Cohen & Steers Quality Income Realty Fund Inc

RQI NYSE

Market statistics

Annualised volatility 16.0%
Beta vs SPY 0.39
Market correlation 0.312
Rate sensitivity -0.31
Volatility sensitivity -0.30
Traded per day $5.7M

Measured from daily returns over the past year. That is not the same estimator as the beta quoted on most finance sites, which is usually five years of monthly returns, and in a market where single stocks move on their own news the daily figure comes out materially lower. Over this window the average large-cap correlation to the index is far below its long-run level: a low number here is a statement about the last twelve months, not a claim that the security is uncorrelated with the market in general.

Short selling — three different measurements

Shares short 74,311
Days to cover 1.0
Change vs prior -61.0%
Short share of volume 35.5%
Largest fail balance 684,403
Dates with a fail balance 33

These measure different things and are routinely confused. Shares short is an outstanding position, reported twice monthly (settlement 2026-08-14). Short share of volume counts sell-side transactions flagged short each day, most of which is market-maker hedging closed the same session — the market-wide median is around half. Fail balances are shares that did not settle on time; the SEC states these are cumulative balances whose age cannot be determined, and they are not evidence of naked short selling.

Ownership

Institutions reporting a position 200
Reported value $282.4M

On the public record

Moves most like

Ticker1-year correlationVolatility vs RQI
ICF iShares Select U.S. REIT ETF 0.794 0.87×
XLRE State Street Real Estate Select Sector SPDR ETF 0.794 0.88×
VNQ Vanguard Real Estate ETF 0.790 0.85×
FREL Fidelity MSCI Real Estate Index ETF 0.790 0.85×
DFGR Dimensional Global Real Estate ETF 0.790 0.75×
DFAR Dimensional US Real Estate ETF 0.788 0.85×
AVRE Avantis Real Estate ETF 0.786 0.76×
IYR iShares U.S. Real Estate ETF 0.786 0.86×

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Coverage

US securities trading at least $1 million a day with three years of history. Sections appear only where there is something to show: a fund has no income statement, most companies have no activist stake, and only a few dozen listed companies hold material federal contracts.