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Unveiling the underdog: A Hotel REIT that surged 46% in 2 months
This is why APLE will be printing money for decades
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| REIT Name | Ticker | Buyback Amount | P/E Ratio | Dividend Yield | Analyst Rating | Market Cap | |-------------------------------|--------|----------------------------|-----------|----------------|----------------|-----------------| | Alexandria Real Estate Equities | ARE | $212.9 million | 23.71 | 7.59% | Hold | $12.04B | | JBG Smith Properties | JBGS | $187.5 million | N/A | 4.06% | Sell | $1.26B | | Host Hotels & Resorts | HST | $100.0 million | 16.08 | 5.16% | Moderate Buy | $10.89B | | Park Hotels & Resorts | PK | $47.3 million | 17.11 | 9.65% | Hold | $2.07B | | Apple Hospitality REIT | APLE | $29.6 million | 14.68 | 8.28% | Moderate Buy | $2.77B | | RLJ Lodging Trust | RLJ | $23.9 million | 28.81 | 8.22% | Hold | $1.10B | | Realty Income Corp. | O | Authorized up to $2.0 billion | 41.70 | 5.69% | Overweight | $51.10B | | Global Net Lease | GNL | Authorized up to $300 million | N/A | 9.79% | Moderate Buy | $1.73B |
| REIT Name | Ticker | Buyback Amount | P/E Ratio | Dividend Yield | Analyst Rating | Market Cap | |-------------------------------|--------|----------------------------|-----------|----------------|----------------|-----------------| | Alexandria Real Estate Equities | ARE | $212.9 million | 23.71 | 7.59% | Hold | $12.04B | | JBG Smith Properties | JBGS | $187.5 million | N/A | 4.06% | Sell | $1.26B | | Host Hotels & Resorts | HST | $100.0 million | 16.08 | 5.16% | Moderate Buy | $10.89B | | Park Hotels & Resorts | PK | $47.3 million | 17.11 | 9.65% | Hold | $2.07B | | Apple Hospitality REIT | APLE | $29.6 million | 14.68 | 8.28% | Moderate Buy | $2.77B | | RLJ Lodging Trust | RLJ | $23.9 million | 28.81 | 8.22% | Hold | $1.10B | | Realty Income Corp. | O | Authorized up to $2.0 billion | 41.70 | 5.69% | Overweight | $51.10B | | Global Net Lease | GNL | Authorized up to $300 million | N/A | 9.79% | Moderate Buy | $1.73B |
Guys APLE is up 2.05% 
Generally markets open around 5am EST unless your broker has overnight trading for that stock. Note that prices in overnight trading at the brokerage could be quite different than the actual price, as the broker trades shares inside their own "book" for that time period. These prices will instantly snap to whatever the actual price is when pre-market starts. Problem is that futures settle seconds before that pre-market open. Futures start working at around 5pm Sunday night. APLE is in both major indexes, so their share price will already be nice and pumped up before that pre-market open. If you want to grab some, be prepared to sit there and do it manually to catch it. You can set a limit order to fire (using "extended hours") at pre-market open, but the problem is that either you'll set it too low and you won't get anything, or set it too high and get ripped off.
"Currently my 40% portfolio is $PK" I would never put 40% of my portfolio in anything, but particularly a hotel REIT which get absolutely obliterated any time there's the slightest slowdown. I mean, look at BHR, APLE, DRH, AHT, SOHO, PK, PEB and others - all hotel REITs, all still below or well below where they were in 2019 and eventually we're going to have a recession again. This subsector of REITs really does have kind of a terrible track record and you'd be better off just investing in MAR/HLT. Is PK cheap? Sure. It's definitely cheap but we've had this period where travel has been back and it just keeps eroding. Where's it going to be when things do actually start to turn South in the economy? I mean, PK has been a public company now for close to a decade and the share price track record is -55%. Good luck to you and hope you do well but I can understand 2-3% to this as a value play but definitely not 40% or anything remotely close to that. You have a sector of REITs that hasn't really done all that great when times are good and then gets obliterated the moment things turn South.
