"Realty Income has performed well personally, but further accumulation is paused at current levels due to the challenging rate environment."
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The Habits of a $10 MILLION AUD Dividend Investor (Peter Thornhill Book Review)
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"Realty Income has performed well personally, but further accumulation is paused at current levels due to the challenging rate environment."
"Caterpillar remains a core long-term holding with strong dividend growth potential and significant AI data-center exposure."
"CAT is a strong “picks and shovels” AI/data-center beneficiary because it powers AI data centers with record backlog in power-generation capabilities, and my upside case is validated by a move from ~$86 (2013) to ~$889 now with a ~7% yield on cost."
"Starbucks is held long-term and not discussed in detail, but remains part of the income portfolio."
"Altria is held long-term as a 'sin stock' and has performed well recently."
"Philip Morris is held long-term as a 'sin stock' and has performed well recently."
"BTI’s turnaround validates the contrarian bet — bought at $33 and change, now about $66 and change, yielding 10% dividend on cost."
"META remains on sale with strong potential, worth adding if levels hold."
"META’s capex panic is overstated — 33% YoY revenue growth and an 18s forward P/E point to valuation support."
"META trading at a 2026 forward P/E of 18.84 offers attractive valuation while supporting potential dividend growth over time."
"Honeywell's forward PE of 18 is low, benefiting from AI tailwinds."
"CPB screens cheaply on price-to-sales at about 0.6, suggesting dividend investors can find value despite consumer staples risks."
"CPB looks mispriced despite extreme pessimism — only a few analysts rate it a buy, so long-run returns are the payoff."
"MCD at a forward P/E of 21.2 and a 2.71% yield is a core dividend-and-real-estate hold where pullbacks look like an add opportunity."
"HD looks cheaper than its historical valuation backdrop, with a 3.06% starting yield despite a housing-driven growth slowdown."
"CPB’s extremely high 7.75% starting yield and heavy shorting create a turnaround-and-short-squeeze setup if earnings stabilize."
"SOLS remains on the buy list as an AI picks-and-shovels exposure while its forward P/E around 29.83 keeps compressing."
"SCHY’s ETF structure helps manage taxes by reducing capital-gains distributions versus many mutual-fund turnovers."
"SCHD is kept in rotation as a “boring” dividend-growth ETF where turnover benefits investors via less capital-gains pass-through."