1Année·

Supposed bottoming out of REITs

$VICI (+0,18 %)
$PLD (-0,42 %)
$O (+0,67 %)
$CCI (+0,03 %)
$AMT (+1,29 %)
$PSA (+0,95 %) and much more...

As long as the FED does not lower interest rates, all REITs will continue to be punished.

I will buy in this October, while many others have paid 10-20% too much.

14 Commentaires

Christoph Kral@Christoph_Kral

1Année

You never know.

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Christoph@ChrisBizz

1Année

Buying in October may or may not be better. The price does not depend solely on the interest rate policy, but in particular on the consequences that investors see for REITs. And investors do not always act rationally. It is therefore also possible that you will already be chasing prices in October.

As we will only know later what would have been right, I am simply buying regularly in the current phase using a savings plan.

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

1Année

In the meantime, we are already collecting the dividends ;-)

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Kevin E.@KevinE

1Année

I bought 2 tranches at 44.80 and 47.10 at $O. Do you think it will go down much further?

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N@Khlmysee

1Année

@KevinCNo, but I think you will find a similar entry price. Your timing was great. 👍🏻

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Kevin E.@KevinE

1Année

@Khlmysee I'll add to it again at 45. I'm currently holding a bit more cash anyway (I'm staying invested, but investing less at the moment).

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Josef K.@kleberj

1Année

Jerome Powell said yesterday that the next interest rate change is highly unlikely to be an increase. Because that has already been speculated again.

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N@Khlmysee

1Année

@kleberj is not even necessary. Just keeping interest rates at this level is a real break in the neck.

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Richi@SmileForMe

1Année

Of course you are right with that statement, but are you really of the opinion that the market has not yet priced this in accordingly?

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Phil@Pherror

1Année

Due to the upcoming US elections in November, I would not necessarily bet on October here. I agree with you about the bottoming out. I entered $VICI and $O in March with a 1st tranche and I visit both monthly in my savings plan. At the end of the year, I wanted to enter with a larger position if necessary.

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