The fact that SPY isn’t moving with GOOG & APLE right now is gey 
APLE: Apple Hospitality REIT
None have replied Realty INcome yet, surprised (O). It's five stars on Morningstar, none of these others are. I own O, STAG, APLE, AMT and CCI Avoiding residential SFH mortgage REITs for now in case it's bubbling.
Didn’t work for me, wanted to buy AAPL, bought APLE 7 years ago. Still in the red.
APLE, if you could give me 220, that would be great
Put third into APLE, third into NVDA and third into CMG. Then wait 10 years.
OP probably meant APLE, a hospitality REIT
APLE 170c KR 50c NNOX 12.5c
I bought COIN, CRH, DE, MLM, IWM, APLE, and CAT. I don’t believe any of them were exactly at ATH when I bought but very near it.
APLE hopping on the bandwagon
You’re partly right, but companies who make their ex-date at the middle of the month, like APLE allow the ex-date dip to exaggerate monthly trading patterns. If it dropped only 0.5% to reflect 1/12th of 6% yearly dividend yield, the earnings of said stocks would outweigh the payout ratio to make the yearly MA go up and up- rather than stabilize the long term price. The drop is only equal to the dividend payout ratio as a % taken out of the market cap. It doesn’t seem translate in equal proportion to the monthly stock prices. As long as the payout ratio rebalances the earnings in harmony, it tends to work in favor of that, reverting back up to the mean at least 8-10x per year.
Except you’re ignoring the criteria where the monthly-quarterly IV is 3-5% with little deviation from the MA over 5-10y periods? Also 0.5% is the dividend yield. The monthly reversing dips (predictable IV) on APLE are consistently 5-10% - SACH 10% IV - KMI 4-6% IV - I could go on. I’m only using high yield dividend stocks because there is almost no growth or loss, same stability boomers yearn for, but actively trading while avoiding the ex-dates and dividends they depend on. On watching the sustainability, one can monitor the dividend to earnings ratio to see when it’s time to throw a dying stock away, but dividend sustainability is quite predictable and relatively safe when diversified, otherwise it wouldn’t be income. I get your point, it’s not fool-proof and reinvesting profits far too risky, but I’m not your straw-man
APLE is a REIT, it’s not AAPL. KMI, SACH, GPP are all very similar in the same sense. Not much real movement away from the MA, only IV. Not even growth.
My mistake. OMF wasn’t consistent, yes. https://imgur.com/a/iCvHwwI Above, KMI, DGICA, CAPL, MAIN, GPP and APLE have all been consistent enough in their dips to go back up within 1 month but sometimes 2-3 months. These photos are terrible but if you check the undated graphs you’d see it’s consistent enough to do limit orders and expect return within 2 months at most, usually. Maybe sometimes but not if the stock stays sustainable, and the strategy is diversified.
Some of them just took 2-3 months to bounce back sometimes, but they do. SACH, KMI, APLE, DGICA are notable contenders. It’s not 100% for a robot to do it by date, but it’s still predictable enough to be automated with limit orders.
Correct. But it does essentially drop 6-8% each month if you completely avoid the dividend payments, which are only 1/12th of the 6% yield, while the dips are consistently 10-15%. With $APLE it would be buying at $13-14 and selling at $15-16 (10-15% IV, once per month) the point of using sustainable high dividend stocks is to keep it predictable, as once you graph the dividends it’s at the same time as 5-10% dips. Diversifying between 10 such high yield stocks and checking sustainability, while being mindful of changes in the rate change of monthly declaration dates would make it predictably consistent.
