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After a Couple of Deep Cuts in Recent Years, This 7%-Yielding Dividend Is Getting Healthier and Could Start Heading Higher in 2025 and Beyond

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A significant percentage of its properties had leases with two tenants : Steward Health Care and Prospect Medical Holdings. For example, last year, it reconstituted its investment in properties related to Prospect. The REIT also allowed Prospect to pay partial rent on its California properties for a period.

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This Ultra-High-Yield Dividend Stock is a Tale of 2 Portfolios

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not leased to Steward Health Care or Prospect Medical Holdings. portfolio, excluding hospitals leased to Steward and Prospect, is seeing increased admissions. billion) and Prospect ($1.1 It also has nearly $2 billion in other assets, such as investments in operating companies (including Prospect's managed care businesses).

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Will Viking Therapeutics Get Acquired?

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Investors have become excited about the company's long-term prospects, as it has a promising weight-loss drug in its portfolio. Viking's balance sheet looks strong While Viking has an exciting asset in its portfolio, the numbers still have to work for a prospective buyer. And its total liabilities were just $20 million.

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Why Spirit Airlines Stock Fell (Again) This Week

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Spirit stock subsequently fell by more than 20% as investors get more and more pessimistic about its prospects. The company's balance sheet is ugly, with $316 million in short-term debt, $3 billion in long-term debt, and over $3 billion in operating lease liabilities. The Motley Fool has no position in any of the stocks mentioned.

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Where Will Viking Therapeutics Be in 5 Years?

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With its liabilities totaling $33.6 Its strong financial position could sweeten the deal for a prospective acquirer looking to add a promising GLP-1 drug to its portfolio. If that happens, that could result in some great returns for investors, because the stock could command a high premium. At Viking's valuation of around $7.5

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Want $300 in Exceptionally Safe Annual Dividend Income? Invest $4,975 Into the Following 3 High-Yield Stocks.

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While the non-payers generated a relatively modest average annual return of 3.95% spanning five decades, the dividend payers more than doubled the annualized return of the non-payers -- 9.18% over 50 years. Even if telecom companies were to eventually face some form of financial liability, it would likely be determined in the U.S.

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Google Parent Company Alphabet Just Proved Why Dividends Matter, Even for Growth Stocks

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Two big ways to return capital to shareholders Despite yielding just 0.8%, Microsoft pays out more cash in dividends than any other U.S.-based The latter also reduces the outstanding share count, increasing earnings per share and decreasing the company's dividend liability over time. billion going to its capital return program.

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