Avoid These Popular Dividend Stocks

[@TrustinYamada]

His recommendations 1:42 OXSQ (A sell) 3:48 ORCC (A buy) 4:08 ARR (A Sell) 6:09 STWD (A Buy) 6:28 NLY (A Sell) 8:01 ACRE (A buy) 8:26 ORC (A Sell) 10:19 RC (A Buy)

[@tonyromano8337]

Life saver 🙌💚

[@NicholasBall130]

I started investing because I liked the extra money from stock dividends. The key, in my opinion, is to make enough money through both investing and dividends, so you can live off the dividends without selling anything. This way, you might pass on this financial advantage to your kids. I've put more than $600K into dividend stocks over the years, and I'm still buying more, planning to keep going until prices drop more.

[@StacieBMui]

Hearing from an experienced investor who has survived the crisis and prospered is always comforting. It could be worrisome when your portfolio goes from green to red, but if you have invested in strong firms, you should just keep growing them and stick to your goal.

[@EleanorBaker474]

I’m a contractor, and my job doesn’t permit me the time to properly analyze my holdings/evaluate Dividend stocks myself, so I’ve had a fiduciary actively restructuring my portfolio for the past 7 years now to match the present market condition and that’s how I’ve been able to stay afloat, knowing when to buy and sell…maybe you should do the same.

[@StocksWolf752]

How can I reach this adviser of yours? because I'm seeking for a more effective investment approach on my savings

[@EleanorBaker474]

Credits goes to " Sonya lee Mitchell" one of the finest portfolio managers in the field. She's widely recognized; you should take a look at her work.

[@kathleenstoner.n7499]

Legends to embrace if you want to get rich investing Bull and Gary Joe Wilde.

[@sakhalittle9206]

cardone too. Don't know why Gary Joe Wilde chose not to own a video channel here like other pros. He is older and even more advanced.

[@patriciacleveland2588]

@Kentucky Chris and Briana often promoted him in their early vids. It's been a while though. Learned he is a mentor to many reputable pros here.

[@pizzaguy7998]

@mackenzie fventes Same here.

[@rnelnj44]

would love to see you produce a video to teach new investors step by step instruction on how to analyze dividend stocks and ETF's to determine investment worthiness

[@cleanup7773]

Definitely need a video on How to analyze a stock. Please help us.

[@mgdotmom]

@@cleanup7773 Dividend Bull has 'How to Pick High Yield Dividend Stocks' and 'Every 15% Yielding Dividend Stock Analyzed'. Also easy to do on Yahoo Finance.

[@berniebenson9611]

This was really a great video. I’ll be the first to say that I made the mistake of falling into the ORC dividend trap. My losses were minor but I got lucky. Also, I loved that you included ACRE. ARCC fans might want to look into this one. Thanks again.

[@worldtravelventures]

Im already long in ACRE and ARCC.You should also check out ARDC which is also run by Ares.

[@dominikfrohlich6253]

Used to be a holder of ARR and ORC. Glad I got out, most mREITs are value traps imo. Plus there are way better investments that still have a high yield. Better a safe 7-8% than a sucker 14% that destroys your principal

[@katelynrenesse4798]

individual stocks have been what has generated a good part of profits to my portfolio, I invested 110K in a diverse portfolio of stocks, ETFs, grade bonds through an investment advisor & made about 290k in a couple of months, but guess what? I re-invested and it compounded even more, hopefully I get to a million soon.

[@stanleyfujiwara1394]

Nicely done. love diversity.

[@mitchsapastein5593]

recently started in stocks and I don't mind investing a substantial sum, i'd like to know your advisor ?

[@katelynrenesse4798]

@@mitchsapastein5593 certainly, she goes by Rita Wildrin Mora...she's quite known

[@mitchsapastein5593]

@@katelynrenesse4798 just did a google search and found her webpage. I must say her resume is pretty impressive.. will be writing her shortly.

[@rokrok27]

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[@finmathsci3052]

My investing strategy as a beginning investor at the moment is to invest small amounts ($200-$500) in such stocks. If a stock disappoints, I'd be having 70-100 other stocks that would compensate for any losses. Of course, that would require me to review my portfolio every, say, 6 months or so, but nothing is perfect in life, I guess.

[@jinxterpinxter]

How much do you have invested so far, and in how many stocks?

[@finmathsci3052]

@@jinxterpinxter I've invested around $5000 into 16 stocks and one ETF so far.

