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478 and 479 Plus: Public and Private REIT Update, Analyzing Individual Stocks, Comparing Brokerage Firms, and Direct Indexing

May 25, 2024 by David Stein · Updated June 7, 2024

In this combined Plus episodes 478 and 479, we review public equity REITs' historical performance, expected returns, and current valuations. We also compare public equity REITs to private REITs and explain why private REITs continue to limit redemptions. We review how stock managers evaluate individual stocks. We compare Schwab's, Fidelity's, and Vanguard's ownership and explain why Schwab has less compelling cash sweep options. Finally, we look at FREC, a new competitor in the direct … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Money Plus Tagged With: brokerage firms, direct indexing, equity REITs, individual stocks, private REITs

414: Use Caution with Private REITs like Blackstone’s BREIT

December 14, 2022 by David Stein · Updated May 24, 2023

How public equity REITs differ from private REITs. Why investors are selling out of private REITs and why private REIT sponsors like Blackstone and Starwood are limiting investors' ability to do so. Topics covered include: What are public and private real estate investment trusts Why has Blackstone's BREIT been such a success Why investors are trying to exit private REITs Why commercial property values are falling Is now a good time to invest in public and private … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Podcast Tagged With: BREIT, commercial real estate, equity REITs, liquidity, private real estate, private REITs, REITs

391 Plus: Adaptive Model Portfolio Changes, Updated Return and Risk Assumptions, and the Peak Housing REIT

June 25, 2022 by David Stein · Updated July 12, 2022

In Plus episode 391, we review the recent adaptive model portfolio changes to reduce equity exposure and lower credit risk in the bond portfolio. We introduce the new expected return and risk assumptions and address some member questions. Finally, we answer a member's question about selling a single-family rental home and rolling the proceeds into the Peak Housing REIT. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Money Plus Tagged With: equity REITs, expected returns, model portfolio changes, model portfolios, private REITs

256 Plus: Economic and Financial Cycles, Demographics, Private REITs and Long/Short ETFs

June 14, 2019 by David Stein · Updated December 13, 2022

In Plus episode 256 for the week of June 15, 2019, we consider the difference between economic and financial cycles. We review debt metrics for U.S. households and businesses. We look at investing themes based on U.S. demographic trends. We explore the pros and cons of private REITs versus public REITs. Finally, we analyze long/short stock investing as practiced by the WisdomTree Dynamic Long Short U.S. Equity ETF. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: BREIT, cycles, DYLS, home prices, housing, private REITs, REITs

246 Plus: Preferred Stock, Private REITs, and Put Writing ETFs

March 29, 2019 by David Stein · Updated July 8, 2024

In Plus episode 246 for the week of March 29, 2019, we review why David added to his preferred stock allocation given the current interest rate environment. We compare the differences between private REITs and public REITs. Finally, we analyze an ETF that tracks the CBOE S&P 500 PutWrite Index. NOTE: If you are looking for the episode on the Innovator S&P Buffer ETFs mentioned in podcast Episode 277, part one of the discussion is Plus Episode 240, which you can listen to for free. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: buffer ETFs, Innovator ETFs, options writing, outcome based ETFs, preferred stocks, private REITs, put options, PUTW, REITs

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