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Realty Income Corporation — See your real returns after distributions and NAV changes. Real yield: 5.8% (headline: 5.2%).

Price$61.96
Headline Yield5.2%
Real Yield5.8%
NAV Change (1Y)+11.8%
O Total Return Analyzer

Your REAL Return

+17.7%

+$1,768.05

Distributions Received

$583.94

12 payments

NAV Change

+11.8%

+$1,184.12

Current Value

$11.8K

180.51 shares @ $61.96

Yield Reality Check

Headline yield vs actual yield after NAV change

Headline

5.2%

Real

5.8%

Distributions vs NAV — O

Blue = share value, green bars = cumulative distributions, green line = total value, dashed = original investment.

O DRIP calculator

Compound O's 5.8% real yield

Pre-filled with live O data. Model 1, 5, or 10-year DRIP returns with after-tax math, adjustable yield assumptions, and Bull/Base/Bear scenarios.

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What does the O total return include?

O total return combines two components: the cumulative distributions you received from O over the holding period, and the change in NAV (share price) across the same window. Many high-yield funds advertise distribution rates that look spectacular in isolation but mask meaningful NAV erosion. The analyzer above shows exactly how much of your O return came from distributions versus price change — a 50% annualized distribution rate paired with a 30% NAV decline is a very different investment than a 50% distribution with flat NAV.

Realty Income Corporation (O) is issued by Realty Income. Trademarked as 'The Monthly Dividend Company®' — has paid 670+ consecutive monthly dividends since its 1994 NYSE listing. Net-lease REIT with 15,000+ commercial properties leased to creditworthy tenants (Dollar General, Walgreens, FedEx, 7-Eleven). S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrat with 32 consecutive years of increases. Monthly payout around $0.268/share (~$3.22 annualized), forward yield ~5%. That strategy directly shapes the gap between headline yield and real yield: option-premium and covered-call funds tend to show large gaps, while traditional dividend ETFs and index funds usually show small ones.

For the detail behind each payment, see the O dividend history. To project how future O distributions compound under DRIP, open the O dividend calculator.