[@EchadLevShtim]

This is how I do it too. IVR is the only one I have at 1000 bucks.

[@michaelpreston3181]

I'm about 170k in 8 stocks, 4 etfs 3 , mutual funds, and 10 bonds, gonna loose 7 bonds, and 1 Etf.

[@EntrepreneurInvesting]

I haven't even heard of these companies so I'm glad you made this video so I know to stay away. Great work man.

[@chrisdash83]

A video that shows us which dividend stocks to avoid is just as good as yet another dividend stock recommendation video 👍

[@misterfreeze9916]

Great video. I lost some money on a couple of these stocks. I had some huge gains last year in other stocks and was able to just take the tax loss. Two Harbors was the worst dividend stock I ever owned. OXSQ, ARR, ACRE all losses. I actually made some money on NLY but I could see the writing on the wall for that one too.

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

This is THE best finance channel on here. Thanks for what you do

[@jmanmanboy]

Lie

[@ldrown]

Would love to see a video on NEWT. Really liking the potential of this company

[@michaelgordon3241]

I am up 20% in ARR. I bought it in the 4.88-4.90 range and it hasnt even yet hit its March 2020 low. These stocks are meant to be traded...buy low, collect some dividends for a few months and then sell for a capital gain. I bought when yield on cost was like 20-25% at the time. ARR beat its earning expectations and i have a 20% cushion in it. Mreits, bdcs/cefs are not long term holds but better traded using technical ananysis. I never thought ARR would be one of my best performing picks up 20% since I bought in October. In the end, I dont think anything except index funds are long term holds. Despite its dividend cut a 0.10/monthly dividend is pretty good for a stock purchased below 5/share. CEFS are rotational holds you probably wouldnt like EDI or EDF but with monthly dividends of .07/ a month and 0.06/month, respectively they have a long history of dividend cuts but purchased from 3.50-3.95/share, both are trading close to $5/share. Its just a matter of when to hit the sell button. Mreits,CLOs, and emerging market fixed income have been doing well lately. Since I reallocated my portfolio in these sub $5/stocks, I was able to go from down 30% in October to down 17% today. I just dont know if its time to sell as I havent even gotten my first dividend from EDF and EDI yet

[@Glittersword]

I am currently invested in Armor but am not really worried about what you said since I am at 152 shares and am only taking it up to 200 shares. The dividends at that point will be used to purchase stock in other Dividend stocks to fluff out what I can invest monthly from my paycheck. Sorry forgot the disclaimer. I am not an investment expert. This was just my inexpert strategy for me. I don't know how it will work in the end.

[@cmccarrick10]

Simply Safe Dividend Stats, from 1-99 and 99 being the safest: OXSQ: 8 ORCC: 50 ARR: 21 STWD: 50 NLY: 40 ACRE: 17 ORC: 13 RC: 15 I wouldn't touch any of these. All of my dividend stocks have a store of 60 or higher.

[@philg4678]

what would you give O?

[@youngush4474]

Acre is way safer than that wtf lol

[@youngush4474]

@@philg4678 I would say o is like a 80 from 1-99

[@misterx7171]

I OWNED ANNALY BACK IN 2016.. THE SHARE PRICE KEPT DROPPING SO I FINALLY GOT OUT.. HARD TO ENJOY DIVIDENDS WHEN YOU’RE LOSING YOUR PRINCIPAL

[@HughButler-lb6zs]

I invest for the long term. A company that cuts its dividend gets off my research list. The one exception is companies that cut their dividend during economic stress such as the pandemic. They demonstrate a proactive management approach to running their business. When dividends get over 9 or 10% there is usually something wrong. Dig deeper. The last thing is capital appreciation is secondary in my income investment decisions. I am looking for a long term stream of income, and will let the NAV run within limits.The one criteria that I ignored to my demise is diversification. I spread my risk over several income producing strategies, and want any income stream to be diversified. Income investing gives me security in the life I live and allows me to leave something behind to benefit my children.

[@streetpilot775]

I took your advice and swapped out ORC for ACRE. Thanks for the heads up

[@seekingforever3327]

i have been looking for you . thanks for the info. there is so much to look out for and you have helped me with this. thanx again. please don't go away.

[@svenehlers9593]

Hi Dividend Bull, you really have the best high dividend yield YT-Channel! Thanks four your amazing work. I am always looking forward to every Friday of the week because of your videos. I really would be interested in your opinion about the following two also high-yielding stocks: - LOAN (Manhattan Bridge Capital, Inc.) and - SACH (Sachem Capital Corp.)! Can you please include the two stocks in one of your next videos? Thank you!

