When a stock breaks out above the 20-day simple moving average, good things could be on the horizon. How should investors react?

Rising interest rates are a headwind for real estate investment trusts. It has been a difficult period for real estate stocks, with elevated interest rates, dismal demand for corporate office space and a snarled housing market. This was supposed to be a comeback year with the Fed easing interest rates as inflation cooled.

The sales multiple every screen shows is measured against a bitcoin business the company is decommissioning, while the data center rent it is actually being valued for has only just begun.

J.P. Morgan updates its Analyst Focus List every month, and the August edition quietly signals where the firm's top analysts are placing their highest-conviction bets, including a handful of dividend payers that could surprise income investors hunting for yield in a market trading near all-time highs.

Northern Virginia overtook Dallas as the top US CRE market in H1 2026, fueled by massive data center deals and targeted investment.

DLR's growth outlook is strengthening on AI, cloud and enterprise demand, but rich valuation and a larger development program raise execution stakes.

DLR's 9.9% monthly gain reflects record leasing backlog, strong renewal pricing and a larger pre-leased development pipeline.

Applied Digital's 101% rally faces mounting risks from heavy capital needs, high debt, competition, weaker earnings estimates and an expensive valuation.

BCE enters its heaviest AI spending phase with 335 MW contracted, as surging capex pressures 2026 cash flow ahead of expected 2027 revenue.

Digital Realty Trust has delivered a 72.2% return over the past three years, yet its valuation signals are split. The Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) intrinsic value estimate points to meaningful upside, while earnings based multiples suggest the stock is on the expensive side. Over the last three years, Digital Realty Trust has returned 72.2% to shareholders, which puts more focus on whether the current price still leaves enough room for attractive long term returns. Expansion of its global data...

In recent updates, Digital Realty Trust highlighted that it now operates 310 data centers worldwide, with about 3.10 gigawatts of installed IT capacity and 8.50 gigawatts of buildable capacity under development, while core funds from operations per share have been increasing and occupancy remains high. By emphasizing hyperscale facilities aimed at cloud and AI workloads and backing this with a large global development pipeline, the company is reinforcing its role as a key infrastructure...

Digital Realty Trust (DLR) is back in focus after fresh data highlighted the scale of its global data center footprint, which includes 310 facilities and 3.1 gigawatts of IT capacity supporting enterprise and cloud customers. See our latest analysis for Digital Realty Trust. At a latest share price of $191.3, Digital Realty Trust has delivered a 6.04% 1 month share price return and a 23.40% year to date share price return, while the 3 year total shareholder return of 72.85% points to momentum...

Digital Realty offers a good blend of AI-driven growth and stable income.

EFC's Q2 earnings jump 27.7%, fueled by stronger interest income, solid credit performance and Longbridge's growth.

The capacity already under contract arrived ahead of schedule, while the far larger pipeline behind it now waits on a Texas approval process with no date attached.

Governments are pouring billions into national AI compute capacity, and the race is minting winners across silicon, real estate, and power infrastructure. But the benefits are not spread evenly, and knowing which layer captures the biggest dollar share changes the investment calculus entirely.

Despite lagging the broader market over the past year, Digital Realty Trust continues to enjoy a favorable outlook on Wall Street.

Iron Mountain tops Q2 estimates as data centers, ALM and digital growth fuel stronger results, prompting a higher 2026 AFFO outlook.

PSA lags Q2 core FFO estimates, but higher revenues, acquisitions and a stronger 2026 outlook highlight how expansion is helping offset same-store pressure.

WPC tops Q2 AFFO estimates as investment activity and rent growth lift revenues. The company raises its 2026 AFFO guidance and investment outlook.

BXP tops Q2 FFO estimates as occupancy, leasing and NOI improve and raises its full-year 2026 FFO outlook on stronger-than-expected portfolio performance.

AMT's Q2 AFFO comes in line with estimates as revenues top expectations, fueled by tower leasing and data center growth. A higher 2026 outlook signals momentum.

The company raised its outlook on booming AI demand, but the stock is telling a different story by standing still.

Digital Realty Trust earnings trigger fresh interest in guidance shift Digital Realty Trust (DLR) drew investor attention after reporting second quarter 2026 results alongside higher full year revenue and net income guidance, a combination that put the data center REIT's outlook in sharper focus. See our latest analysis for Digital Realty Trust. Digital Realty Trust's recent guidance upgrade has coincided with a sharp shift in sentiment, with an 11.01% 1 day share price return and year to...

