$O (+1.37%) Good or all, I am writing in Spanish in the hope that it can be translated. I am watching this asset since a few months ago, I met him by chance here in getquinn, and I am going to buy 75 shares to start. I was about to get into it in June when it was at 50 USD but in the end I missed the opportunity and I didn't have the money available. Now I want to get in even a little bit. It is at 56.83 USD, I was thinking of waiting for it to go down to 54 USD but I am too anxious.
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583A little something for dividend growth........
The dividend yield indicates what percentage of the current share price is paid out as dividends. Dividend growth shows how much a company's dividend increases over the years.
Generally speaking, it can be said that
Companies with a high dividend yield often have slower dividend growth.
Companies with high dividend growth usually start with a lower initial yield, but offer higher payouts in the long term. In addition, their share prices often perform better as less capital is distributed and more is invested in the company's productivity.
If you have a long-term investment horizon and aim to live off your dividends at some point, you should focus on dividend growth and your personal dividend yield.
Since Realty Income already distributes 76% of its funds from operations, the dividend can only be increased moderately.
Reality Income increases dividend
$O (+1.37%) I am curious to see how the price will change after the dividend has been raised.
Realty Income increases dividend again by 1.5%
Realty Income $O (+1.37%) has declared a new monthly dividend of $0.268 per share.
- Increase of 1.5% over the previous dividend of $0.264
- Forward yield 5.77%
- Payable on March 14, for shareholders of record on March 3
- ex-dividend on March 3

Dividend portfolio for long-term wealth accumulation!
Hello everyone,
For some time now, I have been pursuing the goal of building up a solid dividend portfolio that will generate passive income for me in the long term. My plan is to invest in five selected dividend stocks and reinvest the dividend income in order to achieve a respectable increase in assets over a period of around 20 years.
Current thoughts
- $MAIN (-0.54%)
$O (+1.37%)
$PEP (+3.26%)
$ABBV (+0.94%)
S&P 500 High Dividend Low Volatility ETF
Questions for the community
- Which dividend stocks or ETFs can you recommend that fit my investment strategy?
- What aspects should I pay particular attention to when selecting my dividend stocks?
- How do you structure your dividend portfolios and what experiences have you had?
I look forward to your opinions, suggestions and recommendations!
Many thanks in advance for your support
ETF with a focus on dividends
Good evening community,
I save 200€ per month in $IWDA, 20€ in $EXUS and another 10€ in $XMME.
An additional 30€ in $VHYL to ensure a long-term passive income.
I looked at the dividend data of $VHYL and saw that the dividend growth is low.
Can anyone recommend better dividend ETFs or would it generally make more sense to generate passive income via dividend stocks like $O (+1.37%) or similar.
Best regards
Switching back and forth empties pockets.
After some back and forth, I think I have now found what I want to save for the long term and securely.
10 euros go into Bitcoin every Monday
$IWDA (-1.03%) 100 per month
$TDIV (-0.63%) 100 a month
$O (+1.37%) also 100 per month
$SGBS (+0.3%) 100 per month
$NU (-11.11%) is a test balloon with a small position. Let's see what happens.
The aim is to generate both growth and cash flow in the long term (10 years).
The savings rate of $O (+1.37%) is increased monthly by the dividend. The 1/4 annual distributions from the $TDIV (-0.63%) are also increased by the dividend in the savings plan.
Probably very boring, but I think that's ok for me.
I still have 300 euros a month at my disposal that can be invested if there is a dip.
Should the $SGBS (+0.3%) remain tax-free permanently after a holding period of one year, you could switch 1 year before retirement to be able to withdraw tax-free.
Could
have $HIMS (-26.15%) and $AMZN (-2.39%) and $NVDA (-3.63%) sold too early, but still made a profit.
Since individual stocks are somehow too stressful for me, and I don't have any nerves when things go down, I stick with ETFs.
Have a nice weekend Carsten
PS the return figures for Getquin are somehow no longer correct since I switched to TR. :-(
Portfolio
Hi, I'd like to hear your opinions on my portfolio.
I also welcome your suggestions for etfs in 2025 with stable growth and that pay dividends. I'm analyzing this ETF to invest in the near future $JEGP (+0.05%)
My focus is to have good assets that pay dividends and over time be able to refresh my investments with those same dividends. This way I can also get a good average price depending on the ups and downs of the market in the long term.
Since November 2024, I've been investing in shares such as $KO (+2.3%)
$STAG (+0.45%)
$VZ (+1.11%)
$VICI (+2.65%)
$O (+1.37%)
$PZZA (-1.3%)
$BMW (-0.12%)
$T (+2.01%) etc.
As for cryptos, I'm betting on Solana and Xrp.
In my opinion, these are two assets that could increase in value over the long term.
I have Solana in coinbase, which currently pays 8%, thus also generating recurring payments.
So at the moment I have 80% in shares and reits, and I also want to acquire etfs.
And 20% in cryptos.
Happy 2025 to everyone and good investments!
Key interest rate almost as high as in 2001
Happy Sunday to the community. I am currently looking at $O (+1.37%) and things are not going so well for the REIT at the moment. The next quarterly figures will be announced on February 24th, so I'll wait and see. I will (hopefully) not make the mistake $UPS (+0.29%) I (hopefully) won't make the same mistake again. I took a look at the key interest rate in the USA and it is currently really high. On 27.07.23 it was at 5.5%, but it's currently falling again. Is this related to real estate rentals, or is it the mortgage rate? It is also currently over 7%. I'm sorry if I come across as a bit inexperienced, but I've only been involved in the real estate market for a short time😅
Sources:
Leitzins in den USA bis 2025 | Statista
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika - Hypothekenzinssatz | 1990-2025 Daten

It is not bad for REITs because of its impact on rents, but because they work heavily with debt capital. You can also take a look at the debt structure in the financial supplement in the business figures. At $O, for example, it was thought at the peak of the high-interest phase that they would get through it well because they would not have to take on a large chunk of new debt until 2026. Of course, the stagnation of the yield curve is now a bad thing. It's still one of the best REITs, but read up a little more on the subject first.
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