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MY LIST: (Some Penny Stocks and Small Cap). DLHC, UAVS, ONL, SDST, QUIK, PSEC, REI
DAL, VZ, AMZN, ENB, NYCB, DVN. If you're feeling lucky - ONL, OPI.
Over-leveraged CRE names like ONL are up. It is 100% crazy rn
NQ ONL certainly was tested and blasted through on Jan 31st. ONL was also broken on Jan 30th, 29th, 28th, 24th....
NQ ONL certainly was tested and blasted through on Jan 31st. ONL was also broken on Jan 30th, 29th, 28th, 24th....
First good answer. Also REITs. He will pressure the fed to lower rates and they gain a lot. Check out [ONL](https://youtu.be/3ZqjN7If5w4) for example. 10% yield at current price paying out 50% of FFO. POTENTIAL TO 10X
i hardly hold anything overnight. map out daily levels on SPY (previous high of day, low of day) and trade against those. Also map out the MES overnight levels, aka ONH and ONL and trade against those levels use a stop loss. not sure what account size or what position sizing you're using.
Nice. MNQ and MES are the majority of my trades. Been getting into options though, SPX and NDX mainly. However, I typically only trade RTH session. Will wait for ONH/ONL and daily levels to trade against.
doubled down on NDX calls. NQ testing ONL again. pray for the bolhole
my first trade was short MES at the ONH, i made money. second trade was long MNQ at ONL. I made money.
Why did you block out? - “ONL ORION OFFICE REIT INC RE” - “Sell” - “Qty: 2,333” - “Price: $4.14”
what did i say..."if you bol buy calls here" when NQ was near ONL
Caught between PDC and ONL
ONL, too, though might be too late.
I hold two commercial real estate reits HPP and ONL. HPP has a mix of office(80%) properties and studios(20%) for film production mostly concentrated in a handful of big west coast cities. This concentration poses an inherent risk but I’m not too concerned as almost all of HPP’s properties are class A, give them more leverage. The company’s strategic location benefits it with county/city politics limiting supply of offices and just the general mountainous topography of California. The Hollywood strikes have also had adverse impact on financials as HPP owns significant amount of film properties in LA. They derive 20% of revenue from studios. 70% of those studio’s net operating income are fixed so they essentially lost 30% of their studio business’ income during the strikes. occupancy rates have been declining since 2022 and I expect that to go into 2024 but a sharp reversal should be seen as we’re seeing many tech companies bringing in their in employees into the offices. They both have ok-ish balance sheets but HPP has a much healthier one. HPP is also very cheap trading at just under 5x to cash, 1.32x to sales, .5 to TBV, it’s also trading relatively cheap compared to its FFO. This cheap valuation in my opinion provides more than enough protection from continued the above outlined risks
Nov. 15, 2021- Realty Income Corporation (Realty Income, NYSE: O), announced it has completed the spin-off of substantially all of its office assets into a new independent, publicly traded REIT called Orion Office REIT Inc. ("Orion"). Orion is listed on the New York Stock Exchange ("NYSE") under the symbol "ONL."
Sure. Do your own DD, but here are a few areas: - office REITs: been painted with a broad brush since COVID. Will be a very binary place. If you look at more granular data, all the unoccupied units you are hearing about are in like 10-15% of real estate. So, really good class A, recently built and more “trophy” assets are at close to 100% occupancy. The class C offices built in 1980 with poor amenities have more like 30% occupancy & are where the issues are coming from. So companies like CUZ, SLG (maybe) and BDN (maybe) may be fine, but are being sold off like VNO and ONL. For a nichier play, PSTL is an interesting one (sole tenant is the USPS - so will be more defensive.) - traditional energy (pipelines, oil and gas, etc.): dirty, but necessary industry. Hype is green energy. Market fails to recognize this is a long term transition - the transition to a green economy (if it happens at all frankly) won’t be an overnight thing. Even if it does happen, trad sources will act as a backup - you may have a solar farm out in Texas, but there is normally a gas or oil burning generator associated with that solar farm which kicks in during peak hours (and kicks in quite often I might say.) Demand is there which supply / investment is being throttled. Good macro backdrop. However, these guys have a history of f*cking investors over and plunging money into capex projects that offer poor returns. Be wary. For what it’s worth - Occidental Petroleum is owned by Buffett and can look at EPD (they own a large portfolio of pipelines connecting the major oil & nat gas basins to Texas refineries).
First of all, recognize that "investing", whatever you want it to mean, is a **slow, boring, long-term** process. Lotsa new posters seem to think that if they just pick exactly the right combination of index funds, that they can turn the the tips from their summer job into next semester's tuition; that "investing" is some easy / painless / "magic" «thing» that gets you whole-bunches-o-Free-Money. News flash: It don't work that way. SO: Before you pick specific funds, you need to look at the underlying stuff. You need an Asset Allocation model: How much do you want to invest in Large Caps, Mid Caps, Small Caps; how much in growth vs value; how much in bonds, how much in emerging markets, how much in alternatives. Each of those asset classes has a historical rate of return, and some measure of volatility. Each **combination** of those asset classes will get you a predicted rate of return and a standard deviation. Pick one you're happy with, and THEN AND ONL THEN pick actual funds to implement your plan. Put another way, FIRST define your strategy, THEN choose your tactics to implement your strategy. And of course, there will always be those who remind you that "Past performance does not guarantee future returns" (i.e., "All History is Bunk"), and that the whole modelling exercise is a waste of everybody's time. They're wrong, but there is a kernel of truth at the root of their argument.
I had some O which spun-off into O and ONL I think. It paid dividends monthly but I got worried about commercial 3 year leases ending in the spring and got out. It had some interesting tax implications. If you make under a certain amount you get tax benefit. I'm not in any REIT today. I haven't looked at them since I sold.
