Post by
electricsockets on Jun 24, 2016 12:02pm
could we go back down sub $8.00?
this Brexit mess will take months to straighten out.
It is certainly a new short to medium term trend for EU stocks now....the question now is how low can we go?
Dream Global’s payout ratio, based on its first-quarter diluted FFO per unit, I understand was 100%. This is a huge improvement! But, there’s no margin of safety for its 8.7% yield - this as I see it, is the biggest RISK to this stock and the massive uncertainty after BREXIT.
I just wish DRG's FFO payout ratio was well under 100%. Everything else for this stock is fantastic.
Just my thoughts - appreciate yours!
Comment by
Tad on Jun 24, 2016 12:43pm
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Comment by
electricsockets on Jun 24, 2016 12:54pm
rationally I agree with you Tad - but markets and sell offs are often irrational as are British voters IMO ;) in my experience with large market shocks like this one - there's an initial sell off - then a brief period of buying deal seekers/recovery - then the market digests further and said sell off may continue. so many unknowns on this story. uncertainty = volatility
Comment by
electricsockets on Jun 28, 2016 12:38pm
well that sucks - I only got a little under $9.00 ;)
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Tad on Jun 30, 2016 10:19am
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Comment by
charmed3timer on Jul 01, 2016 12:56am
Going forward post Brexit, we will be in an environment where rates will be lower for way longer than most people can fathom. We're talking decades here... REITs, dividend stocks, and precious metal stocks will out perform in this new arena.
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Tad on Jul 05, 2016 8:52am
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Comment by
bttmfischer on Jul 06, 2016 3:16pm
Just came back from Europe on July 2nd, and they were talking about Frexit now. I have quite a few of DRG.UN, and would like to top it up to 30K shares, if it goes down to $8.00 or less. I like the company, no worries at all. GLTA