VICI
VICI Properties Inc. · Real Estate · REIT - Diversified
Last
$26.87
−$0.29 (−1.05%) 4:00 PM ET
After hours $26.92 +$0.06 (+0.20%) 9:32 PM ET
Prev close $27.15
Open $27.30
Day high $27.58
Day low $26.72
Volume 6,408,605
Avg vol 10,466,660
Mkt cap
$29.89B
P/E ratio
9.23
FY Revenue
$3.27B
EPS
2.91
Gross Margin
99.18%
Sector
Real Estate
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VICI
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AI summarized at 4:02 PM ET, 2025-06-10
Volume vs average
Intraday (cumulative)
−5% (Below avg)
Vol/Avg: 0.95×
RSI
52.70 (Neutral)
Neutral (40–60)
MACD momentum
Intraday
+0.01 (Strong)
MACD: 0.01 Signal: 0.00
Short-Term
+0.07 (Strong)
MACD: -0.31 Signal: -0.38
Long-Term
+0.01 (Strong)
MACD: -0.57 Signal: -0.58
Intraday trend score 53.00

Latest news

VICI 12 articles Positive: 10 Neutral: 2 Negative: 0
Neutral The Motley Fool • Pamela Kock
Airbnb vs. MGM Resorts International: Which Consumer Stock Is a Better Buy in 2026?

The article compares Airbnb and MGM Resorts International as travel investment options for 2026. Airbnb operates a global asset-light marketplace with strong cash flow and lower debt, while MGM relies on physical casino properties with higher leverage. Despite MGM's cheaper valuation, the author recommends Airbnb due to its scalable business model and lower risk profile during economic uncertainty.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as a lease payment recipient from MGM but no independent analysis provided; context suggests it benefits from MGM's obligations.

Positive The Motley Fool • David Jagielski, Cpa
Bargain Hunters: These 3 High-Yielding Stocks Recently Hit New 52-Week Lows

Three high-yielding dividend stocks that recently hit 52-week lows are presented as potential bargain opportunities: Sanofi (5.7% yield) despite patent expiration concerns, AT&T (5.3% yield) facing Starlink competition worries, and Vici Properties (6.7% yield) offering stable dividend income. All three trade at attractive valuations with strong dividend coverage.

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Sentiment note

Down only 5% YTD but at 52-week lows, offering highest yield at 6.7%. Low-volatility REIT with stable dividend income. FFO per share improved significantly ($0.82 vs $0.51 YoY), well-covering quarterly dividend of $0.45. Attractive 9x trailing earnings valuation.

Positive The Motley Fool • Matt Frankel, Cfp®
I Own These 2 High Dividend Stocks and Plan to Hold Them Forever. Here's Why.

A financial analyst highlights two dividend stocks he plans to hold long-term: Realty Income, a REIT with 100+ consecutive quarters of dividend increases and 5.3% yield, and Vici Properties, a casino property REIT with 6.8% yield trading at a valuation discount despite recent underperformance.

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Sentiment note

Despite recent underperformance due to Las Vegas tourism struggles and interest rate sensitivity, the company offers a 6.8% dividend yield, owns iconic casino assets, maintains a strong balance sheet with excellent credit, trades at an attractive valuation (10.8x expected 2026 FFO), and has a track record of shareholder value creation through acquisitions.

Positive The Motley Fool • James Hires
3 Dividend Stocks Worth More of Your Money Right Now

The article recommends three dividend stocks for investors seeking passive income: Vici Properties (a casino REIT with 6.19% yield and 100% occupancy), PepsiCo (4.1% yield with strong Q1 2026 earnings growth), and T. Rowe Price Group (4.9% yield approaching Dividend King status with solid financials and low debt).

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Sentiment note

High dividend yield of 6.19%, 100% occupancy rate, revenue growth of 3.5% in Q1 2026, and AFFO growth of 5.7%. Strong operational performance with diversified property portfolio across North America.

Positive The Motley Fool • Matt Dilallo
My Top 3 High-Yield Dividend Stocks for May 2026

The author recommends three high-yield dividend stocks for May 2026: Main Street Capital (7.8% yield) with a strong track record of consistent monthly dividends and supplemental quarterly payments; Vici Properties (6.2% yield), a REIT investing in gaming and hospitality properties with above-average dividend growth; and Verizon (6% yield), a telecom company with 19 consecutive years of dividend increases and strong free cash flow generation.

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Sentiment note

Provides 6.2% dividend yield with 7% compound annual growth rate since 2018, significantly outpacing REIT sector average of 2.4%. Recent $1.2 billion investment and expanded loan portfolio support continued dividend growth.