[@postedup2300]

What do you think about the YLDs? (RYLD, QYLD, XYLD)

[@matthewszasz1895]

This video is a good warning to rate chasers who dont do research on dividend sustainability.

[@theboogeyman9813]

AGNC is sort of along these lines except I personally think it's a decent buy at current price

[@meej6452]

ORC had been my worst performer and I lost a bunch of money on that stock. Sold it off a while back, it was a great decision.

[@7tmichael]

I might revisit it once it reaches rock bottom. After that the only way is up (maybe) lol

[@roseymalino9855]

At the risk of being picky, 'cheap' (2:09) is somewhat ambiguous. $200 may be cheap while $2 may be expensive depending on value received. Good incisive overall presentation.

[@tylermonteiro5384]

I was wondering if you'd ever get around to making one of these kinds of Dividend videos...as always, well done Al

[@freddydee270]

Great video. Thank you. Any thoughts on MAIN Capital?

[@Hogster202]

MAIN seems to be a good one, 5.99% Div and has increased in share price every year. Pays monthly.

[@Djedefra]

thank you for this content! This is really a 'must see' for everyone who wants to start investing in dividend stocks!

[@chadbailey7038]

Thank you. VERY helpful advice!

[@nicolasbsmith78]

finding this video makes me not feel so bad that I've been thinking of doing a covered call option with my NLY! 😅 got in at $5.80, hopefully I can find someone to buy it at $7 or $7.50 Thanks for your hard work.

[@billgober2]

Absolutely agree on owl rock vs oxford

[@ykc8888]

Is AGNC as bad as NLY or worse?

[@HughButler-lb6zs]

Two investing rules to follow. The higher the return, the higher the risk. Its time in the market not timing that provides success.

[@DarthG33k]

I divested my holdings of ARR last month. Glad I did, but I took the L on the overall value. At least I only lost $500 on ~$3000 invested...

[@captainnerd6452]

It would be interesting to revisit some of these decisions and see which ones have gotten worse or better since this video.

[@birchlover3377]

Oxford Square currently under $3/share...

[@prieten49]

High interest/dividends are usually a red flag. Why does this company have to pay such high distributions? It isn't out of the goodness of their heart. Doubly frustrating is when the stock price goes down but you are saddled with high dividends that are taxable. You know you are losing money and you get to pay taxes for the privilege.

[@michaelgordon3241]

i just bought arr in the $4 range...I think it will go back to the $5-6 range..i bought two in $3 range I think it will go to $4, mfa at 8.50 already up, psec is doing well...these stocks offer a décent return in the short term with dividends..acre is great cim is great..in my opinion only index funds are long term holds..some of us are willing to buy the dip sell the rally collect the dividend...nly and orc just did reverse splits.. oxlc just had a rights offering i bought under 5...i think it will go back to the $5 range...

[@klausvonshnytke]

I do appreciate the content you make and the analysis you present. I'd like to be able to understand it better and make my own predictions. What resources would you recommend for someone who wants to be able to do their own research the way you do it? Thanks.

[@philg4678]

how do you feel about monthly dividend stocks verse quarterly dividend stocks?

[@llewellyncox_]

Something we need to note is the divedents decrease in direct comparison to stock price.

[@brianroose7734]

I will buy and sell anything that I can make money on for anything. This includes short term cap gains. Sure they are taxed as ordinary income but if I can make it this helps my bottom line. If I had more to invest I would. I have to make it if I can. This year has been difficult. Easy to make money when everything is going up!

[@davidanderson7460]

I bought OSXQ a couple weeks ago in the very low 3s because it has a special dividend this month of .155

[@ddickson1167]

Used to be a fan of ORC. Was a steady 6.5 cent monthly dividends per share at 5.25 when I originally bought be in. Now today they are 3.05 and the dividend is 4 cents? Yeah, no....

[@John-os5so]

what do you think of GLO? is it a good investment?

[@brucelocker6633]

Good video! The companies you recommend be avoided should not be on any bodies radar.

[@Nemo-yn1sp]

I've had my eye on ORCC & ACRE for a while and I have RC. No way re ORC or NYL, thanks for your reviews. I'm glad you didn't dis any I'm holding. :)

[@St34mPunkPrivateer]

At 9:34 you show Orchid Island Cap Inc ORC showing 3.26 cents, when I look at the history on Google, I cannot find where it ever traded that low, the lowest Ive seen it is shy of 8 dollars. When was it 3.26 cents?

