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To: macbolan who wrote (23959)	12/24/2025 3:11:49 PM
From: chowder	1 Recommendation Recommended By agniv Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26608

I used to own both O and NNN but NNN always seemed to underperform O so I sold NNN and added the proceeds to O. I'm not suggesting others do the same, I'm simply sharing how I managed the situation.

To: macbolan who wrote (23959)	12/24/2025 4:24:52 PM
From: chap107	Respond to of 26608

RE: NNN press release We are in the same boat. I'm down about 8% and it's in my IRA. I expect the price to improve gradually over the next couple years.

To: macbolan who wrote (23959)	12/24/2025 7:41:44 PM
From: Max2.0	3 Recommendations Recommended By chowder peterad Waitress Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26608

I had O years ago because it was very popular on Seeking Alpha. I held it for several years and sold it maybe 3 or 4 years ago for the same reasons you mention. Don't think I lost on the sale but did not make any real money either. When I look at O's performance, it does not look too appealing (Roughly 1,7% annualized total return ovver past 3 years and 4.7% annualized return over 5 years). It appears ancient history performance is better than more recent history and this past year has been pretty good. Basically, it does not interest me at this time. I do have a few lackluster performers that I am not selling with the hope that they might do better at some future point. I would therefore not fault you for continuing to hold your O shares if you want to see what the future holds.