wallygator69
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Howdy,
The recent go it on dividends alone thread got me looking at Dividend paying ETF's. I have no REITS and this puppy has a yield over 8% and seems to be in a good position from what I have found with Google. I am looking to put this 100% in a small ROTH that is about 4% of our total portfolio. Anyone recommendations or better ideas would be appreciated.
thx
Wally
The Highest-Rated REITs
By Dan Dzombak | More Articles
November 8, 2011 | Comments (0)
Based on the aggregated intelligence of 180,000-plus investors participating in Motley Fool CAPS, the Fool's free investing community, the 10 stocks below are the highest rated in the REIT industry.
CAPS contains more than just the crowd's opinions. The votes of CAPS' best-performing members, known as All-Stars, count more in shaping each company's rating than do the picks of their poorer-performing peers. That way, investors can intelligently use members' collective wisdom to make better decisions.
The highest-rated REIT is...
Looking at the aggregate data, we see that our community rates Whitestone REIT (AMEX: WSR ) above the rest, and for good reason. As CAPS player foolishstocker wrote in May:
The recent go it on dividends alone thread got me looking at Dividend paying ETF's. I have no REITS and this puppy has a yield over 8% and seems to be in a good position from what I have found with Google. I am looking to put this 100% in a small ROTH that is about 4% of our total portfolio. Anyone recommendations or better ideas would be appreciated.
thx
Wally
The Highest-Rated REITs
By Dan Dzombak | More Articles
November 8, 2011 | Comments (0)
Based on the aggregated intelligence of 180,000-plus investors participating in Motley Fool CAPS, the Fool's free investing community, the 10 stocks below are the highest rated in the REIT industry.
CAPS contains more than just the crowd's opinions. The votes of CAPS' best-performing members, known as All-Stars, count more in shaping each company's rating than do the picks of their poorer-performing peers. That way, investors can intelligently use members' collective wisdom to make better decisions.
The highest-rated REIT is...
Looking at the aggregate data, we see that our community rates Whitestone REIT (AMEX: WSR ) above the rest, and for good reason. As CAPS player foolishstocker wrote in May:
Great management team, rock solid monthly dividend. Lots of growth prospects. Unlike most REITs that selling their assets, since 2008, Whitestone actually buys assets in basement bargain prices. They just bought a commercial center for $3M, at this price it's like getting the center for free, with enough cash in hands to keep on purchasing. The stock is simply hidden from Wall Street. I expect this to be a 10-bagger once it is discovered and volumes will ramp up.