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Strategic Portfolio Optimization ahead of a Changing Economy Today marked statistically a change in a few parts of the economy here in the U.S. First and foremost, I will be being active in actually acting forward looking by protecting certain aspects of my portfolio with certain sector risk exposure. Protecting my capital in terms of both capital loss of YTM and also exposure to inflation specific-asset classes. I will be adding long REIT's such as $EQIX for long term holding of varying a few months if not over a year, with additional non-marginalized positions to come. The transition from deflationary (heavy depressionary) to stagflation, which today showed the first technical data prints of such. Regaurdless, we still technically aren't in a recession according to the trule book, so the last thting I'm trying to to suggest right now us to follow the rules.
NASDAQ:EQIXLong
by TayFx
GEO Group IncFirst off, I view REITs in general as completely undervalued in our markets and due a solid run. Now with GEO I see them weathering the "storm" of covid-19 due to them being in a safe niche. They are heavily involved in the "for profit prisons" which I don't see going away any time soon (opposite of commercial office buildings). GEO also has a high dividend yield of over 17% which protects any slight drawdown. Technically speaking, the monthly candle is consolidating over a historic support/resistance zone. The zone originally acting as reistance, which led to a drawdown of -88% and a 7 year bear market. Acting as heavy support, GEO has seen surges of 175% and 221% from this zone. Add in a sub 35 RSI with volume steady increasing and the bull case gets stronger by the day.
NYSE:GEOLong
by wolf_rojo
Ashford Hospitality Trust RangingAshford Hospitality Trust (REIT) is a great long term investment with dividends that have previously been anywhere between 5%-9% Unfortunately many investors have fled from this long term investment because of the huge amount that they are leveraging. They cut their dividend prices in 2019 which is always a red flag to investors. In 2020 one can expect another cut to the dividends which may cause another drop in June. CURRENTLY they are at an all time low. I expect them to liquidate their smaller (residential) properties in order to push past the buyer's market we could be facing soon. I would not expect them to push past the Sell zone I have marked since I haven't seen any news for them using any new technology to compete with some of their bigger REITs Will update this analysis with news
NYSE:AHTLong
by JakeBrandonCastro