Realty Income Corporation Common Stock (O)

Not that you'd ever want to own one stock, but if you did, these would be good candidates.

These stocks offer highly attractive dividends and staying power.

Realty Income is a forever holding for me.

AGNC Investment has a huge dividend yield, but you shouldn't buy it for the yield alone, or you could end up disappointed.

This dividend stock offers income investors nearly everything they could want.

If you like dividends, you'll want to look at W.P. Carey, Realty Income, and Ares Capital.

I own a lot of dividend stocks, but I'm extremely confident in this one as a long-term investment.

I firmly believe these stocks can produce market-beating returns in the future.

If you're looking for high-quality high-yield stocks, you'll want to dig into these ones right now.

This REIT has a terrific record of raising its high-yielding dividend.

Realty Income is a monthly pay dividend stock with a yield that's four times larger than the S&P 500's yield.

These stocks can provide protection for your portfolio in any environment.

Large, well-run dividend-paying companies with attractive yields are out there if you look hard enough.

These REITs offer attractive monthly dividends.

There are two ways to look at dividend growth. Do you prefer fast and furious or slow and boring?

If you're searching for income and stability, here are three excellent dividend stocks.

Large investors should prioritize safety and income.

Two great ways to invest in REITs.

Realty Income and BP have similar dividend yields, but their risk profiles are very different.

Realty Income, Vici, and Digital Realty should rise as interest rates decline.

These stocks sport dividend yields ranging from 2.9% to 5.5%.

If you're trying to find reliable dividend stocks, this trio, including a high-yield Dividend King, will be exactly what you're looking for.

Outside catalysts should bode well for these stocks.

Don't get lured in by an outsized yield that won't last; focus on companies that are reliable dividend payers.