
@Tyler Zerdy You make a valid point! I did purchase O when it was new two years after the ipo. Guess I'm just happy with Realty Income & MAIN and don't feel I need more diversification beyond those two.
Currently still undecided but I would have been leaning towards net Street if their dividend payout were monthly instead of cordially but thank you for all your advice
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I choose to level up my game and invest more and more money into Realty income and other Reits. I play to win so I can change my family tree 🌲!!! I’m ready for the next level up!! Let’s go!
Best reit in the game, all about it and continuing the grow the position should it fall below $60
Question? Nyst eps is p/e is 121 isn't that really high?
Exactly. My question as well….
If their PE is 121 you should run not walk away.
When it comes to REITs, you do not want to look at EPS, thus you dont look at P/E/ REITs have tons of depreciation, so it skews that. Instead with REITs you look at FFO or AFFO.
PE for REITs is not something you pay close attention to. Plus, REITs pretty much have to issue shares to raise capital, and seeing as it's a new REIT, it is issuing A LOT of shares, therefore lowering its EPS.
Due to the price of O being so high (for my taste) pr share and I can't buy partial shares in my country. I have to go with Netstreit of the two. The dividend is quarter but I would prefer to have it monthly so there is that.
When comparing to other reits I would get for something like VICI properties instead as the growth (in the last year) have been higher than O and dividend yield is about the same but still it pays per quarter :/
Wow. Looks really good. Thanks for your work. I'd fell comfortable with BOTH, maybe a third in O and 2/3 of this corner of my REITS in this NTST!
How is that possible to compare this two reits??
I like the similarities, but there hasn't been a dividend raise since 2020, something to keep an eye on.
Thanks for the info on this I'm going to give them a try I have no problem losing money but when it comes to my health I do not gamble with my health unlike other people but Woodstock's I do not mind gambling thanks again
Because Netstreit is newer/smaller, this could come down to how confident you are in its management. REITs in growth mode could be a stock dilution concern again, management. Also, aren't they just in Texas?
HQ in Texas but properties all over the US
I would buy both but pump more money into O
Fair enough
Sure wish it paid monthly instead of quarterly.
I understand your concern. But I ask myself, in 20 years will it really matter? You can build a diversified portfolio of 50 dividend paying stocks structured so you earn dividends every month. I learn a lot from Dividend Hummingbird.
We live in an era where people walk out of stores with armfuls of stolen goods without consequences. No retail for me.
Interesting comparison. O has almost a half % higher yield, plus they pay monthly and not quarterly and seem less risky to me. I think I'll stick with O for now.
Another informative video, Mark, on a new REIT investment candidate to consider. Thanks!
That said, based on its current dividend yield of only 4% and its forward FFO of around 17, NTST strikes me as fairly priced, if not a little pricey today.
(Long O)
About average for the net lease retail sector
In the video, you said that NTST increased the dividend both years. Dividend has been $0.20/quarter since 2020 and has not changed.
I'm about to open a position. Watch me completely tank the stock by choosing to do so.
No way ntst. Seems too risky & no long term track record. I've owned O since 1996 & have never sold. Been reinvesting dividends & dca into Realty Income. It's the best of the best imo. MAIN (Main Street Capital) is also fantastic (a BDC) I believe these two work great together for income plus capital appreciation. Thoughts/comments?
So you wouldn’t buy O when it was newer because there was “no long term track record”
That’s when you get the higher growth, high risk high reward
@@tylerzerdy7806 This is exactly what I concluded with. Depends on what you are looking for @stevedancause1329 either reliable and stable slow growing with O or more growth and risk with NTST
No doubt Realty Income is as consistent as they come
@@MarkRoussinCPA I bought a few shares in my ROTH, if it goes down i will add a few more. Only a small % most of my money is in VOO and SCHD. Doesn’t hurt worst case I lose a couple hundred 🤷🏻♂️
I will make more money in the future, I’ll take the high risk and DCA it for a little
@Tyler Zerdy You make a valid point! I did purchase O when it was new two years after the ipo. Guess I'm just happy with Realty Income & MAIN and don't feel I need more diversification beyond those two.
Quarterly, not monthly. And, no dividend growth since Dec. 2020. Hm...
Sir please provide your view on vgsnx
Nice stock vlog! Great presentation. Cogent analysis.
I have both but a lot more in O
Never realized so many people can't pronounce "realty." 2nd TH-camr in a row that's bungled this.
a lot of theoretical growth but from 2020 to today the dividend has not moved a cent unlike almost all reits in any sector
Which REIT are you referring to?
@@MarkRoussinCPA I'll name a few if you like you can do some analysis... BNL, EPRT, GMRE, INVH, REXR
Thank you for being this opportunity to our attention
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
This was a very informative video on this new REIT. I’ll definitely put it on my watch list.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching!
Didn’t know this one yet! Going to analyse it a bit further! 😊👍🏼
This stock is trading at 116 times earnings today. That is much too expensive for my portfolio.
Dont look at EPS for REITs
Thanks for this I was hoping for a video like this one 👍
Awesome! Let me know if there are specific ideas or videos you would like to see. Always open to consider different videos.
Great breakdown and worthy information 👍🏼👏🙌🏽💪🏽thank you
Thanks for watching
O that’s what I’m buying now 200 a month
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Dividendology is in the House😯
Currently still undecided but I would have been leaning towards net Street if their dividend payout were monthly instead of cordially
but thank you for all your advice
Oh man that’s a tough question. I think I’ll split between them. Maybe lean a little more on the new kid on the block
if you had $10,000 and you will like growth what stock will you recommend preferably dividend
SCHD
Video starts at 3:15
That is false. Start talking about Realty Income right out of the gate
REITs are going to get beaten up with raised interest rates.
WPC
Something Ill look into possibly adding to my list. Thank you Sir!
Oh and FIRST! woo!
They haven’t raised their dividend in 10 quarters… pass
Realty is two syllables, LOL
Reits
Real tea income not Real a tea income.No a before the ty
Thank you for this. However, not interested in less than ‘teens %.
Teens % dividend yield??⚠️
@@MarkRoussinCPA yes. This is the “season” to pick up good companies at a discount, when rates are shooting up.
I really liked your channel until you started pushing moo moo. It’s the new FTX