Key Points Realty Income boasts an occupancy of almost 99% due to a steady stream of income from reliable tenants. It has increased its dividend at least once per year since it went public in 1994. The stock is not as expensive as its P/E ratio indicates. 10 stocks we like better than Realty Income › When an investor buys a stock, the last thing they want is for that new pick to start falling. It's difficult emotionally to see a position immediately sink to a loss, and to realize that if you'd waited, you could have gotten a better price. But it's more important to remember that nobody can reliably time the market, and that trying to is actually a losing strategy.
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