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O - Realty Income Corporation
Price:
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CONSENSUS:
Hold
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PRICE TARGET:
$67.97
DETAILS
HIGH:
$70.75
LOW:
$65.00
MEDIAN:
$68.50
CONSENSUS:
$67.97
UPSIDE:
7.60%
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Price Targets
Realty Income price target raised to $65 from $64 at Baird
$65.00
(was $63.84)
Wesley Golladay
·
Robert W. Baird
Realty Income price target raised to $70.75 from $70.50 at Stifel
$70.75
(was $63.04)
Stifel Nicolaus
Realty Income price target lowered to $67 from $72 at Scotiabank
$67.00
(was $60.57)
UBS
Jefferies Assumes Realty Income (O) at Buy
$69.00
(was $61.28)
Joe Dickstein
·
Jefferies
Realty Income price target lowered to $66 from $68 at Mizuho
$66.00
(was $62.53)
Mizuho Securities
Realty Income price target raised to $67 from $65 at Morgan Stanley
$67.00
(was $63.62)
Morgan Stanley
Realty Income price target raised to $68 from $65 at Barclays
$68.00
(was $64.92)
Richard Hightower
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Barclays
Realty Income price target raised to $69 from $67 at Scotiabank
$69.00
(was $64.71)
Scotiabank
Freedom Capital Markets Downgrades Realty Income (O) to Hold
$69.00
(was $67.38)
Zhiger Kurmet
·
Loop Capital Markets
Realty Income upgraded to Outperform from Sector Perform at Scotiabank
$67.00
(was $60.56)
Nicholas Yulico
·
Scotiabank
Realty Income upgraded to Buy from Hold at Deutsche Bank
$69.00
(was $61.42)
Omotayo Okusanya
·
Deutsche Bank
Realty Income price target raised to $65 from $62 at Morgan Stanley
$65.00
(was $55.93)
Morgan Stanley
Realty Income price target lowered to $60 from $63 at Mizuho
$60.00
(was $57.44)
Mizuho Securities
Realty Income price target raised to $64 from $63 at Barclays
$64.00
(was $57.50)
Barclays
Realty Income price target raised to $60 from $59 at Wells Fargo
$60.00
(was $56.74)
John Kilichowski
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Wells Fargo
Realty Income price target lowered to $60 from $64 at Cantor Fitzgerald
$60.00
(was $56.23)
Cantor Fitzgerald
Realty Income price target raised to $63 from $59 at Barclays
$63.00
(was $59.94)
Richard Hightower
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Barclays
Realty Income initiated with an In Line at Evercore ISI
$62.00
(was $60.63)
Evercore ISI
Realty Income initiated with a Neutral at Cantor Fitzgerald
$64.00
(was $60.79)
Cantor Fitzgerald
Realty Income price target raised to $60 from $58 at Scotiabank
$60.00
(was $57.92)
Nicholas Yulico
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Scotiabank