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To: Steve Felix who wrote (25490)	9/19/2016 6:47:56 PM
From: E_K_S	Read Replies (5) of 34328

My top Growth REITs are too new for safety scores (they show N/A). I suspect that just the nature of a new REIT growth IPO, speaks low safety score. Still a useful site to double check ones wildcard picks. If you come across any 5% yielders w/ a high safety score (w/ good growth) please post. The problem is all the robot algos use these databases (all in real time) so the good value buy candidate stocks get picked up. I think if you understand the company and management, their on-going projects, current market cycle and debt profile, you may/could buy a low dividend score stock and in 12-18 months see that dividend score double. FWIW SFL gets a dividend score of 2 and they have paid dividends since their IPO (one year it was in stock) and have raised it on several occasions. It's still at the high end but I think a 2 score is a bit low. AMNF is too small to even be in their database. EKS

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