Big tech companies are spending close to $700 billion this year building AI data centers. Most of the attention goes to chipmakers like Nvidia. However, two very different companies just reported earnings that show how much money is flowing to businesses that don’t make a single chip: a copper miner and a company that owns […]

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Volatility continued Friday as a new round of tariffs amplified inflation fears and Intel's earnings couldn't overcome a risk-off stance toward chip stocks.

Financial stocks rose in late Friday afternoon trading, with the NYSE Financial Index adding 0.8% an

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Financial stocks rose in Friday afternoon trading, with the NYSE Financial Index adding 1.1% and the

Digital Realty Trust stock took the top spot on Friday after the data-center real estate investment trust scored an earnings beat and raised its full-year outlook. After Thursday’s market close, the REIT reported adjusted core funds from operations of $2.13 a share, above the $1.87 from a year ago and Wall Street’s expectation of $1.98. Total revenue increased 29% to $1.92 billion; the analyst consensus was $1.66 billion, according to FactSet.

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Digital Realty booked $1.9 billion of annualized rent and added capacity across Northern Virginia, Kansas City, Malaysia and other markets as demand supported higher guidance.

Digital Realty tops Q2 estimates as a record backlog, strong bookings and higher renewal rents drive growth, prompting a higher 2026 core FFO outlook.

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Digital Realty Trust stock has returned 71.0% over the past three years, yet current checks send a mixed message, with a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) intrinsic value estimate pointing to roughly 31.8% undervaluation while earnings-based multiples suggest the shares trade on the rich side. Over the last 3 years, a 71.0% total return puts Digital Realty Trust in the category of stocks where investors increasingly ask whether the price already reflects much of the good news. Robust demand for AI...

Markets took a brutal hit Thursday as oil prices, surging interest rates, and Middle East tensions sent every major index deep into the red. See which stocks analysts are upgrading, downgrading, and initiating fresh coverage on as Wall Street braces for more turbulence.

Digital Realty Trust Inc (DLR) reports robust financial performance with a 14% increase in core FFO and strategic developments driving future growth.

In the second quarter of 2026, Digital Realty Trust reported higher sales of US$1,145.94 million and revenue of US$1,924.04 million year over year, while net income and earnings per share declined versus the prior period. The company also raised its full-year funds-from-operations outlook after record leasing and renewals, supported by strong demand from cloud and AI customers and the planned acquisition of Blackstone’s stakes in three fully leased hyperscale data centers. With Digital...

Digital Realty Trust (NYSE:DLR) raised its 2026 earnings outlook after reporting a second quarter marked by record leasing in smaller deployments and interconnection, unusually strong renewal pricing and a sharply larger backlog. On the company’s second-quarter 2026 earnings call, Jordan Sadler, se

While the top- and bottom-line numbers for Digital Realty Trust (DLR) give a sense of how the business performed in the quarter ended June 2026, it could be worth looking at how some of its key metrics compare to Wall Street estimates and year-ago values.

Digital Realty Trust (DLR) delivered FFO and revenue surprises of +7.58% and +15.59%, respectively, for the quarter ended June 2026. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

Digital Realty Trust raised its full-year forecast for funds from operations on Thursday, betting on resilient leasing ‌momentum from cloud and AI customers to drive growth, sending ‌its shares up 3% in extended trading. Austin, Texas-based Digital Realty is a real estate ​investment trust (REIT) that provides data center, colocation and interconnection solutions. The company leases managed data centers to clients across industries ranging from cloud and information technology to social networking, communications, and manufacturing, and has been a ‌major beneficiary of the ⁠race to adopt generative AI, which requires vast amounts of computing power housed in specialized facilities.

ESS heads into Q2 results with revenue growth expected, as strong occupancy and improving apartment market trends offset pressure on core FFO.

PSA readies for Q2 earnings with revenue growth expected, as strong operations and acquisitions are likely to support results after its National Storage deal.

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AMT heads into Q2 2026 results with revenue and AFFO growth expected, as 5G, mobile data demand and CoreSite momentum offset the DISH-related churn.

BXP to report Q2 results on July 28, with AI-driven leasing, strong demand for premium offices and signed deals in focus as revenues are expected to edge higher.

The company is rapidly transforming from a Bitcoin miner into a data center landlord for tech giants, but its future growth depends on navigating a complex regulatory path.

The effort could be hard to enforce because power prices are often decided by state regulators and electricity buyers and sellers.