[@MrAlbinopapa]

Yeah, ORC has been a disaster. My thought was, it's down so much already, surely it can't get any lower...now I'm down $450 ( 25% ) YTD and have only made back $45 in dividends. Just going to have to take the loss and find something else. ARCC, ACRE are all in the green for me right now, but there hasn't been much positive movement over the past 6 months, hovering around the $20 ( $19 - $22 ) mark. That means the only real benefit here IS the dividends since share price has been pretty much level.

[@callmeosho7792]

ARCC has >8% yield so even if it never moved you are getting 8% on your dollar every year

[@MrAlbinopapa]

@@callmeosho7792 Yeah, that's kind of what I was getting at with that last sentence. Now that ARCC is down around $17, the dividend yield is close to 10%. I really wish I had money left over to buy. I really suck at this whole stock market thing lol. I've got >$8k tied up in MO thinking it would be a good recessionary hedge ( no matter how broke, people need their nicotine right? ) and wouldn't you know it? I bought in at $50 and now it's down to $41. Why didn't I sell you might ask? Every time I considered it, the price would inch higher, then I'd wake up the next day to another over night selloff. I finally decided to buy a Put at $42.50, and then it decides to hover around the $41-$42 price for the past 2 weeks. So my shares are down about $900, my Call is down around $100 and my Put is down around $40. I'm torn between waiting for a rebound and hope it's high enough for my Call to make up some of the difference ( expires 1/20/2023 ) at which point my Put will expire worthless ( 8/19/2022 ). So I'd be out the cost of the Put and perhaps $300-400 on the shares. That's option A. Option B would be to just take the $1k loss now and just stick to Options contracts. At least you aren't risking as much with Calls/Puts as you would be buying the 100 shares. In order for either of them to work, I need the price to move out of the range $40-$42 before either of my options are profitable. Hell, even buying a Put at a higher price costs just as much as what I would lose if I just sold at the current price. Outside of that, I'm just trying to build up cash using Covered Calls and Cash Secured Puts on cheaper stocks. Getting about $100/week selling as opposed to losing $100/day buying shares right now.

[@KaskoXeroVlogs]

Stocks like these you buy 1 share of and that's it. Use the divend for a more stable dividend stock

[@PokeDJnyc]

amazing video! any thoughts on AGNC?

[@bryceasj1999]

When I personally pick REITs, I generally disclude their performance over the past 3 years. COVID restrictions were too strenuous for too many industries. The pandemic knocked them over, now high interest rates are keeping them from getting back up. Shares in mREITs are ridiculously underpriced because of the dividend suspensions. Even in the days leading up to the pandemic we saw dividend cuts, due purely to uncertainty. I'd spend a lot less on unnecessary things if I foresaw a pandemic-induced recession. NYSE:IVR, at the time I write this, has a 28% yield. TSX:BSO.UN has a 33% yield. Price doesn't always reflect intrinsic value, and I think this is the perfect example. As long as companies haven't liquidated their assets, there's no reason they can't recover and go regain their old share price and previous dividend payouts. Don't know about you, but I want a 33% dividend after things go back to normal.

[@bcriz]

What are your thoughts on RQI?

[@Smokey-bx2xn]

I haven’t heard of some of these company’s being talked about before, but just a brief overview of their historical stats would be enough to keep me far far far away…

[@eu7435]

I should get some prize from this channel. I have every stock disparaged in this video 😉

[@frankmavica9422]

What is your opinion on (IEP)?

[@mickbadgero5457]

Thanks for your research and videos. I have a few shares of OXSQ, and with the capital depreciation, the high dividends are just barely keeping up. I do like ABR, ACRE, EFC, HRZN, RC, and WHF. I think you have reviewed all of these before. Haven't tried ARCC or PFLT yet, but I'm pretty sure you have given them positive reviews in the past.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

PFLT is consistent, but still too expensive for my taste. I like $3-4 stocks.

[@mickbadgero5457]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Yes, I don't have the money for it yet, and I like to buy when stocks are on the low side of their 52 week average, but lately I should probably look at a 3- or 4-month average, since a year ago is ancient history these days.

[@NiceGuyEddy00]

@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Many new investors make the mistake of worrying about share price. Share price means almost nothing by itself nowadays when we can purchase factional shares. You might want to look into this and consider changing your thesis.

