Realty Income Corporation Common Stock (O)

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This company's 5.9% dividend yield delivers substantial income to its shareholders on a monthly basis.

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A reliable monthly dividend can ease the sting of a falling share price.

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More important than the frequency is the dividend yield -- and that was recently a fat 5.9%.

The two stocks offer above-average dividend yields.

Realty Income offers a high yield, and it's been raising its payout for decades.

Who doesn't want some extra passive income?

This monthly dividend payer has raised its payout 136 times since 1994, and new data center and European deals could fuel further growth.

These high-yielding stocks offer very durable dividends.

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Income investors now have a choice they haven't had to make in nearly two decades.

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Realty Income's yield has risen sharply over the past month.

Realty Income is still an attractive dividend play in this messy market.

If you're looking for an income investment to plug into for more than a few years, take a step back and look at the longer-term math.