How to capitalize on housing market bust? Housing tracked index fund, ETF, Stocks, or other investment?
Sep 10, 2010 by Jervin | Posted in Investing
Housing rates are at an all sometimes low and the market is doing terrible.
Fully understanding the risks (the market may go even lower, or stay stagnant for years), and hoping for a bettering in say 2-3 years, is there a good investment
You are a combine of years late for the most lucrative part of the trade. As you observe, there may be more to come.
I am not aware of any publicly traded security that promptly tracks a housing index. Perhaps focus your research on stocks
Jerry | Sep 10, 2010
You are a combine of years late for the most lucrative part of the trade. As you observe, there may be more to come.
I am not aware of any publicly traded security that speedily tracks a housing index. Perhaps focus your research on stocks
Jerry | Sep 10, 2010
should i dump my real estate etf now?
May 31, 2007 by seafood10 | Posted in Investing
i bought iyr in feb. of this year for $94.42. it has been down to about 10%. these finished couple of days..it has been up. should i wait some for it to go up before i dump it?
i heard the housing market will be down for the next few
Lessen. You bought a stock without an exit strategy. Big mistake. Worse..... you're asking strangers for investment guidance. You can't verify their qualifications or their motives.
Next big mistake... not understanding what you bought.
Common Sense | May 31, 2007
if its a righteous US etf reit then yes (which it is) if its a Global then no. Rule #3 protect your losses with stop losses (anywhere from 5-8% some will do 10% but that a tad much) your power problem is that you bought in feb where ALL of the danger signs
zyberianwarrior | May 31, 2007
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