The Quiet Squeeze in the Money Markets

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View in browser SPONSORED Move Your Money by March 22 An ominous press conference is scheduled for early in the afternoon of March 22. If things go the way one stock-picking legend says they could, America will be in for a shocking change to the way we use money. All the details of what's happening and how to avoid the pain that could lie ahead are here. SAFETY NET A Small Cap With a 12.7% Yield Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club It's not too often that you find a small cap stock with a high yield. But that's what we have with The Necessity Retail REIT (Nasdaq: RTL), which calls itself "the preeminent real estate investment trust (REIT) focused [on] where America shops." The New York City-based company has 1,057 properties across 48 states, including Lafayette Pavilions in Lafayette, Indiana; Wallace Commons in Salisbury, North Carolina; and Golf Road Center in Schaumburg, Illinois. There's nothing like a fat double-digit yield to excite income investors. But can shareholders expect Necessity Retail to continue to pay such an attractive dividend? Let's look at the numbers. SPONSORED Bonner's "4th and Final Prediction" First 3 came true, will this too? One of America's most successful entrepreneurs goes public with "4th and Final Prediction." His first three all came true - will this one too? Click here for details. To determine dividend safety in REITs, we look at a measure of cash flow called funds from operations, or FFO. Wall Street expects to see a big jump in FFO when the company releases its full-year figures for 2022, which it should do around the same time you're reading this email. Analysts expect FFO to rise from $95.3 million to $128.2 million. In 2023, FFO is forecast to rise to $135.6 million. Assuming the company pays $114.3 million in dividends (as expected), the payout ratio will be 89%. If the dividend stays the same next year, based on the company's 2023 estimates, the payout ratio would drop to 84%. For a REIT, anything below 100% is good. REITs must pay out at least 90% of their earnings in dividends. FFO is not the same as earnings, but because of this rule, REITs often pay out most of their FFO in dividends as well. Necessity Retail REIT began paying a dividend in 2018. Unfortunately, the company cut the dividend in 2020 and has not raised it since then. The current dividend is $0.2125 per quarter, which comes out to 12.7% annually. We never like to see a dividend cut. That's an automatic downgrade. But considering how solid the financials look, the dividend appears fairly safe. Dividend Safety Rating: B If you have a stock whose dividend you'd like me to analyze, leave the ticker symbol in the comments section. Be sure to check whether I've written about your favorite stock recently. Click on the word "Search" in the top right part of the website homepage, type in the company name and hit enter. 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