Ryman Hospitality Properties, Inc. (REIT) (RHP)

There are some excellent opportunities for long-term investors right now.

Gaming and lodging stocks are under pressure as recession risks mount, BofA Securities reports. With tariffs weighing on GDP, analysts warn of a potential 3%–8% EBITDA hit. Hotel and timeshare sectors remain the most exposed, while REITs and Gaming OpCos face heightened earnings risk. Stocks are now trading at their lowest valuations since the COVID-19 and GFC downturns.

With the market pulling back from its highs, there are more opportunities for long-term investors.

The consequences of hurricanes like Helene and Milton are—typically—quickly shrugged aside by markets as one-off events. That is mostly correct. But not entirely so. For some companies, the revenue and earnings hits are “unrecoverable.”

These three companies all invest in experiential real estate, but they are very different businesses.

The real estate sector has underperformed the market in the rising-rate climate, but that could change very soon.

These stocks have some qualities Buffett likes to see but are too small to be Berkshire investments.

Finding stocks that pay you can be rewarding.

These two dividend stocks remain at a discount, despite relief being on the horizon.

The next market sell-off is just a question of when.

RHP stock results show that Ryman Hospitality Props beat analyst estimates for earnings per share and beat on revenue for the second quarter of 2024.

These are three travel and leisure stocks to sell as their potential dwindles from taxes, interest rates and operating expenses.

These stocks have growth potential and reliable dividends.

These have been some of my most successful investments, but I'd still be confident in buying them.