Realty Income Corporation (O) is a leading real estate partner with a market cap of $52.8 billion, focusing on single-tenant retail locations under long-term net lease agreements. O is considered a large-cap stock, outperforming similar sector funds despite a recent dip from its 52-week high.

Despite a recent slip from its high, O has shown growth, with a 1.6% increase over six months and a 1.4% climb in the past year, outperforming sector funds. Trading below its 50-day moving average, O’s current price level mirrors its 200-day moving average, signifying stability.

Following Q3 results, O’s stock dropped by 3.5%, despite exceeding Wall Street expectations with an adjusted FFO per share of $1.08 and revenue of $1.5 billion. O expects full-year adjusted FFO in the range of $4.25 to $4.27 per share, showcasing strong financial performance.

In contrast to O’s performance, NNN REIT, Inc. (NNN) has seen a lag in returns, with a 2.9% decline over six months and a 7.4% dip over the past year in the competitive REIT – retail market. Wall Street analysts have a consensus “Hold” rating on O, with a mean price target suggesting an 8.7% potential upside from current price levels.

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