Agree Realty Corporation Aktie News

Bitcoin's price has surged to $65K, but I remain skeptical of owning this virtual asset, opting instead to own high-yielding real assets. This includes traditional assets like real estate, energy, consumer staples, pharmaceuticals, and telecoms for reliable income streams. In this article, I present 2 quality picks trading at low valuations for their reliable income streams.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are highly popular financial assets, especially among income-focused investors. With most REITs, investors can generate substantially higher yields than in other industries.

The author recommends Realty Income (O) and Agree Realty as top-tier REIT picks for near-term outperformance. Realty Income is a large US-based REIT with stable fundamentals and a potential for over 15% annualized return. Agree Realty is a sector-leading triple-net/retail REIT with a strong tenant quality profile and potential for solid income and upside.

The current investment spread of Agree is about 75 basis points which is just at the border of being accretive for Agree. Using net asset value per share, Agree's stock is trading at a slight premium which suggests limited upside from here. These two metrics support a "hold" recommendation.  Investors should wait until investment spreads widen.

Inflation remains high, making a June rate cut unlikely, but creating an opportunity to buy discounted stocks in the REIT sector.

Job gains in March mainly came from immigrants and part-time employment. Real-time inflation is far lower than the CPI would lead you to believe and has been below the Fed's 2% target for the better part of a year. I give my admittedly unpopular view on the green tech trade with China and the benefits of international trade.

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High-yield stocks have sold off due to accelerating inflation, underperforming the S&P 500 by a wide margin in recent months. We share three important implications for high-yield stocks due to the recent CPI report. We also share an important warning for high-yield investors and some of our top picks of the moment.