There was a discussion here a while ago about overbuying $O and most said when it was under 60 :) and there we are now, overbuying?

The$O 's pretty nicely carved up now. What's the ideal entry price for you? I'm at the point now that I'd be lowering the average purchase price, and I'm quite tempted to add at least a little bit. How about you?

Investors, what stocks or ETFs have you bought recently and do you plan to buy any stocks in the near future?

I was buying $SPY, $^NDX and $MO at the beginning of the month. I still plan to buy shares of $O in the next week.

If you had to choose a REIT right now, which one would it be? $O is classic, I'm tempted by $LTC or maybe $MAIN. What do you think? I'm obviously aware of the risks associated with REITs.

Last Friday, the Reality Income $O stock went under 60, so I bought in. Have you repurchased in the last week or are you going to today?

How's the shopping going now? I just bought $CVS and I'm about to buy $O. Do you have anything in your sights right now or are you waiting?

A summary of the news over the last few days around the US.

Recession, recession, recession. We hear it over and over again, even if you plug your ears. I've been hearing it a lot lately, so let's see what the situation is. Recent statements from economic strategists.

Not long ago, everyone here was worried about REITs and the real estate market, but somehow that topic has died down. Anyway, I have and continue to hold $O stock with peace of mind, which incidentally announced another increase in its monthly dividend to $0.2555 per share, for an annual amount of $3.066 per share. This is the 121st monthly dividend increase for the common...
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What percentage of your portfolio is REITs? I only have Reality Income $O and WP Carey $WPC and they take up about 11.5%.

How do you see it with REITs? In general, real estate is expected to go down. Theoretically, then even companies like Realty Income $O could go down a few % and it was a nice time to add as well.

Guys, do you invest in REITs too? Like $O and others?

For me, it's a cool way to easily diversify away from all those big tech companies.