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REIT’s may not be a bargain; distributions depend on rent being paid.
The Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) has had a marvelous decade as property values just kept rising. It inspired large institutional investors (pension funds for e.g.) to get directly involved. The Canada Pension Plan has 12.1% invested in real estate. … Continue reading
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Tagged capital, coronavirus, debt, distribution, interest rates, prices, real estate, risk, sell, yields
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Renegotiating mortgage? Get extra to buy bank stocks and collect dividends.
Between trips to Costco to stock up on supplies, or while working from home you may want to consider doing something given the market meltdown rather than just sitting on your haunches and letting opportunities slip by. Don’t get me … Continue reading
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Tagged banks, capital, dividends, interest, long-term, mortgage, opportunities, rates, stocks
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Rule #1 – Never Panic! Fiscal Cliff is not a crisis!
In my book it’s no accident that Chapter 1 is entitled Never Panic! What Crisis? Of course when writing the chapter I was referring to the financial crisis that enveloped us a few short years ago, but in my mind … Continue reading
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Tagged bernanke, black, capital, china, cliff, crash, crisis, Dow, economy, fed, financial, fiscal, gain, global, guidebook, hedge, instiitutional, investing, investors, liquidity, malvin, market, markets, maverick, maverickinvestors.com, monday, money, mutual funds, panic, retail, spooner, stock, stocks, UK, US$
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Behavioural psychologists DON’T understand investment industry.
Most people would agree with the following statement by celebrated behavioural psychologist Daniel Kahneman – from his best selling book describing new insights into how good and bad decisions are made: “Why do investors, both amateur and professional, stubbornly believe … Continue reading
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Tagged asset, behaviour, capital, cramer, daniel kahneman, data, decision, decision-making, economic, efficient, fast, finance, financial, frontier, growth, Information, investment, mal, malvin, market, markets, mathematics, maverick, maverickinvestor, maverickinvestors.com, model, momentum, portfolio, prices, pricing, profits, psychologists, psychology, slow, spooner, statistics, stock, theory, thinking, thought, value
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Spread for RISK narrowed; as predicted!
You might recall that in December I posted the adjacent chart, recommending that the spread between equity yields and treasuries was “NUTS” and a narrowing of the spread between more risk and less risk would favour stocks. It remains in … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, Asia, assets, balance, behavior, behaviour, biases, blackberry, bonds, capital, consensus, crisis, economic, equities, europe, experts, financial, growth, housing, iPhone, markets, press, psychologists, psychology, returns, risky, sheets, spread, thinking, treasuries, yield, yields
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Encana: it’s a gas! Good Management 101
Encana has been under fire from the investment community for some time now. In the past I’ve been critical of the pressure public companies have to suffer nowadays (see past posts on short selling, a short term obsession with ‘growth‘ … Continue reading
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