Many people bought Real Estate Investment Trusts as a safe haven with a stable income. But professionals know REIT is just like any other instruments, you should invest for total return (both capital gain and dividend income).
Since I published the article warning investors that REITs was overvalued, I received a lot of queries about how they should deal with their REITs holdings. Singapore REITs will face a choppy storm ahead and even OCBC analyst spoke the REITs can no longer be seen as a “safe asset” if the leverage limit is increased.
What should you do about your existing REITs?In my article, I suggest you do a “Marie Kondo clean up” of your portfolio. If you are still comfortable with your holdings, it is perfectly fine to keep them.
If you bought REITs through recommendations of your friends and broker tips, you may want to engage a
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