If you are looking for income stocks with high yields that can help set you up with a lifetime of reliable dividends, you'll want to focus on the businesses that back the yields. With yields of more than 5%, Realty Income (O 2.70%), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD +0.29%), and Verizon (VZ +1.28%) are all worth a deep dive today. 1. Realty Income is The Monthly Dividend Company Realty Income trad...
If you are looking for income stocks with high yields that can help set you up with a lifetime of reliable dividends, you'll want to focus on the businesses that back the yields. With yields of more than 5%, Realty Income (O 2.70%), Enterprise Products Partners (EPD +0.29%), and Verizon (VZ +1.28%) are all worth a deep dive today. 1. Realty Income is The Monthly Dividend Company Realty Income trademarked the nickname "The Monthly Dividend Company" to highlight the frequency of its dividend and, perhaps more notably, the importance of dividends to the company. It is built from the ground up to be reliable, with over three decades of annual dividend increases already in the books. The real estate investment trust (REIT) has an investment-grade credit rating, indicating a strong financial foundation. But that's just the starting point. It owns over 15,500 properties across the United States and Europe. It has exposure to retail and industrial assets, as well as a selection of more unique properties, like vineyards, casinos, and data centers. And the company's average lease length is 8.8 years, which provides stability to the rent roll if there is a recession. Even the most conservative investors will appreciate Realty Income and its attractive 5.1% dividend yield. Expand NYSE : O Realty Income Today's Change ( -2.70 %) $ -1.69 Current Price $ 60.95 Key Data Points Market Cap $57B Day's Range $ 60.63 - $ 62.60 52wk Range $ 50.71 - $ 67.94 Volume 414K Avg Vol 6.6M Gross Margin 48.73 % Dividend Yield 5.30 % 2. Enterprise Products Partners sidesteps commodity prices Enterprise Products Partners' 5.8% yield is supported by an energy business, which might worry some investors amid rising geopolitical tension in the Middle East. That's less of a worry than you may think because Enterprise's business is to move oil and natural gas around the world, collecting fees for the use of its vital North American energy infrastructure assets. The volume of energy moving through Enterpri...
SusanneB/E+ via Getty Images This article is part of a series that provides an ongoing analysis of the changes made to David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital 13F portfolio on a quarterly basis. It is based on Einhorn’s regulatory 13F Form filed on 02/17/2026. Please visit our Tracking David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital Holdings article series for an idea on his investment philosophy and our previous u...
SusanneB/E+ via Getty Images This article is part of a series that provides an ongoing analysis of the changes made to David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital 13F portfolio on a quarterly basis. It is based on Einhorn’s regulatory 13F Form filed on 02/17/2026. Please visit our Tracking David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital Holdings article series for an idea on his investment philosophy and our previous update for the fund’s moves during Q3 2025. Greenlight Capital’s 13F portfolio value increased from $2.54B to $2.85B this quarter. Since 1996 inception, Greenlight has returned ~12.7% annualized vs ~10.2% annualized for S&P 500 index. In addition to partner stakes, the fund also invests the float of Greenlight Capital RE ( GLRE ). David Einhorn is a co-founder of GLRE. He is also the co-founder and board chair at Green Brick Partners ( GRBK ). To learn about Einhorn and the perils of shorting, check-out his “Fooling Some of the People All of the Time, A Long Short (and Now Complete) Story”. Note: Although the position size relative to the size of the portfolio is very small, it is significant that they have a ~10% ownership stake in Coya Therapeutics ( COYA ). New Stakes: Warner Brothers Discovery ( WBD ), Spectrum Brands ( SPB ), Henry Schein ( HSIC ), Global Payments ( GPN ), BKV Corp ( BKV ), Antero Resources ( AR ), Deckers Outdoor ( DECK ), and Slide Insurance ( SLDE ): These are small new positions established during the quarter. Note: Greenlight’s Q4 2025 letter mentioned the following cost-basis for some of their new positions: AR at $33.92, DECK at $85.49, GPN at $77.85, HSIC at $68.11, SPB at $52.75, and WBD at $22.66. Stake Disposals: Seadrill Ltd. ( SDRL ) : The 1.89% SDRL position saw a ~28% stake increase during Q4 2024 at prices between ~$35 and ~$42. The next quarter saw the position more than doubled at prices between ~$22 and ~$40. The disposal this quarter was at prices between ~$28 and ~$35.25. The stock is now at $43.60. Nexstar Media ( NXST ): NXST was ...
Japanese stocks dropped after Donald Trump’s threats of attacks on power plants around the Strait of Hormuz exacerbated market concerns over climbing oil prices and fueled risk-off sentiment. The Nikkei 225 fell as much as 3.1% in early Monday trading while the broader Topix slumped as much as 2.7%. Tokyo’s market is catching up with global benchmarks after a public holiday on Friday. Electronics ...
Japanese stocks dropped after Donald Trump’s threats of attacks on power plants around the Strait of Hormuz exacerbated market concerns over climbing oil prices and fueled risk-off sentiment. The Nikkei 225 fell as much as 3.1% in early Monday trading while the broader Topix slumped as much as 2.7%. Tokyo’s market is catching up with global benchmarks after a public holiday on Friday. Electronics and banks contributed most to declines on the Topix, while Nissan Motor Co. and IHI Corp were among the Nikkei’s worst performers. Skyrocketing oil prices — Brent was trading around $112 per barrel as of 9:05 a.m. in Tokyo — are sapping risk appetite across sectors. Read more: Trump and Iran Hurl War Threats With Hormuz Crisis Building “The view that the Iran war will be prolonged is gaining traction in the market,” making macro-sensitive sectors like tech vulnerable to selloffs, said Shoji Hirakawa , chief global strategist at Tokai Tokyo Intelligence. If oil climbs to $130 a barrel, the likelihood of US interest rate hikes would rise, which would be an extra headwind for Japanese stocks, Hirakawa added. However, many downside risks are already priced in, so Tokyo stocks may rebound later this week, he added.