Lol.... omg....ACC pays a dividend yield of 3.7%, well above the REIT sector average of 3.1%, while trading at a forward FFO multiple of 22x, below the 23x REIT sector average and also below the 26x average multiple for apartment REITs. Unlike several other higher-yielding REIT sectors - retail and office REITs - that are facing stiff secular headwinds - we believe that student housing has a more favorable long-term outlook given the broader undersupply of housing units across most major markets and the need to modernize the physically and functionally outdated student housing stock.
OOOO Van.These guys are sexy-- check this move out--
Student Housing REITs are among the most active developers in the REIT sector and utilize several different models to create value. The most attractive of these models, we believe, is the public-private partnership. A university or business in need of new campus housing facilities but without the desire to expend the capital to build one leases land to the REIT, which then builds, owns and manages the facility. The university gets an annual ground-lease rent check (again, without deploying any capital) and the students get a brand new housing facility, equipped with modern amenities. The university or institution, in turn, often guarantees a steady flow of renters. Revenue from this model comprises roughly a quarter of ACC's revenues.
Just on the verge of sketchy.
Wiz... I still think for the long haul, residential REITS are a good buy. When I say "long haul" here, I am talking several years out. I see multi-family housing being a growing trend with millennials. Home ownership is not what they want. They're too lazy, as a whole. Home ownership is a pain in the ass. I work with a lot of millennials and none of them dream the "American Dream". Posh apartment complexes are where its at, at least for them. Again, this is a long term view.
Stoney... the cyber-security stocks are old news... everyone and their brother owns them now.-> $$$$
CRWD--- The ole' $60 gain!
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I predict next year at this time....
Caterpillar will be the #1 performing stock on the DOW 30.
-vz
I predict next year at this time....
Caterpillar will be the #1 performing stock on the DOW 30.
-vz
Such a no brainer.
Lets look.
MCD... capacity constrained @Overnight. Not to mention no one wants to friggin work there.
3M.... post-its and glue
Coke.... lets buy Reeds.
Wally World... safe but slow.
Travelers... This IS your grandfather's insurance company.
Mr Softy.... The cloud has played its hand. Back to rangebound forever. Maybe join WMT?
NIKE.... Its ok I guess.
UNH.... verdicts out. I would not bet against it.
Boeing.... ahhhhh.... it gets a pass. But Cat will still outshine them going forward. You can mark this post.
Walgreen Boots.... lol... wtf is this thing even doing on the DOW?! "More Covid shots". Lots of profit there.
Intel... Perennial top-heavy dog.
Apple... It is what it is. A must own for a PM that wants to keep their job. Whatever on that.
Home Depot.... I have a post here for that one. I love Langone though. I hope he lives to 120.
Merck.... another elephant.
JPM & AXP.... they'll be ok
CRM..... Well, at least Cramer has an in now.
Disney.... Overrated.
Cisco.... hmmmm. Not sure about this one... but it never moves. Merge with Intel maybe?
Chevron... It's not going anywhere fast.
IBM... Merge with Travelers.
JNJ.... Talc and ineffective 'one and done's'. Elephant.
P&G.... Elephant.
VZ.... Whatever. Watch a new CEO come in and f up the whole operation by buying something like Chewy to be revenue accretive. ...You think I'm joking. Ivy League stupidity at its finest.
Amgen.... I'll leave this to Stoney. No opinion.
That leaves Cat.
Buy Buy Buy!