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Brookdale Senior Living (BKD-N)
NYSE:BKD
6.48
0.04
(0.61%) 1d
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$18.940
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The largest senior living company in the US. Have about 1100 facilities. There is a lot of talk about splitting off their real estate and making the operating company a REIT. That could be a huge catalyst for them. You have the positive theme of aging demographics. Any kind of movement up in the housing market or consumer confidence brings a level of increase into the facilities. People tend to stay there for a long time. Very stable cash flow.
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Brookdale Senior Living(BKD-N) Rating
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On 2024-04-19, Brookdale Senior Living (BKD-N) stock closed at a price of $6.48.
(A Top Pick May 6/15. Down 46.75%.) A very good defensive name in general. Probably got tarred with the same brush as healthcare. Still thinks this is a good company, but he left because the price volatility was too hard.