 Hey, what's up, YouTube? I'm Zeke and welcome to The Dream Green Show. This episode is brought to you by Weeble. Signed up now by clicking the link down in the description, deposit $100 and receive two free stocks valued up to $1,400. Who don't want free money? You want free money. But in this video, we're going to be comparing real estate stocks, which I call REITs. This video is going to be near and dear to me because I own a couple of these stocks in my Robinhood portfolio. So I'm excited to find out which one of these REITs performs the best over the last decade. So this video might help you out on deciding which REITs you want to add to your portfolio. Remember that you have to also do your own research on which investing style is best for you and your own research on each company. You can't just go off numbers. You have to look at the entire package before you really decide on what companies you're going to add to your portfolio. But before we dive into the numbers, make sure that you guys hit the thumbs up button. It really helps out this channel a lot more than you can even imagine. Really, like just you taking one second out your day to hit a thumbs up button helps me out. It's just like boom. Like it really helps me out for real. But enough talking, let's go ahead and get straight into the video. Welcome back, YouTube. The three REITs that we're going to be going over in this video is STAG, STAG, AGNC, and TIGER symbol O, Realty Income. Now STAG, STAG, Industrial Inc. is a real estate investment trust with focuses on acquisition, ownership, and operation of single tenant industrial properties throughout the United States. AGNC operates as a real estate investment trust. It's primarily invested into AGNC residential mortgage backed securities on a leverage basis. The firm investments consist of residential mortgages passed through securities and collateralized mortgages. Obligations for registered principles and interest payments are guaranteed by United States government sponsored enterprise, such as the Federal National Mortgage Association and the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation and by the U.S. government agency, such as government national mortgage agencies. It's also invested in other types of mortgages and mortgages related residential and commercial mortgages backed securities where repayments of principles and interest is not guaranteed by a GS or U.S. government agency. And Realty Income TIGER symbol O is the monthly dividend company. It's an S&P 500 company dedicated to providing stockholders with dependable monthly income. The company is structured as a REIT and its monthly dividends are supported by the cash flow from over 6,500 real estate properties owned under long-term lease agreements with commercial tenants. Now in my portfolio, I currently have a lot of AGNC and I have a lot of TIGER symbol O Realty Income, but I have more AGNC than I have of Realty Income. They both pay monthly dividend stocks, but let's go ahead and dive into second alpha to get the numbers and then we'll do the backtesting. Okay, the first company is STAG TIGER symbol STAG. The current price is at $32.63 at the recording of this video and they have grown their dividends for the last one year. So they might have a dividend cut back in the past, but right now their current dividend growth is only one year. They are a monthly paying dividend stock that means you would get paid out every single month from owning STAG and they have a dividend year of 4.47%. That is pretty good if you ask me. And every month you will receive 12 cents from only one share of STAG. You'll get paid out 12 cents every single month since they are a monthly paying dividend stock. The next stock we're looking at is TIGER symbol O Realty Income. Their current price is at $61.12. They had a dividend growth of 25 years making them dividend aristocrat. A dividend aristocrat is a company that's been inside the S&P 500 and increased their dividends over the last 25 years. So that is a dividend aristocrat and Realty Income is a dividend aristocrat. They also pay out monthly and they have a dividend year of 4.59%. So for every share of Realty Income you own you'll receive 23 cents every single month from TIGER symbol O. The next company we're going to look at is AG&C. I have the most of this in my portfolio. Right now they're at $14.01. The cheapest of all three they have increased their dividends zero years. That means they probably cut their dividends the last year. They are monthly paying dividend stock but they have a dividend year of 10.90% of 10.9%. That is insane. That's why I have a lot of AG&C inside my portfolio for that reason right there. And you'll also get paid out 12 cents for every share of AG&C that you own every single month. So those are the three companies that we're going to be looking at. So let's go ahead and run the back test to see which one performed the best over the last 10 years. All right. Here we are on portfolio visualizer. We're going to back test these. We're going to look at the last decade. So from 2010 all the way to 2020 include year to date. Yes. Let's say we invested $10,000 back in 2010. No fixed amount. Rebalancing nowhere. Now I'm going to rebalance increased display income, display income. Yes. Reinvest dividends. That's the button right there because we want to grow our dividends over time. And then the first one that we're going to look at is STAG STAG. The next one is tickle symbol O and the last one is AG&C. There we go. We're going to allocate 100% of portfolio number one to stack 100% of portfolio number two to tickle symbol O and 100% of portfolio number three to AG&C. Let's go ahead and rename these so it can make it easier for us. STAG O for portfolio number two and then AG&C for portfolio number three. Now when we hit analyze portfolio this is us investing $10,000 back in 2010 with us re-investing our dividends and letting it grow for the next 10 years. So this is us just investing one time investment in 2010 and us re-investing just only our dividends for the next 10 years. Let's see rich real