Puts on ONL and NYC lately have worked great
Damn....I forget if I read this in a long article (maybe Matt Levine, who has a really excellent newsletter almost every other day about the markets in general, and who probably lurks WSB), or on YouTube. Let me ponder this, and get back to you. But, two names I've been looking to short due to the CRE implosion, are ONL and NYC. DRV calls looks intriguing as well.
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There is no reference to ONL...
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I added to my reits, i think they repriced due to financing issues and that it was no longer good enough to pay 4% dividends (why take a risk when you could just buy a bond). That said i just got a notice from ibkr that margin rates are going up on ONL and i assume others. That cant help the reit prices. But if they can sustain their dividends and somehow survive the far more expensive money they are renting there should be happier days ahead as building values and rents wont decline for long.
Got out of ONL puts with a 186% gain in 24 hours. Feels good, man.
My puts on W and ONL hope you're right.
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I just bought 20 9/16 ONL 5p @ 0.11. ​ Plenty of time for that company to die, and to 10x when it drops another 30%.
Probably too late to buy puts on NYC, JBGS, and ONL now, though.
The market remains in balance - waiting for more market generated information. 5 day balance with an inside day on top of that. Stay nimble and be aware of the possibility for false breakouts. Friday overnight session failed to sustain Thursday's late breakout. After initially trading above the top of the spike we dropped down to the spike base and 4163 level after Europe open. Level of interest was used as support for a couple of periods to eventually break below and turn resistance. This was an early clue of weakness that put pressure on Thursday's late buyers. If spike base were to be taken out - buyers didn't want to lose control of Thursday's upper distribution because that would put a very large amount of traders in a bad spot. We did get a bounce from that 4139 level but it didn't last long until that was also taken out. We knew that we've had left very poor structure behind that was ready to get cleaned up if weakness developed. Increased weakness combined with a poor structural foundation provided a very tricky environment for buyers. Regular trading hours session opened right inside Thursday's poor structure. Notice where Friday's HOD was - right at the lower end of Thursday's upper distribution. A level that was very important for buyers to defend now became a level where sellers were responsive. A poor-ish high as well was an trade opportunity to play against the trapped longs above. Sellers were in control the first couple periods as we neared the last downside target 4090. As always, the closer we get to the last downside target, the riskier it gets to chase shorts. 4108 was Thursday's IBH. An important reference because that was where change took place after sellers failed to take out Wednesday's low. Sellers had a hard time finding acceptance below with only two 30m closes below and only tails for the remaining attempts to push lower. We end up with a b-shape formed inside day which was not surprising given the contest with trapped longs. Daily is in balance with an inside day on top of that. Weekly is still one time framing up but that will end if 4071.50 gets taken out. This area and with those lows are potentially a weak area that we need to observe. Inability to take it out would signal weak sellers. It's pretty straight forward. A break to the upside of this inside day would target the multi-day balance high and break to the downside would target the multi-day balance low (weak lows). Be aware of the possibility for false breakouts which could trigger good setups in the opposite direction. The 4 NVPOCS (4052 | 3945 | 3885 | 3830) remain untested and should be carried forward as references until weakness develops. We had two consecutive days that were very close to the first NVPOC but sellers just showing lack of strength not being able to test it. I'm observing 4125 short-term - Friday's VAH / ONL and 6/2 FS halfback. Higher than 4125 - Buyers targeting breakout of inside day / top of multi-day balance Lower than 4125 - Sellers targeting breakdown of inside day / bottom of multi-day balance Above 4163 - Break and hold above triggers continuation of recent uptrend Below 4073 - Break and hold below triggers weakness
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I got about $370 in dividends I'm going to reinvest in ONL and MMP.
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Never sold. Kept buying the ones already bought. AAPL, FB, TSLA, O, JNJ, BABA, ONL, AMZN
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Yeah it probably depends. I was accumulating them a year or 2 ago. LMT I am up big on since I was buying at the $345 range. AAPL I have around $116. Really the only positions I am down on are INTC and TGT. TGT I did enter late but I am prepared to average down I would honestly love to see it go to the $150-$160 range so I can definitely buy up a storm. Its P/E is pretty attractive to even factoring the earnings hit I am expecting them to take. INTC has always been attractive and I will keep accumulating as long as its below $50.00 a share. ONL I got for free so I don’t really care about. Same with PLNHF. Overall though I am still green on AAPL, JNJ, LMT, O, VYM, and WM.
Anyone fuck with $ONL? Blackrock bought a big chunk of them last month. Curious to see when they decide to post dividend expectations.
Do you not follow any news about your holdings? O and VER merged, O then spun off some of it office holding into ONL. You should have received 1 ONL share for every 10 O shares held.
I beleive Realty Income and Vereit had a some merger and ONL was spun off? so you got some ONL because you previosuly held VER or O???? I dunno...
Non-standard options are the result of an adjustment that happened when there was a merger/acquisition, spinoff, or special dividend. To find out the nature of the adjustment, google "\[ticker\] theocc adjustment." As your brokerage platform should show you, the 70 O/7 ONL 65 strike call is way OTM. This is because exercising it costs $6500 and gets you 70 shares of O, 7 shares of ONL, and $34.89 in cash. The value of all that put together is: (68 x 70) + (17.68 x 7) + 34.89 = 4918.65 which as you can see is less than $6500.
Do you guys think a GME like shot squeeze can happen to ONL given that it has been shorted 207% according to a post from r/dividends?
O merged with another company. They want to stay pure play retail REIT. So they combined both office part of their business and spun it off. It was finalized last Friday. New company is ONL. They will have Vereit's management.