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STOR / Why Buffett Bought STORE Capital Instead Of Realty Income

We've long wondered why when Warren Buffett decided to invest in a REIT he went with STORE Capital instead of the more popular Realty Income. Both Realty Income and STORE Capital are high-quality REITs that deserve to be considered in a portfolio. Each has its own business strategy with corresponding strengths and weaknesses. Read More

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Posted: Apr 24 2022, 00:41

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By Seeking Alpha
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STORE Capital: A Bittersweet Last Bite At A ~15% Annualized 'Yield'

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By Seeking Alpha
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By The Motley Fool
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3 Warren Buffett Stocks to Buy Hand Over Fist In September

Riding the Oracle of Omaha's coattails has been a moneymaking strategy for more than 50 years!

By Seeking Alpha
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STORE Capital: I Am Doubling Down On This Safe 5.3% Yield

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By Zacks Investment Research
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Store Capital (STOR) Q2 FFO and Revenues Surpass Estimates

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By Seeking Alpha
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STORE Capital: Am I Overthinking It?

The dividend yield of STORE Capital has risen to a mouth-watering (and hence suspicious) level of 5.6%. It is not only above its long-term average by

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