OLP - News and Analysis from Seeking Alpha 'OLP' Tag RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.com/symbol/olp Searching for Financially Sound Equity REITS http://seekingalpha.com/article/156055-searching-for-financially-sound-equity-reits?source=feed 156055 Equity REITs have made a strong move lately. We have expressed our doubts about the wisdom of that move (Are REITs Ahead of Themselves?), and wonder about the quality of the underlying trusts.

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]]> Fri, 14 Aug 2009 01:35:51 -0400 Richard Shaw Richard Shaw (QVM Group) submits:

Equity REITs have made a strong move lately. We have expressed our doubts about the wisdom of that move (Are REITs Ahead of Themselves?), and wonder about the quality of the underlying trusts.

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Moving Up on Surging Volume

]]> Tue, 04 Nov 2008 08:08:49 -0500 J Clinton Hill J Clinton Hill submits:

Market Analysis Commentary:  Relative Price Volume Momentum Tracks scans the Russell 3000 components for stocks that are moving up or down on relatively strong surging volume. Such stocks may signal institutional buying or selling and have a tendency to continue further in their current market direction. From a contrarian perspective, buying and selling on extreme volume also has a tendency to produce short term reversals of a stock’s market direction on the following day of trading.

Moving Up on Surging Volume


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Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further. The following is a list of the attributes he suggests investors look for first. The italics represent our changes to his methodology based on the current market:

]]> Fri, 01 Feb 2008 05:29:18 -0500 Freund Investing Ryan Freund submits:

Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham's teachings.

Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further. The following is a list of the attributes he suggests investors look for first. The italics represent our changes to his methodology based on the current market:


Complete Story »]]> ARCC ASH CDI IBA KELYA MGI NTE NYM OLP OSG PL RE SCX Freund Investing 15 Stocks Ben Graham Would Like http://seekingalpha.com/article/57506-15-stocks-ben-graham-would-like?source=feed 57506 Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings.

Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further. The following is a list of the attributes he suggests investors look for first. The italics represent our changes to his methodology based on the current market:

1. Price-to-book (P/B) ratio of less than 1.2.

]]> Mon, 17 Dec 2007 05:19:21 -0500 Freund Investing Ryan Freund submits:

Benjamin Graham is widely regarded to be the founder of modern value investing. His greatest student, Warren Buffett, attributes much of his success to Graham’s teachings.

Though Graham believed that much research is necessary and that no stock screening methodology is perfect, he did give us some guidelines on how to perform initial screening techniques to limit the number of investments that should be researched further. The following is a list of the attributes he suggests investors look for first. The italics represent our changes to his methodology based on the current market:

1. Price-to-book (P/B) ratio of less than 1.2.


Complete Story »]]> AGYS ARCC ASH EEI IBA KELYA NYM OCR OLP ORH PL RE SCX WIRE Freund Investing A Quick Guide To High Yielding Commercial REITs http://seekingalpha.com/article/23594-a-quick-guide-to-high-yielding-commercial-reits?source=feed 23594 Wednesday episode of Mad Money TV, Jim Cramer said that he likes commercial real estate investment trusts [REITs] as opposed to residential REITs.

There are several types of commercial REITs, including those that invest in office buildings, those that are retail oriented including shopping centers, and the industrial REITs, which can include warehouse, manufacturing, and mini-storage properties. There are also diversified REITs which invest in any or all of the above in addition to apartment buildings. Of course, one of the prime features of investing in commercial REITs is the high yield. The following is a list of commercial REITs with yields above five percent:

]]> Sun, 07 Jan 2007 08:40:46 -0500 Stockerblog Stockerblog submits: On his Wednesday episode of Mad Money TV, Jim Cramer said that he likes commercial real estate investment trusts [REITs] as opposed to residential REITs.

There are several types of commercial REITs, including those that invest in office buildings, those that are retail oriented including shopping centers, and the industrial REITs, which can include warehouse, manufacturing, and mini-storage properties. There are also diversified REITs which invest in any or all of the above in addition to apartment buildings. Of course, one of the prime features of investing in commercial REITs is the high yield. The following is a list of commercial REITs with yields above five percent:


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