Artis Real Estate Investment Pref Shs Series E T.AX.PR.E

CAD 10 YEAR @ 3.60%

[thenewsnake]

WOW.  60basis points drop in November and reits went "MEH!!!!!!!!!!!"

[Mongoose1234]

No, not WOW learn how this works, as i said, do some reading i'm a little curious why you constantly and repeadedly embarass yourself on here REITS are not well correlated to the Bond Yields i wonder if you can read actually....maybe you can just tweet in all caps seems more likely, actually would explain a lot i hope artis goes to $5, maybe you have a mental breakdown and stop posting

[thenewsnake]

Public reits are in fact correlated to the 10 year bond yield except during unconventional times like the financial criss or covid. You should do some research.  Not correlated exactly second by second by overall yes

[Frankie10]

I hate to agree with the snake, but literally all assets are correlated to the US10Y (any respectable business valuator's "risk free" proxy). Correlation is of course not 1, but there is certainly a correlation. I'm going to go rinse my mouth out now.

[Mongoose1234]

Frankie a valuators model (Gordon Growth Model) or CAPM (Capital Asset Pricing Model) will use a risk free growth rate generally defined as bonds. correlation is differnet though, a risky assets Beta can vary given a few factors (ex for REITS, vacancy expections, rent growth expectations, etc) and this would cause the correlation to start to fall away. REITs are driven by a number of factors

[thenewsnake]

An individual asset has lots of factors yes, but when you are looking at a REIT with 100 of properties with some solid leasing spreads, and other with vacancy issues, you can aggregate it thats why SPNOI growth is consistent or positive for most reits, the strong properties offset the weak ones.  Hence you tie the overall reit entity to the bond market, reits are bond proxies in the public

[Mongoose1234]

again, you can't read "The addition of REITs to a portfolio can potentially provide diversification, given their low correlation with stocks and bonds." this is from S&P global research you cannot be serious taht you think a REIT is a bond proxy that totally explains why you lost your money and cant figure out why says it all..... Go check your portfolio return gary, then

[Mongoose1234]

Gary, you should let S&P know, you are obvously better informed than them, they'd apprecaite your knowledge you could make a lot of money given that you know better than not only the market but also some of the biggest names in research i wonder why we dont' just come to you....forget the Oracle of Ohama, i'm coming to get advice from the Genius Gary  www.spglobal.com/spdji