When it rose past 100%
Last year, Singapore real estate investment trusts (REITs) went up by 40%, and they are up higher this year. But I don’t think that they are the greatest bargain at the moment. Right now, high dividend-yielding stocks are moving up hugely.
My sense is that we are in a market similar to the Nasdaq 100 between November 1999 and March 2000 when it rose past 100%, or the oil price between February 2008 and July 2008 when it shot up 70%. When there is upside acceleration, it’s a bad time to buy. Is it a good time to short? Yes, if you have deep pockets, maybe it’s a good time to short the equity markets. But who knows?
….newer posts from Marc below:
Marc Faber’s Favorite Singapore REITs
Gold has far outperformed Financial Assets since 1999
Most of my GOLD is in a safe-deposit box in Switzerland, but I am shifting it to Asia