Resource Capital Corp. (NYSE:RSO)

Low interest rate will allow a reasonable yeild

The true value of this stock isn't how it performs on a daily basis but instead on it's consistent high dividend returns.

12/17

yo

its tradeing at 5.25. it has held its own
in this v. market. it should go to 5.80 this next wk

If it cut its dividend by a third, I'd still buy it. At $4.90 it's a steal.

I actually own this one and as long as the feds keep interest rates down I know it will do well.

Top pick in a custom stock screen. Testing it out.

RSO is less dependent on leverage than many other REIT's with

The wildly forecast downturn in commercial real estate did not materialize. The housing market seems to be leveling off and will most likely continue along a rocky bottom. Although the fed has talked and push rates down, the market seems to have calmed and may be stabilizing at normal levels. Solid companies not overly involved in the housing sector should continue to perform well and provide good dividends

4.81

Stable sustainable div

I have had this stock for 2 years and I have recovered any losses from a dip in price by the dividends they pay.

NICE DIV LOWER RETS NOW A GOOD TIME FOR BUYING A PLACE TO WORK OUT OF.

RSO has taken a hit in both ends of its business model (loan and CRE) and still has been paying a consistently high dividend throughout. Seems to be an undervalued high yielder to me.

I hate any type of financial corporation (e.g., any company not producing something tangible), but I suspect that this is one ponzicorp that might pay off.

Real life holding. @ Avg price per share $5.53
Why? Because they keep paying a better than 15% yield.
I like REIT's!

RSO paid a "meaningful" cash dividend throughout the crisis. The CEO provides visibility on the dividend, and has mentioned efforts to begin growing the dividend. The price is artifically low because of a recent follow-on offering, where stock was sold at a discount. Nevertheless, the dividend was not decreased and will continue at current rates (because they used funds to buy back notes at a discount, book value remained unchanged). This is a $12 stock trading at $6 with a $1 annual dividend.

Technical analysis shows that the historical price of this stock tracks very closely with the S&P 500 and yet it consistently underperforms the market...I'm thinking "thumbs down" here.