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View in browser SPONSORED Alert: Little-Known AI Bargain Stocks With Transformative Tech Could Deliver Massive Profits Today I'll be sharing three bargain AI stealth stocks that I'm targeting for the absolute biggest profits. I'm talking about moonshot winners that could bring your family wealth for generations - all coming from small, innovative players working in "stealth mode" to dominate multibillion-dollar niches. I'll be sharing the details on these three tickers with viewers ONLY, so make sure to click here and watch ASAP. Editor's Note: As you'll see below, Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld thinks there's a lot to like about the Perpetual Dividend Raiser he's examining today. And there's more where that came from. Marc's put together a compilation of some of his best dividend resources, including reports on several other Perpetual Dividend Raisers, another report on three "Extreme Dividend" stocks and his Dividend Riches educational series. You can access all of these resources for free here! - Rachel Gearhart, Publisher SAFETY NET Can "The Monthly Dividend Company" Afford Its 6% Yield? Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Realty Income (NYSE: O) is a Dividend Aristocrat, which means it's a member of the S&P 500 that has raised its dividend every year for at least 25 years. It's done so every year since it began paying a dividend in 1994, which puts its streak at 29 years and counting. Even more impressively, it has boosted its dividend for 104 consecutive quarters - that's 26 years, for those not doing the math at home. The company pays dividends monthly (it even calls itself "The Monthly Dividend Company"), and thanks to a drop in its stock price this year, it sports a 6% yield. But can investors expect this nearly three-decade streak to continue? Or do they have to worry that the stock price decline is signaling a cut in the dividend? Realty Income is a real estate investment trust, or REIT. It owns more than 13,000 retail properties in the U.S. and another 300 across Europe. Walgreens and Dollar General are its largest tenants. Other well-known names include Dollar Tree, 7-Eleven and Wynn Resorts. SPONSORED ***UPGRADED: Our "Last Great Value Stock" Trading "for Just Pennies" A new blockbuster report by The Motley Fool featured what we've been calling "The Last Great Value Stock." Fool's Christopher Ruane wrote, "Shares look quite cheap at the moment. After all, they're in penny stock territory... they offer good value - and I have been buying them for my portfolio because of that." InvestingCube says, "Share price is a bargain." And Zacks Investment Research just upgraded the stock. So what is this cheap, bargain-priced, upgraded stock? >>> Get the urgent details here before the price surges higher. Since Realty Income is a REIT, we'll look at funds from operations (FFO), which is the figure REITs use to measure their cash flow. Realty Income's FFO has been on a steady march higher. You can see FFO has been rising... and is expected to jump again next year. And even though the company has been consistently raising its dividend, FFO has more than kept up with the rising payouts. This year, Realty Income is forecast to pay shareholders $2.2 billion, which is 85% of its FFO. Next year, that figure is projected to fall to 70%. That means for every dollar of cash flow the company generates, it will pay out an estimated $0.70 in dividends. A couple of weeks ago, I asked you to decide how you would grade Illinois Tool Works' (NYSE: ITW) dividend safety before you revealed my grade. You sent in some nice responses, so let's keep it going this week... How safe do you consider Realty Income's dividend? Are you comfortable with a 70% payout ratio? Does anything concern you about the company? Let me know in the comments section on the next page, and then scroll up to reveal my grade. (And again... no cheating!) 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