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3234 MORI HILLS REIT - juncture attentionMori Hills REIT should be tracing a minute wave c up. However, there is a possibility that this juncture couls also be near the end of minor wave two. In the first case, prices should continue to go up, in the second case if prices reaches 141,100 we recommend you to get out of the position as this could sinalize the end of wave 2 and minor wave 3 will push prices down. There was a record selling volume as prices approached the end of this move, that's why we are having caution here. FOLLOW SKYLINEPRO TO GET UPDATES.
TSE:3234
by SkylinePro
IIPR – Cannabis REIT Bullish BreakoutTrade Entry Feb. 21 Expiry - Put Credit Spread – 80/85 strikes – Trying for $3.00 credit. Lowest acceptable $2.80. Max risk $218. Max Gain $300. 62% POP I will update if I get filled on this order. Better than 1:1 risk/reward and better than 60% probability of profit. Meets minimum requirement. Personal opinion - this is great REIT. Previous high over $140 is almost a 2x from here. Good opportunity. Chart Details Bullish wedge price breakout. Bullish EMA cross on 1/6 and Bullish 10WeekMA price cross on 1/9. Next price targets in pink ($87 and $97). These are exits. About Me Thank you for liking, commenting, throwing up a chart, following, or viewing. I am not a financial advisor. My comments and reviews are based on what I do with my personal accounts. Website will be ready for launch mid-January 2020. Disclosure - I am long BTCUSD, GBTC. Short term GDX Bullish, SPXS Bullish, MCD Bullish
NYSE:IIPRLong
by MoneyPatterns
Breakout on Earnings 10/31Fundamental Catalysts remain strong If numbers are good, look for breakout to 35.75, and then 37.25 areas Take profit anywere above 37.50 before EoY These stocks have the highest dividend yields in the hot real-estate sector, FROM MARKET WATCH With the Federal Reserve cutting short-term rates twice recently and reversing its decision to shrink its balance sheet earlier this year, along with continued stimulative central bank policies in other developed economies, there’s no reason not to expect the big money flow to continue, along with plenty of support for shares of real-estate investment trusts. Company Ticker Dividend yield FFO Yield ‘Headroom' Total return - 12 months though Oct. 22 Macerich Co. MAC, -2.76% 10.26% 12.86% 2.60% -37% Iron Mountain Inc. IRM, -0.47% 7.19% 6.27% -0.92% 15% Company Ticker Share 'buy' ratings Share 'hold' ratings Share 'sell' ratings Closing price - Oct. 22 Consensus price target Implied 12-month upside potential Macerich Co. MAC, -2.76% 17% 72% 11% $29.23 $35.15 20% Iron Mountain Inc. IRM, -0.45% 46% 36% 18% $33.97 $35.27 4% Here’s how the sectors and the broad indexes have performed during 2019, for 12 months and for longer periods: S&P 500 Sector Total return - 2019 through Oct. 1 Total return - 12 months Total return - 3 years Total return - 5 years Total return - 10 years Total return - 15 years Total return - 20 years Information Technology 30.3% 7.1% 82% 133% 395% 461% 187% Real Estate 28.4% 24.5% 33% 71% 310% 284% N/A Utilities 25.0% 27.1% 46% 82% 230% 351% 357%
NYSE:IRMLong
by noam_chom
NYMT BUY, safe high yield dividend stockWe chose this REIT as it has low P/E ratio 9.31 and price is flat however it is good to time entry. Great opportunity to buy this stock right now as RSI hits oversold territory. Since 2017 this stock is trading between 6.8 USD - 5.45 USD. We recommend you to buy this stock as it has dividend yield 13.47% per year and current price is appropriate for the first entry. We can clearly see how the stock fluctuactes between quarters and falling after dividend pay out. We recommend second entry in the mid of October and selling after Q4 dividend or holding it.
NASDAQ:NYMTLong
by itshimon
Japan REITs: Hidden Gem to Diversify Your PortfolioJapan has long lost its charm to the international trading community. It has been a boring place to trade in for the past two decades, pretty much. In a mature market like Japan, you can't expect explosive growth like you can find in China. However, this market offers a great source of diversification and income potential, if you know where you are looking. The answer lies in Japan REITs. Properties in Japan, be it commercial, industrial, retail, hospitality, or residential, are coveted by mom-and-pop as well as institutional investors from the country and across the APAC region for their stable and (slowly) growing rental income. The chart shows the largest REIT ETF listed in Japan (blue line) versus JPY and SP500 trendlines. You can clearly see the low correlation between JREIT and SPX. In times of volatility in the US, and for those with international brokerage capabilities, why not consider this diversifier across the Ocean? Disclaimers: GMAS is long a few select names within the captioned ETF. Investment carries risk. Investment in foreign dividend stocks is subject to withholding tax. You may be able to claim better withholding tax rate based on your country's double taxation treaty status.
TSE:1343Education
by WhatsTrading