Author: Tony Daltorio, Investors Alley

It’s a buy here, at around $150 a share.

With its reshaped and more focused portfolio, the company’s recent share price weakness offers an opportunity — and a healthy dividend.

Wall Street’s most well-known bank analyst thinks shares could more than double over the next 3 years.

Its 5.2% yield is higher than you’ll find in even high-yield muni bond ETFs, and its current discount to NAV of 14.8% is at some of the lowest levels of the fund’s history.

It’s a buy anywhere below $66.