Earlier in February, both S&P 500 and Nasdaq soared to about five-month highs as Meta led a rally in the tech sector. However, the good times did not last long. Elevated valuations for overall US stocks, poor financial reports during earnings season, and rising interest rates left little room for future gains. Major indexes fell following the release of hotter-than-expected data on the labor market and consumer spending in mid-Feb.
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had bought some REITs earlier with the aim of getting regular passive dividend income but when the interest rates went up, REITs prices started falling to match their higher investment risks over the T-bills and fixed deposits interest rates which had risen and my principal losses now exceeded the dividends I received and so I'm in the red sitting on paper loss..
nevertheless we see that they have started to recover slightly in the last couple of months in the possibility o...

SGD is more stable and subject to lesser speculative fluctuations.

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Over time, the REIT industry has shown to be a source of strength.
Over the past two decades, they have maintained a consistent stream of dividends for earnings investors despite a series of unfavorable economic circumstances.
Here are four REITs that we can pay attention to in November:
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When to start investing? The standard answer you heard is probably NOW!
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