Iron Mountain (IRM)

Iron Mountain (IRM-N) currently offers a 3% dividend yield, which is attractive but comes with caution due to its high RSI of 77. Experts suggest waiting for the stock to cool off before considering any moves. Additionally, while the stock's 4% dividend may hold, there's skepticism about the potential for upside, especially if there is a rally. Observations from the market indicate that even with solid earnings from big-tech and banks, the market didn't respond positively, which aligns with the expected performance of Iron Mountain. Therefore, though the dividend provides some comfort, the recommended strategy is to sell if there’s an upswing, as the risks may outweigh potential gains.