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REALTY INCOME CORPORATION (NYSE: O)
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Last Trade 4:00 p.m. - 61.12 |
Change
0.84 ( 1.36%) |
Shares Traded 94,010 |
Day's Volume 5,294,856 |
Book Value NA |
Price/Book NA |
Beta 0.4311 |
Day's Range 61.11 - 62.06 |
Prev Close 61.96 |
Open 61.97 |
52 Wk Range 54.64 - 67.935 |
EPS 1.22 |
PE 50.10 |
Monthly Div/Shr 0.2705 |
Ex-Div 04/30/26 |
Yield 5.31% |
Shares Out. 932.49M |
Market Cap. 56.99B |
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