Top 3 REITs for 2025: Earn Up to 9% Yield

Rethinking Fixed Income: Why Savvy Investors Are Shifting Gears

The past two years have been a wild ride for fixed income investments. With yields as high as 5% from money-market funds and short-term Treasuries, it’s no wonder retail investors flocked to these seemingly safe havens. But as the landscape shifts, it’s time to reassess the risks and rewards of fixed income investing.

The Lure of Certainty

Why take a chance on volatile stocks when you can earn a steady return from fixed income investments? It’s a question many investors asked themselves, and the answer seemed clear: play it safe and reap the rewards. But as we’ll explore, this approach may not be as foolproof as it seems.

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A Closer Look at REIT Investing

As the President of Leonberg Capital, a value-oriented investment boutique, I’ve spent years studying the intricacies of REIT investing. My award-winning academic papers and relationships with top REIT executives have given me a unique perspective on this often-overlooked corner of the market.

Disclosure and Transparency

As a seasoned analyst, I’m committed to transparency. I hold beneficial long positions in VICI, ADC, NNN, EPRT, WPC, NLCP, and MDV through stock ownership, options, or other derivatives. My opinions are my own, and I receive no compensation for this article beyond my work with Seeking Alpha.

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