Positive The Motley Fool • James Hires
The Smartest Dividend Stock to Buy With $100 Right Now

VICI Properties, a gambling-focused REIT, is highlighted as an attractive dividend stock priced under $30 per share with a 6.35% yield. The company owns 61 gambling locations and 39 entertainment properties leased to major casino operators. Q1 2026 results showed revenue growth of 3.5% and AFFO growth of 5.7%, with a strong 78% net profit margin and a payout ratio of 61.25%, allowing for consistent annual dividend increases since its 2018 IPO.

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Sentiment note

Strong dividend yield of 6.35%, consistent annual dividend growth since 2018, solid Q1 2026 financial results with 3.5% revenue growth and 5.7% AFFO growth, excellent net profit margin of 78%, low share price (~$30) enabling easy position building, 100% occupancy across properties, and sustainable payout ratio of 61.25%.

Neutral The Motley Fool • Todd Shriber
This Sleepy Casino REIT Is an Income Lover's Dream

Gaming and Leisure Properties (GLPI), a casino REIT yielding 6.59%, raised its 2026 guidance after beating first-quarter AFFO estimates. With strong liquidity of $2.4 billion and a largest tenant (Penn Entertainment) posting solid results, the dividend appears safe and sustainable. Unlike competitor Vici Properties, GLPI focuses on regional markets rather than Las Vegas, prioritizing capital safety.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as primary competitor with different operating model focused on Las Vegas Strip exposure; no specific performance data provided, presented as alternative investment approach

Positive The Motley Fool • Will Ebiefung
The Smartest Dividend Stocks to Buy with $1,000 Right Now

The article recommends two dividend stocks for a $1,000 investment: Vici Properties, a REIT with a 6.3% dividend yield and diversified leisure real estate portfolio, and PepsiCo, a blue-chip consumer staples company with a 3.7% yield and 53 consecutive years of dividend increases. Vici is better for income-focused investors while PepsiCo offers more capital appreciation potential.

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Sentiment note

High dividend yield of 6.3%, diversified real estate portfolio across North America with 54 casinos and entertainment properties, 7-year streak of dividend increases, and triple-net lease structure providing stable cash flows despite Las Vegas tourism challenges.

Positive The Motley Fool • Matt Dilallo
These 3 Dividend Stocks Are as Close to a Sure Thing as Investing Gets

The article highlights three dividend stocks with strong fundamentals and low-risk profiles: Brookfield Infrastructure, NextEra Energy, and Vici Properties. These companies feature contractually secured revenues, fortress balance sheets, and clear growth trajectories, making them suitable for income-focused investors seeking reliable dividend growth.

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Sentiment note

REIT with 40-year weighted-average lease terms, 6.3% dividend yield, investment-grade balance sheet, 6.6% compound annual dividend growth since 2018, and inflation-escalating leases (42% in 2026, rising to 90% by 2035) providing stable income growth.

Positive The Motley Fool • David Jagielski, Cpa
3 High-Yielding Dividend Stocks to Buy, Even If You're Worried About the Market

The article recommends three high-yielding dividend stocks for investors concerned about market volatility: AbbVie (3.3% yield), Chevron (3.8% yield), and Vici Properties (6.3% yield). All three stocks demonstrated resilience during the 2022 market downturn and offer strong fundamentals with consistent dividend payments.

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Sentiment note

Highest-yielding option at 6.3%, diversified REIT with steady revenue and net income growth, demonstrated stability in 2022 with 8% stock gain, and sustainable dividend supported by strong funds from operations coverage.

Positive The Motley Fool • James Hires
With Volatility Spiking, These Are the Smartest Dividend Stocks to Buy Today

Amid market volatility from Middle East tensions, dividend stocks offer stability for investors. VICI Properties, a gaming-focused REIT, offers a 6.44% yield with strong profitability and 100% occupancy across its properties. T. Rowe Price, nearing Dividend King status, provides a 5.67% yield with healthy financials and a 40-year dividend increase streak. Both stocks have recently declined with the broader market, making their yields temporarily more attractive.

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Sentiment note

Strong 6.44% yield, low 67.6% payout ratio allowing for continued dividend growth, 100% occupancy rate across properties, 70.36% net profit margin, healthy 0.63 debt-to-equity ratio, and 7-year dividend growth streak demonstrate stability and profitability in volatile markets.

Positive The Motley Fool • Todd Shriber
Kalshi Traders See 68% Chance Caesars Will Be Acquired This Year

Prediction market traders on Kalshi are pricing in a 68% probability that Caesars Entertainment will be acquired in 2026, with multiple potential bidders including management and billionaire Tilman Fertitta. However, the article cautions that buying stocks based on M&A rumors is risky, and investors should focus on the company's fundamentals including debt reduction and asset improvements rather than speculative takeover scenarios.

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Sentiment note

The Motley Fool recommends Vici Properties, indicating a positive stance on this company, likely as a more stable alternative in the gaming/real estate sector.

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