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Ronald Camden

Research Analyst at B. Riley Securities

Ronald Camden is an Equity Analyst at B. Riley Securities, focusing on coverage of company performance metrics and operational trends, with a particular interest in pricing power and labor costs. Throughout his tenure, he has distinguished himself through detailed analysis and insightful inquiries, often addressing earnings conference calls for companies in sectors such as real estate and asset management. Camden began his career in financial analysis and has worked with major industry firms before joining B. Riley Securities, developing expertise in evaluating investment returns and business strategies. He holds recognized professional credentials in securities analysis and complies with regulatory standards for financial analysts.

Ronald Camden's questions to Prologis (PLD) leadership

Ronald Camden's questions to Prologis (PLD) leadership • Q3 2025

Question

Ronald Camden asked for more detail on the inflection point in occupancy and rents, specifically regarding different tenant categories and standing out markets like Southern California.

Answer

Managing Director Chris Caton confirmed that demand has turned a corner, indicating an inflection period driven by increased customer willingness to make decisions, higher leasing volumes (including new leasing), and a sustained pipeline. He noted continued strength in larger size categories (above 500,000 sq ft, broadening to 250,000 sq ft) and international strength, particularly in the Sun Belt in the U.S.

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Ronald Camden's questions to SONIDA SENIOR LIVING (SNDA) leadership

Ronald Camden's questions to SONIDA SENIOR LIVING (SNDA) leadership • Q4 2024

Question

Ronald Camden of B. Riley Securities inquired about current pricing power compared to the previous year and sought more detail on labor cost trends, including any potential impacts from immigration.

Answer

President and CEO Brandon Ribar stated that Sonida anticipates strong pricing power in 2025, consistent with 2024's gains, driven by high occupancy in the same-store portfolio. For recent acquisitions, the focus is on accelerating top-line recovery. On the labor front, Ribar confirmed diligent expense management and reported no material impact from immigration changes, expecting costs to remain stable and support margin expansion towards the company's $100 million NOI target.

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