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Been noticing this too. I wonder if it's about defensive positioning in markets.
In Australia, I wonder if some people are selling down banks and re-balancing to property trusts. With stalling real estate prices, the rental yields would look more attractive. Additionally, if you follow the Coalition rhetoric, Fed Labor's policies will drive rents even higher.
But a sensational last quarter, and looking like a technical break out
Talk now of the next AU interest rate movement being down. So it's tally ho for REITsBeen noticing this too. I wonder if it's about defensive positioning in markets.
In Australia, I wonder if some people are selling down banks and re-balancing to property trusts. With stalling real estate prices, the rental yields would look more attractive. Additionally, if you follow the Coalition rhetoric, Fed Labor's policies will drive rents even higher.
But a sensational last quarter, and looking like a technical break out
A-REIT Sector: Weekending Friday 05 July 2019
The A-REIT Sector fell back during the week ending 28 June 2019. However, fortunately, the rebound in week ending 05 July 2019 in the A-REIT Sector was in the order of 5% plus. Mainly driven (imo) by the drop in interest rates and the relaxation of mortgage borrowing rules, although the pro liberal media keeps telling us it is because Prime Minister Scotty got his tax cuts through the senate (with a quick pay off to Jackie Lambi's home state of Tasmania).
Seriously, the tax cut amounts to less than a pack of cigarettes per fortnight for the low income earners and the mid tier gets $1,080.00 per annum (roughly $20.00 per week) which isn't much better. Prime Minister Scotty would have done better to stimulate the economy by emulating former Prime Minister Kevin and sending everyone a cheque for $1,000.00.
Once again, I am playing catch-up this week so there is two weeks of data. Good luck.
Weekending Friday 28 June 2019:
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The A-REIT Table for closing prices for Weekending Friday 28 June 2019 follows:
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The comparison table of this weeks closing prices versus last weeks closing prices follows:
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Weekending Friday 05 July 2019:
The A-REIT Table for closing prices for Weekending Friday 05 July 2019 follows:
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The comparison table of this weeks closing prices versus last weeks closing prices follows:
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Comments:
1. The shares listed in the tables above make up the ASX 200 XPJ A-REIT Property Sector.
2. The "Capital" figures in the above tables are "market capital" based on the "issued shares" as distinct from "free float capital". The "issued shares", updated as at 05 April 2019, can change from day to day due to active share buy-back programs and other factors.
3. The "Capital", "Earnings", "Distribution" and "NTA" figures have also been updated as at 05 April 2019. "NTA" figures are subject to change every time there is a property re-valuation and the table may be out by a few cents from time to time, which effects the "Premium to NTA" also.
4. Inclusion of any share details in the above tables is not an endorsement of that share as a viable investment or possible trade.
Disclaimer: These tables may contain errors and should not be relied upon for investment decisions. As always, do your own research and good luck.
Return of the REITs
Anthony Fensom, Morningstar, 19 Jul 2019: https://urlzs.com/bTkNE
..Yield-hungry investors have driven a surge in market values for Australia’s listed property sector, which has raked in record amounts of capital.
With interest rates seen falling further, the A-REITs could be set for further gains barring an economic downturn, analysts say....
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