VICI

VICI Properties closed the day at $23.76, down 1.08% from the previous close. The stock slipped slightly, showing a modest decline in that trading session.

Truist Securities keeps a Buy rating on VICI Properties but cuts its price target from $38 to $32. The firm believes the stock still has upside but at a lower level.

Barclays maintains an Overweight stance on VICI Properties and lowers its target price from $31 to $28. The rating suggests confidence in the company, albeit at a reduced valuation.

Wells Fargo keeps an Equal‑Weight rating on VICI Properties and reduces its target from $26 to $24. The bank sees the stock as fairly valued but with a lower upside.

VICI Properties Inc. (NYSE:VICI) gives income investors a straightforward way to invest in casinos, resorts, and other leisure spots. The company uses long-term, triple-net leases, meaning tenants pay property taxes, insurance, and upkeep. That setup leaves VICI collecting steady rental income without having to deal much with the day-to-day costs of running the properties.

A 73‑year‑old retiree uses three tickers—SCHD, VICI, and ARCC—to generate $5,450 a month. The strategy relies on a mix of an ETF, a casino REIT, and a lending company.

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VICI Properties closed the day at $23.46, up 2.27% from the previous close. The stock gained modestly, outperforming the market in that session.