Take a look at this photo https://imgur.com/a/sTXIiJp $APLE https://imgur.com/a/sTXIiJp $OMF
Because dividend stocks are the ones that go down and right back up very predictably. I graphed the dividends here. https://imgur.com/a/sTXIiJp It lines up perfectly with the dips on every stock but here’s the dates graph for $APLE
That’s wrong. Dividend yield is a yearly % and the dips mentioned are not reflective of 1/12th of a 6-10% dividend. Read the actual post. You can take a look at $APLE, $OBDC, $OMF, $MAIN, $GPP to see consistent monthly dips, going back up without much price change over 5-10y periods.
It’s not about collecting the dividend. It’s the opposite- actively avoiding dividend collection and selling before monthly dips from the ex-date. The period between each dip is 30 days and the ex-date is around the 15th of each month. I’d love your answer if you would read the post in full. It’s swing trading without collecting dividend, just buying consistent monthly dips. $APLE $OBDC $OMF $MAIN and $GPP are some popular examples with 5-10% dips at the ex-dates that go back up without much, if any change in price fluctuations over 5-10 year periods. Just consistent implied volatility.
Buy APLE and enjoy a 6.60% dividend yield quarterly
I’ve bought APLE instead of APPL once 😆
Apple! No not that AAPL this APLE.
Dang. Been buying APLE this whole time thinking it’s Apple.
It’s like he had bought APLE instead of AAPL… getting a monthly payment…😂
Wait, you guys talking about APLE or APP? I can't find APPL.
😆. Few years ago I went heavy on Apple calls, turned out I bought APLE instead of AAPL 😆
$APLE carrying the US economy again, thanks Tim Apple
So if I’m reading this correctly, calls on APLE?
TL;DR, YOLO Collage fund into APLE
Def bb, yolo collage fund into APLE
Yes, base long term buys on whimsical trends of teenagers... APLE? Can't find it
Lol APLE spiked in the couple hours after this was posted
Wdym I can't wait to buy an APLE iFune
APLE is not Apple's ticker, genius. \*AAPL
If APLE rebounds tomorrow it won’t affect SPY too much
technically APLE was a street lamp?
Calls on APLE got it! See you on the moon nerds!
>HRZN This is looking fairly well but since the payout is so high, inflation will dampen the payout over the years. Apart from that, do you know anything about that stock? Virtually no mentions on the internet whatsoever. Not saying the stock doesn't exist but it seems it's not an APLE in terms of stability either
He's short APLE. Room service at the Marriott walked in on him going long on his dick to midget porn so he's never forgiven them or anyone that works with them.
Some of ya'll bought APLE calls instead of AAPL calls last week and it shows... 
Most people on reddit love tech stocks, so this may not interest many people. But I started buying stocks not that long ago, nevertheless, dividend yields were generally higher. Like, I could still have a portfolio yield of 4% and get growth and dividend growth. Now same stocks are all closer to 3% - 3.5%. But I got greedy and started chasing yield. There were many good companies yielding 5% yet I wanted more. I loved the idea of investing $1000 and getting $70 in come, I figured it could keep going and I could retire really early! Well guess what. HJSBC suspended the dividend. VOD cut it drastically. APLE suspended it. Honestly don't remember all of them, but I remember a bunch had close to no growth during periods of growth. Oh, and I had T...yeah....kept going down while market went up. The point? Don't chase yield.
Not if you're intelligent. $120 APLE Puts for September 2nd will be pretty much 100% guaranteed 2,000% returns unless Apple manages to get the Federal Reserve to reverse national monetary policy.
TSLA, APLE, JNJ I started investing in 2020 and never rebalanced.. so I'm heavily disproportional in tesla but I have the most faith in it. I'm also 50% ETFs
Why fuck around with AAPL when APLE will pay you like six times as many dividends?
Some 12 year old will have access to options and buy APLE weeklies tomorrow
I also like REITs, you said you saw my post history with my investments but in case you didn’t see I bought someone APLE REIT.