[@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303]

@@NiceGuyEddy00 I am wondering if I am getting screwed by my broker because I am unable to buy fractional. But right now, since prices are high on everything, you want to do your best to buy low with high yields.

[@bradschmittling8118]

Love arcc ,stwd is also a favorite of mine

[@irisgoldwing95]

Just because a stock is going up doesn’t mean it’s a good investment. just because a stock/crypto is going down doesn’t mean it’s a bad investment. theres more to a stock than just its stock price. An entire company more. focus on the company, not just the stock price or the bitcoin price, I trade and hold profits keep up the great work! and also Henrik Saylor has been doing a great job reviewing all chart, trade and techniques on BTC which has enhance the growth of my portfolio to 17 BTC lately.

[@austinnada3105]

I have been part of his profit for a long time, I can boast highly about him. I made about 8BTC from 2.1BTC after two weeks of trade with him

[@Luciusyosef]

spot on! Henrik is all about simple techniques that are highly profitable.

[@lukaellach9264]

ok african scammer

[@gregwessels7205]

Appreciate you stating alternatives to these questionable stocks.

[@ws2940]

Interesting video. Was idly looking at Orchid Island. Yeah that dividend is nice. But they seem to be on a downward slide.

[@ryanhart7591]

Great video, Bud! Much appreciated for this video!!

[@tater6573]

What about ZIM or any other shipping stocks

[@YoungMantv]

ORC honestly is just a gimmick i bought just enough to have the snowball working literally just because my portfolio is so small I don't have any others going yet. although unless the company folds it more than likely wont be to much of a loss from here but though be honest they are giving much of a reason to believe otherwise

[@justpassingby3022]

Any thoughts on IVR?

[@krakhour2]

Like Arcc a lot also bought RA

[@michaelgordon3241]

I love orc but its not a buy and hold..you buy on dips take advantage of a 1-6 months of dividends and move on to next buying opportunity

[@acceleratum]

I got Oxford square unfortunately, Ive been holdin it hoping the dividend pays the investment at least and if it doesnt drop fast I might break even in two months and Ill definitely get rid of it.

[@davidmeloche3563]

I use my penny stock dividends to buy orchid. I've earned enough for 8 shares this past 7-8 months. Weeeee!! Lol

[@kenpresley3346]

What am I missing? Today is 12/20/2022 and I'm looking at ORC on Yahoo Finance just was the video shows. ORC is currently at $11.04 as I type. Looking at the Max range price graph, I don't see where it has ever been as low as shown in this video. The 52 Week range is $7.95 to $23.80. KZbin shows this video uploaded 8 mths ago which would be April 2022. At that time, the lowest Yahoo Finance shows Orchid Island Capital was $13.90. Again, what am missing???

[@sihlemasondo2898]

Thank u bro now i get it in order to proffit from these high yield yet capital depritiating stocks is to invest at the e ryt time but i don't see any wins here coz the dividend dends decreases to

[@eslinleiva3753]

Could you tell me dividend stock or etf that I can just blindly invest every month in without having to be moving my money around. Something I can hold for next 10 years or something.

[@brucehazen8982]

SCHD

[@trestres1474]

Thank you so much for the great content and educating us. You are much appreciated.

[@XX2Rich]

thanks for doing all the work for me.

[@EchadLevShtim]

Ive been looking at all of these and currently own Annaly. Obviously the other ones look like a colapse, but Annaly not so much.

[@kcsnew]

Great alternative picks

[@billgober2]

NLY is a double edged sword it really depends when you buy in so good breakdown

[@johnberkowitz4342]

makes me wanna invest from microsoft to nly for more cash flow , they are at 6 something a share .

[@alinakhaie2210]

3 months later, every stock in this video has gone down in price since this video was uploaded. I can't wait to see what happens to them in a recession.

[@jrizzo3579]

excellent job ....all stressed companies

[@ana-pi6ut]

What about IVR?

[@erandeser5830]

At least for 1 it would be interesting to expose why a 12% div stock does not sell for a higher price ? These stocks do not seem high risk of default, so if not risk nor div drive the price, what is ?.

[@jaytang4954]

oxford pop out in my search but the yield looked to high and they had too generic a name(for what they do)(but oxford is famous so like they were up to something at the founding) so i label it a div trap and moved on(on most brokers they show the dividend data and any cut is bad news but continued cuts is like living on welfare)

[@mbg9650]

What about doing a DCF on these stocks!

[@DarthDividend]

Nice video!

