Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. (NYSE:OHI)
A self-administered real estate investment trust which invests in income-producing healthcare facilities, which include long-term care nursing homes, assisted living facilities and rehabilitation hospitals.
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just a guess, who knows w/ Obamacare
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10,000 baby boomers turning 65 per day fore the next 14 years.
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Healthcare + Declining Health of Population
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Zacks/Fidelity income and growth (zacks buy) 1 of 2.
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Aging population and healthcare facilities.
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Aging population plus Obamacare make this a nobrainer!
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High dividend.
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Bought this se veral months ago at $16.33. Oays over 7%. Great chart
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With an aging and longer living population in America, this stock should remain a steady performer. I don't the stock price to raise substantially, but the price won't fall much either, and the dividend should continue to rise.
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dividend growth and yield
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The need for long term care will continue to grow as baby boomers age
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Lots of people getting older....
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Result of quantitative screen, version B.
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Ive dumped all REITs for one this one, which should be more stable in times of uncertainty.
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I am LOVING REIT's right now!
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OHI is using its scale to buy up smaller assisted living communities and making a killing simply by refinancing mortgages at their considerably lower rate. Nice strategy and they have a huge field open to them.
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Good history of increasing dividend payouts and a primary investment in SNF properties will really start to pay off as boomers retire. Steady FFO increase and company has a decent moat according my my thoughts: Large amount of holdings in real estate that takes a decent amount of time and expertise to develop. Much of the income of their lessee's is derived from a stable source (Medicaid payments). This isn't a stock price hare, it's a dividend tortoise.
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long term REIT that will make money later
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its all in the company description.
Higher PE (13) than I would like to see but dividend at around 10% at the current price... should not be bad.
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good dividend and net margin
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