RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:TD's Upgrading to ACTION LIST BUY from Buy; Q2/21 Results autofocus111 wrote: Funny guy. Per the RBC update retired posted the 'moderation' apparently applies to new leases not just renewals. I still find the choice of words unusual given the strong market in AB. As far as an exit at $70 instead of $65 this is not about not liking the company (although I firmly believe a higher dividend is warranted), it's about the valuation. I aim to maximize my return and if analyst upgrades and exuberance of posters like you can attract more investors to get it there that's great.
>>>Boardwalk is adopting “strategic moderation” in its renewal rent growth. In AB, it is achieving (and targeting) 7-9% on renewals and 10-15% on new leases.
Tough to admit when you're wrong, hey?
If you were bearish on BEI, then holding it for years while incessently complaining is irrational behaviour.
Might be good for you to do a little self assessment.
The psychology of investing.
You suffer from anchoring bias and loss aversion.
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Maybe next time you can avoid a decade of stress and frustration by not repeating the same mistakes.
Yes, new tenants who commit to long-term rental agreements may qualify for discounts as well. All very normal language for hi quality business relationships.
I know this company, I have worked for them indirectly. Founders and management best of class. They are 100x smarter than the retail shareholders complaining about the business model.
It's simple. When you don't like a stock, you sell it.
Plenty more fish in the sea.