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

CANT WIN TODAY

[garyreins]

They are dropping REITS HARD!!!!!!!

[DZtrader]

I sold my entire Granite position yesterday and my Chartwell position a little earlier. It was very hard to pull the trigger on Granite as I believe the stock (along with most reits) goes higher from here. Its just when a stock makes a 15 percent move in a very short time and you are staring down a reasonably good profit, I believe its prudent, plus winter get away books 30 large and I always try

[garyreins]

YOU SOLD THE TOP.BRILLIANT TRADE.THESE REITS ARE GETTING SKUNKED TODAY- I CAN BARELY WATCH

[DZtrader]

Never sold the top, just a short term top, nothing masterful at all. Just personal reasons to pull the trigger to pay for winter vaycay versus a short term risk to the downside, bird in hand kinda thing. Worse case is it goes higher and I move onto something else, always churning. We are in a weak period, are at lofty highs, Nvidia after the bell can move things, and market will be looking an

[Northforce13]

"its just the Dream acquisitions and the apparent want for more that caused me hesitation." Same, it is better for Artis to buy shares of Artis than shares of Dream.  Last Q they sold public securities, alleviating this concern somewhat. "Next pull back will likely reload" I can only marvel at the $s I've lost over the years waiting for such to happen in certain

[Frankie10]

Yup. Artis has sold more FCR than it has purchased D, year to date. I did a write up a day or two ago on this... but alas, Snakey drowns out all voices (his own included). 

[DZtrader]

Hey Frankie, I for one of course read it, along with all your posts, thus my comment of actually rethinking it. Will see how it goes. Hope you are well, take care.

[DZtrader]

Hey North, I hear you about awaiting the pull back that doesn't come until you no longer feel it! If it wasn't for entering a reasonably weak period here it might be a bit different. To be honest, that, along with the upcoming Fed announcement gives me pause. The market as usual has likely got a bit out infront of its skis as it usually does. I just think we have a more than reasonable