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I can't help but chuckle when I hear experts claim that individual investors can't outperform the S&P 500, which is something we often hear!
RWR offers a diversified portfolio of U.S. REITs, with a 3.4% yield, though its 0.25% expense ratio is higher than some peers. The fund benefits from growth in e-commerce, data computing, and low housing inventory, with limited exposure to economically sensitive sectors. RWR has higher downside risk than the broader market, with a beta of 1.17, making it more volatile during economic recessions.
REITs have underperformed the broader stock market, but the SPDR® Dow Jones REIT ETF offers an opportunity to invest in the real estate market. The RWR ETF provides exposure to a diverse range of REIT securities and had a consistent yield over the last decade. RWR compares favorably to other REIT ETFs and could benefit from the Federal Reserve's decision to stop raising rates. However, rising interest rates and tighter lending policies pose risks to the fund's performance.
CEFs yield an average 8%, and many of those dividends are sustainable and growing.
SPDR Dow Jones REIT ETF is a real estate ETF with a strong dividend yield of 3.77% and steady dividend growth rate. Despite trailing the S&P 500 in returns and experiencing slow growth, historical data shows that REITs generally outperform during and post-recessions. The fund faces risks due to tightening monetary policies and rising interest rates in the commercial real estate sector.
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