facebookI bought a REIT at its peak price. I think i may have bought it when it was overvalued. I bought this REIT when i just started investing and this is my first buy. Now it is dropping non-stop. What should I do? - Seedly

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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I bought a REIT at its peak price. I think i may have bought it when it was overvalued. I bought this REIT when i just started investing and this is my first buy. Now it is dropping non-stop. What should I do?

My objective for this REIT is to hold it long-term and i still believe in this REIT. Should i be worrying at this downtrend?
Thank you.

AMA 1M65

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Personally I'm in the same boat as you, buying into a couple of reits / trusts at their peaks and now watching them sink in the red. Hoping that eventually they'll rise back up somewhat and I can redeploy them elsewhere. That being said, if you decide to hold on based on your long term view of the counter, do ensure that you have the holding power and you don't need to drawdown on this portfolio for near future expenses. But if the management is making a mess of the reit, exit and redeploy elsewhere. Hope this helps

Gabriel Tham

05 Nov 2018

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

My rule whether in short term trading or long term holding on when to cut loss is this.

When the fundamentals or technical chart invalidates your analysis then its time to cut.

Jeff Yeo

05 Nov 2018

amateur Social contributor at School of social sharing

depends a few factors

  1. Do you have holding power to hang on the the reit long term ?
  2. Are th...

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