Price matters. Real estate funds have trumped all other categories of stock fund over the last 3 years, not because the underlying assets have great fundamentals, but because the class "was priced for bankruptcy" in 2009. Now the fundamentals are turning. Some favorites: VNQ, SPG, AVB, FNIO, ICF, IFGL. [View news story]
I've made 13% return on top of almost 5% div payments from VNQ in 6 months so I think it's time to cut and run and see what happens.
VNQ is overvalued?... Who said they are holding on to REIT for decades???... Do you know how they work? Long as interest rates are low and credit is bad they will continue to profit.
I have always made out like a bandit in commercial restate since early 90's.
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Just take the loss and never look back. Don't waste your time on something that is not worth it. Move on and you will find something a whole lot better in no time. If risk is your game, then at least invest in a company that is trying CYS.
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Prices might match but your forgot about inflation. The two come no where near each other when inflation is added. A 1980 $ bought you a lot more than a 2011 dollar. In 1980 a few American dollars in Germany purchased a great meal for the night. Now you can get a loft a bread for about the same amount. Yes the $ is strong in the states but outside people laugh at it. I don't even want to bring up Scotland and Ireland.
Last several weeks I have been buying blocks of FCX and today it's paying off. The lower she goes the more I buy. Also do not forget the extra .50 div on top of the .25 div for May. I was a little surprised of the the 2/1 split a while back because it stopped the "open low and by mid-day was up several dollars and then back down". FCX has always been a great short and long investment for me.
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He just brings to light a different perspective, but it is up to you to see the BS. MOTR was a perfect example. Jim's best statement last few weeks, "Take profits people"...
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So true, I alway have a good laugh watching him. I do have to give him points for at least recommending stocks, since most shows are always doom and gloom over a sector.
CYS Investments (CYS): Q4 EPS of $0.21 misses by $0.18. Net asset value/share of $13.31. (PR) [View news story]
Big Dividend-Paying Mortgage REITs, Such As 14.05% CYS Investments, Are Still Good Buys [View article]
Price matters. Real estate funds have trumped all other categories of stock fund over the last 3 years, not because the underlying assets have great fundamentals, but because the class "was priced for bankruptcy" in 2009. Now the fundamentals are turning. Some favorites: VNQ, SPG, AVB, FNIO, ICF, IFGL. [View news story]
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Great article and thanks for taking the time writing the article!.
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I have always made out like a bandit in commercial restate since early 90's.
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Molycorp Share Offering and Financing Announcements Create an Overhang [View article]
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I never quit on anybody or thing until they quit on me. COP has never let me down.
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