estate reap perform the best. Hit analyze portfolio and scroll down. Oh, all right. So there's a clear difference in between all three but there's one little difference at the end of one of them. Okay. The first one up is STAG. You invest $10,000 year and now have $46,000 in 2020. So that's pretty darn good. If you ask me, I can't wait till we go down and look at these dividends for real estate income investing $10,000 year and now have $25,000 and with AG&C if you invest $10,000 you'll now have $14,000. Now let's look at before the pandemic happened back in January 31st 2020. STAG was up to $45,000. O was up to $32,000 and AG&C was up to $18,000. Now this is the difference I was saying was that AG&C took that dip from the pandemic and has not recovered back to its all-time high. Realty income took the dip from the pandemic and still have not recovered from the all-time high. But STAG with the type of properties that they own, they took a major dip from the pandemic but they have now reached another high breaking above where they were back in January 2020. There are above all the way up to $46,793. So STAG did recover a lot faster than the other two. So that's something to think about. Let's scroll down to the dividends. Here we are. Let's look at 2019. So in 2019 over the course of a year you receive $1,939 in dividends from STAG. You receive $1,094 from ticker symbol O and you receive $1,887 from AG&C. Although AG&C do have almost double the dividend yield than STAG, you will be receiving more from STAG and dividends than you would have from AG&C just because of the growth of the company was much, much, much better. Every now and then where I do the option where we reinvest every single month, the numbers kind of change a little bit. So let's go ahead back to where we're buying the dip. We're going to change up the settings just a little bit. Let's say we only had $1,000 to buy back in 2010, 2012. The cash flow is going to change from contribute to fix amount. Now, if you guys have subscribed to this channel, you would know that I invest $200 every single week into the stock market. So that adds up to around $800 a month. So let's change that to $800 and change this to monthly. There we go. $800 every single month. No rebalancing. Now, once I hit this analyze portfolio, this is us investing just $1,000 back in 2010, but we're going to invest $200 every single week into these portfolios or $800 every single month into these portfolios. So let's see how that changed at all, if anything. Hit analyze portfolio. And there we go. We still have made a lot of money. AG&C is just a little bit closer to, um, ticker symbol, but STAG you have $172,000. Oh, you'll have $129,000 and AG&C you'll have $99,000. The worst year STAG had was down 19%. The worst year ticker symbol oh had was down 16%. The worst year AG&C had was down 22%. The best year STAG had was up 67. The best year O was 34. And the best year AG&C was up 30%. So that's something to think about when looking at these companies. Now, what we're going to do, we're going to dive into my Robin Hood account to see what might I do in the future on each of these reads on how I'm going to play this out in the future. So let's pull that up right now. All right. Here we are on AG&C over the last year. They're down 12%. They was all the way up to $19 and now they're $14. So they do have a good chance for recovery. That's what I like about them right now. I'm down $13 and 79 cents. I own 95 shares of AG&C with a market value of $1,333 and 48 cents. Now let's take a look at the dividends I've been receiving from AG&C. All right. Here are my dividends that scroll all the way down. My very first dividend from AG&C was in 2019 and 18 cents. Then I just started reinvesting into this company, reinvesting and buying more all the way up to my last dividend payment, August 11, 2020, where I received $10.68 from owning 89 shares of AG&C. So I've received at least well over $100 in dividends from AG&C and I'm only down $13.79. So I'm actually up from owning AG&C inside my portfolio. I like their dividend yield and I like that I'm getting in at a good price at $14 and 18 cents when I did have an all-time high of this year of $19. So if I could ride that wave up another 10 or 20% over the next year or so, that would be a great steal. Stag is also a great company that we've just seen, but I think they might be priced a little too high right now. So I might wait until they pull back and then invest into Stag into the future. The other one that I own is also Tickle Symbol 0, Realty Income. Let's pull that up. So Realty Income is still also down as well. They have not recovered as we've seen in the charts. I own seven shares of Realty Income, around $428.91, but the average cost is $63.88. I'm down 4.43%. Let's take a look at the dividends. All right, so I've been holding Tickle Symbol 0, Realty Income for a very long time, all the way back to 2019. Here's a look at all of my dividends. My last one was August 15, 2020, and I got paid out $1.64 worth of dividends from owning Tickle Symbol 0. So when it comes in between O and Stag, I might switch over to go ahead and start buying more Stag than I am buying of Realty Income. Although Realty Income is low and at a good price right now, Stag shows that they can recover faster from the next recession that happens or let's say any of the market crash Stag will recover faster than agency and O combined. So yeah guys, hopefully this video will help you out in your decision on how you want to get paid with your real estate companies, with your REITs. Which one would you invest in? Let me know down in the comments section down below. While you're down there, make sure you hit the thumbs up button. It really helps out this channel. It really helps out the world. I'm like the world for real a lot just by hitting the thumbs up button on this video. And while you're down there, click the buttons that's gone ahead and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on any future videos. But other than that, I'm Zeke. 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