[@victoriakoenigbrok3163]

Thank you

[@arigutman]

The key is quality, value investments for the long-term, I also think timing is everything..

[@valueray]

time in the market beats timing the market

[@codytheduke6562]

Timing the market will lose you money. Find good companies buy in and keep buying more once you have a well diversified portfolio.

[@akampfer]

No problem, I’m not in any of those.

[@totalintrovert]

Informative.

[@fmdb5333]

I know a few finance influencers in Germany that they buy these cheap MREITs because of the stocks price + the dividend.. they forgot the value. sadly.

[@stevebramblet7192]

As of Dec 2022, NLY is now $21 and ARR is $5.90

[@NiceGuyEddy00]

Good video! I currently hold OXSQ and NLY and I am looking at a good exit point (not exactly sure when the best time is). I am also a fan of ARCC and ACRE. I'm surprised you didn't mention ABR as an alternative. Are you familiar?

[@silvara670]

Whew.... Luckily I don't own any of those. Was scared to see if one of the ones I invested in popped up on this vid. Great info, thanks!

[@methioswar2916]

The 2 popular stocks i dont like are AGNC and STAG. AGNC is also just diving and STAG is growing its dividend to slow compared to the stockprice. If you do a DDM on that STAG appears to be way overvalued. div stocks i DO like atm are wp carey and NRZ

[@MrSquishles]

oof I was in arr for a while too, took me too long to drop those bags.

[@davidritz94]

This was cool. Thanks

[@janoz06]

Thanks for the video

[@shermanyoung8185]

I came very close to getting Armour and Annaly but went with Realty Income instead and after watching this video I'm so happy I did 🙄

[@str8jaz]

They are yield traps and snag up new investors that don't know alot and fall for the high paying yield

[@davidroush1224]

I have a little Annaly, but by far my largest and favorite holding is Realty Income. Steady, boring and dependable stock that has weathered past market drops well.

[@shermanyoung8185]

@@davidroush1224 nice 👍 I automatically got shares of Orion Reit last year when Realty Income bought Vereit and they just issued a dividend a few days ago and I think I'll start adding to it now that they've begun a dividend although it's only.40🤔

[@davidroush1224]

@@shermanyoung8185 - yes, that was a nice several thousand dollar gift. We are just holding on to it for now and letting it reinvest since it was "free money." I also bought my children O stock years ago when they were in college and let it DRIP since. I started that with the thought it could essentially serve in place of a pension for them decades down the road. My daughter is up to about $250/month in O divies. My son has aggressively added to his account - he still lives at home and has a good job and he is getting over $700/month. My impression is that he would like to retire early (FIRE) so he is investing most of his paychecks for now. Either way he is saving a lot and developing good habits. Also, a nephew and sister in law bought some O in their retirement accounts based on our positive experience with O. Turning into a family favorite stock.

[@shermanyoung8185]

@@davidroush1224 wow 😲 that's awesome, now that I'm retired I'm trying to do something similar with my 7 daughters and one Son who just started on the Police department I'm trying to encourage him to put a portion of his pay every week in Realty Income , they slowly getting the hang of it 😅 but you absolutely right Realty Income is definitely a generational thing,I only wish I could have started earlier with them back in 1994 when they went trading shares,oh well ☺️ but their share might reach $100 in the next year or 2, plus I think they in the process of purchasing a casino in Boston from Wynn Resorts, I wish the best for you and your family 🙏

[@randomyoutubechannel4794]

There is just one Problem with your "Analysis", you show us here - it's only about the past. When i Analyse a Company, i look at the exact fundamentals (in REITS something like the balance between Equity, Liability, Assets is very important imo). The current Shareprice and the decline of the past does not say a single word about the actual intrinsic value. I Really enjoy your Videos - Keep up the good work! =)

[@stonersgym8120]

ABR is a solid mREIT as well

[@nolapowa]

I've been watching your videos for awhile now. While many see your investing strategies as non-conventional maybe even a little crazy its like you say all the time. This is the way YOU choose to invest and its not for everyone. Time and time again I've waited for you to mention ORC yet you never do. I went back and forth and eventually jumped in. I knew better too!!! Wondering if I should cut my losses or wait it out. I have a snowball building really fast and if you scroll out it always seems to briefly recover. Even if temporarily I'd be able to get out in profit. Any thoughts or ideas? Please keep bringing us your content, love your style and videos. Always something to take away

[@johnl4235]

I noticed you said you like BDC's better then MLP's. why?