RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WHY IS HR STINKING IT UP TODAYEverything diversified has the most room to run, they all have alot of moving parts and as someone mentioned any negative factor in one is what gets focused on, that is a positive for us as investors during volatile times as it offers up the most reward, mr.un which I started buying under 3 bucks has popped significantly in the last month much in part due to share buybacks but it's now within 20-25% of precovid levels. This may be a sign of things to come. Pretty tough to hold a melcor when HR has more meat on the bone and why I sold most of my mr.un today. Other diversified stocks that are not in the reit space have also struggled alot, pureplays in every sector recovered far quicker. Cheers!
BlueJay2020 wrote: This is what is truly bizarre about these types of REITS - based on sheer logic, the diversification should lead to LESS volatility, not MORE! I guess the argument is that there is more that can go wrong, rather than more that can go right.
materialsgirl wrote: HR should be more volatile than others. It has 4 major components
any one of which can have events. It is in 2 countries for 3 divisions.
Until we are reconstited we will be volatile. It is the nature of the beast.
mat