Financials
Quarterly financials
| (USD) | Dec 2022 | Q/Q |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 888.6MM | +6% |
| Operating Income | 237.7MM | +3% |
| Operating Expenses | 650.9MM | - |
| Net Income | 227.3MM | +4% |
| G&A | 37.5MM | +10% |
| Interest Expense | 131.3MM | +12% |
Revenue Breakdowns
Short Volume Ratio = Short Volume / All Volume. Source of Short Volume data comes from
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Realty Income (NYSE: O), for example, not only survived the past three recessions but it raised its dividend payout during the dot-com bubble, the Great Recession, and the coronavirus pandemic. In total, it's made 120 dividend increases in its 29-year tenure as a company. One of the biggest reasons Realty Income has such an impressive dividend track record even during recessionary periods is its reliable business model.
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