12-19-2013, 12:03 PM
Thanks for all of your replies. I am just starting my dividend growth portfolio (I am 30yrs old) so that suggests stocks with higher growth rate are better in the long-term.
I also think that demographic trends are in favor of OHI compared to O. More older people, Obamacare, higher life expectancy, etc.
On the other hand, O is a more established company. It has a longer dividend streak than OHI.
I am leaning towards a healthy chunk of OHI at the moment. I could start a position in both. I am looking to buy for roughly 1500 EUR, ($2000) which means I would incur 0,7% costs if I start a position in both. If I just open a position in either one I would incur 0,45% costs. It's a difference of $5
I also think that demographic trends are in favor of OHI compared to O. More older people, Obamacare, higher life expectancy, etc.
On the other hand, O is a more established company. It has a longer dividend streak than OHI.
I am leaning towards a healthy chunk of OHI at the moment. I could start a position in both. I am looking to buy for roughly 1500 EUR, ($2000) which means I would incur 0,7% costs if I start a position in both. If I just open a position in either one I would incur 0,45% costs. It's a difference of $5