I remember one time some WSBers bought APLE thinking its AAPL... hahaha
I am up 6%. I have 21 stocks. Heavily diversified. My brother’s account is up 9%. My retirement is down 2%. I bought some V on sale today. These stocks saved me: NEM, APLE, BMY, VZ, XOM, ETF SCHD and mutual fund SWHFX. SOFI and UL are killing me. Will be a bag holder until they go up.
I bet I used to sell him calls on Apple Reality REIT (APLE) every earnings season. Don't discourage him, some of us need people like him.
Invest in APLE! Much technology. ALST too.
#There’s gotta be at least one person here that accidentally bought APLE calls instead of AAPL and is going to wake up hating life when they realize how retarded they are
There's gotta be at least one person here that accidentally bought APLE calls instead of AAPL and is going to wake up hating life when they realize how retarded they are
>makes it seem like the average person is too stupid to make informed decisions. The average person is dumb as shit... The average person believes in 3000yr old fairy tales... The average person doesn't know the difference between your and you're, or their, there, and they're... The average person would be just as likely to invest in GOGL as GOOG, or APLE as AAPL, just because they're mostly illiterate morons...
Ah yes buy $ZOOM and $APLE I guess
Managing more than 10 stocks can be overwhelming. I learned that the hard way. It's much easier managing 5 or 6. I had 5 and then one of them popped out an extra one from a merger. So, now I have 6. My biggest stock is ET and my smallest is XP (the one I got from a merger). Going from smallest to biggest I have XP, RBLX, APLE, ITUB, CGC, and ET. I also used to borrow money to invest and learned the hard way to never do that again. If I borrow I never borrow more than 1% of the total value of my portfolio. You never know when a market will crash, but when it does you do not want to be over leveraged for many reasons. The biggest reason is that if you are over leveraged then you can't buy on the dip.
Ever heard of the give and go? APLE calls it the Dip and go.
I will have to look into $PK more, but your reasoning for $APLE is why I haven’t pulled the trigger and bought in. It’s basically trading at its pre-COVID level without the same dividend.
What do you like about $PK instead of similar REIT like $APLE?
I wonder how many people have invested in $APLE accidentally, assuming it was $AAPL instead.
Only made more confusing by the REIT: APLE
Bought some Tim APLE on the dip. JPOW turn them printers on!
We're shorting $APLE REITs right guys?
Wow APLE up big right now, dO YOu tHiNk iT’s tHE hEdgE fUnD mAnAgErs? 😳
Bull here. I agree with you on the "travel" type stock, except airline. I am involved in the industry. Hotel occupancy rates tie into all of these areas you discuss and those that hung on and remained (kind of) open will crush it this summer. They have nowhere to go but up. The stats reported and what I actually see are vastly different. Reported occupancy rates overall hovered around 40% last year. Actually likely around 15%. Much lower for high-end properties. Now reporting an upswing to 50%+ but they are closer to 80% and we are beginning to see properties selling out over weekends. Haven't seen that since before March 2020. Folks are staying at the economy (Quality, La Quinta, etc.) and mid-level properties (Hilton-Hampton, Hilton Garden, Marriott-Fairfield, Towneplace, etc.). The high end travel market will take longer to recover. INN, RLJ, CLDT, APLE, SVC (tied into hotel, food, gas), HST (slightly on the higher end), STKS (restaurants). I also have AHT. It's a wildcard but inexpensive. Under $3 now but will be either worth $15 or pennies.
Still have faith in $APLE reit👍🏽
everyone here thinks its supposed to be AAPL but he actually meant APLE for Apple Hospitality REIT the real estate investment company.
for me, I am buying more APLE not APPL
Just bought some GPRO and APLE
APLE dividend 0.10 per share
Ha thats been me the last couple of weeks. Not sure if good or bad. Roughly 40% AAPL, 18% VTI, 15% AMZN, 7% Googl, 5% AMD, 5% BABA, 5% APLE, 5% MGM
The same thing happens to the $APLE REIT 🤣 it’s $AAPL you are looking for.
Is it NOT APLE... it’s APPL