How are you, bros ??
Yeah,... I'm pusghing my hands into tech now,... more into Nasdaq, but keeping a silent awareness in my mind on the dotcom bubble that happened back in the 2000s. My dividend plays are still ongoing, sustainig on their own today, I have not sold them, but am not adding anymore. If I add into them today, I would be averaging up and the effect o this would be lowering my ROI (yield). So,... I've decided not to add anymore.
Good for you to experiment new things
I've been pretty flexible when it comes to investing since last Dec; going from value to growth stocks and exploring different investment assets which I would have not touched earlier.
I'm up 60% to 70% plus on the divdiend stocks that I bought many years ago.
It's mentally draining at times, dipping into a new game.... but well, it's something new and hence, the excitement,....
I made money on the recent stock splits of AAPL and TSLA. Guessed I was LUCKY,... no skills here,... I bought into both ctrs just before they announced stock splits.
I engaged the skills I picked-up from the recent Vicom stock split,... and rode up high before disposing on last Friday beingthe last day of trading pre=split for both ctrs.
Are you awared that the US market is in the midst of a melt-up and the top could come off any time from now.., those who holding growth tech stocks should have notice their holdings drifting higher.
Anyway I have a strong gut feeling you are disposing the two stocks just in time to lock your gains...Emm,... I think with Chairman's Powell's sppeech last Thrsday night,... the REITs will benefit too with a prolonged low interest rate environment, not only the growth stocks.
IMO, I don't think REITs would stand to benefit given the large volume of defaults and closures that are taking place in US especially, although the interest rate is keep low. It's not in my priority list anymore (but I will revisit again when the market gets better) and I have actually sold off my SGREITs with small losses few months back. Data center REITs would be a much better bet if you are still looking into REITs.
Not good, though, for investment grade bonds and term deposits.