So_Cynical
The Contrarian Averager
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If only they would have cashed in when property was booming and the US$ was twice the value it is now against the AUS$. Smart people who baught the assets you'd think.
REITS are breaking out a bit all over it seems. Wonder if they will continue through May!! Dividends r still good I guess.
Just referring to strong moves in MGR, CHC,ABP that had caught my IThe rally :dunno:
Ok for me cos im like 60% free carried anyway...and sitting on an cap gain of around 20% now.
(7th-May-2010) I've been watching Dexus for quite some time and last nite decided that DXS would be my primary target for acquisition today, just after the open was successful at 0.77
(14th-December-2010) In on today's dip @ 0.775 my second DXS entry this year and hopeful that at some point in the near future ill be able to exit at above 0.85
I totally sold out of Dexus today at 0.935 for a trade profit of around 20% ~ so with distributions an annual profit of about 15% PA for the 2 years that ive held.seriously who the hell would put money into TD's in this market. :dunno:
Still lots to like about DXS going forward, but i needed to free up some capital for recycling, trying to take advantage of this market low...more than happy to buy back in at under 0.82 if that ever happens again...GL to the holders.
Went short at .95.
Aus property is starting to crack at the foundations.
Should be a good spanking soon.
Personally I reckon the drop on Monday will not be as bad for Aussie REIT's as it will be for finance and mining. If anything there will likely be a drop followed by a fight back as other investors take advantage of any dip seeing reit's as an avenue of some security.
I agree that there should be some short term relative strength due to dividend value and safe as houses perception. However, the blood will be everywhere, and the Ausi housing boom should finally get it's long overdue correction/collapse.
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