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Iron Mounting Turning Into Mole HillsIron Mountain has a terminal core business that is losing physical document storage at the local level to local competitors with "in town" connections. The shredding business is dying quickly. The data storage that they spent mountains of money on is plagued by inadequate resources and a shit sales team. The company has a huge debt and only held on in the recent quarter BECAUSE business slowed. As offices get back to work, Iron Mountain will lose more document storage contracts at the local level. And, they will never put a dent in the data storage space competing against the tech titans. The company will sell the data storage business and cut the dividend to survive, not necessarily in that order. Technicals show a price in the teens soon.
NYSE:IRM
by Kirk_Spano
Breakout on Earnings 10/31Fundamental Catalysts remain strong If numbers are good, look for breakout to 35.75, and then 37.25 areas Take profit anywere above 37.50 before EoY These stocks have the highest dividend yields in the hot real-estate sector, FROM MARKET WATCH With the Federal Reserve cutting short-term rates twice recently and reversing its decision to shrink its balance sheet earlier this year, along with continued stimulative central bank policies in other developed economies, there’s no reason not to expect the big money flow to continue, along with plenty of support for shares of real-estate investment trusts. Company Ticker Dividend yield FFO Yield ‘Headroom' Total return - 12 months though Oct. 22 Macerich Co. MAC, -2.76% 10.26% 12.86% 2.60% -37% Iron Mountain Inc. IRM, -0.47% 7.19% 6.27% -0.92% 15% Company Ticker Share 'buy' ratings Share 'hold' ratings Share 'sell' ratings Closing price - Oct. 22 Consensus price target Implied 12-month upside potential Macerich Co. MAC, -2.76% 17% 72% 11% $29.23 $35.15 20% Iron Mountain Inc. IRM, -0.45% 46% 36% 18% $33.97 $35.27 4% Here’s how the sectors and the broad indexes have performed during 2019, for 12 months and for longer periods: S&P 500 Sector Total return - 2019 through Oct. 1 Total return - 12 months Total return - 3 years Total return - 5 years Total return - 10 years Total return - 15 years Total return - 20 years Information Technology 30.3% 7.1% 82% 133% 395% 461% 187% Real Estate 28.4% 24.5% 33% 71% 310% 284% N/A Utilities 25.0% 27.1% 46% 82% 230% 351% 357%
NYSE:IRMLong
by noam_chom