Vanguard Real Estate ETF

VNQ

Market cap $34.1B

This article provides an update on the monthly moving averages we track for the S&P 500 and the Ivy Portfolio after the close of the last business day of the month. The Ivy Portfolio The Ivy Portfolio is based on the asset allocation strategy used by endowment funds from Harvard and Yale.

Quality and growth dictate long-term returns. Industrial, data centers, self-storage, and co-working are great property sectors for long-term-oriented investors. If I had to pick just 3 REITs for the next 10 years, it would be these.

Global X's ETF is a great way to invest in data centers and artificial intelligence. Vanguard's REIT ETF is broad-based with $64 billion in assets under management.

I am thankful for many things this year. I am particularly thankful for my favorite Black Friday special from Mr. Market. I detail why I like this high-yielding bargain.

Falling Fed Funds rates and attractive REIT yields, along with technicals, make REITs increasingly appealing. Industrial REITs show robust fundamentals, with high occupancy, minimal delinquencies, excellent revenue growth, and strong leasing spreads, earning the designation as Winners of REIT Earnings Season. This article examines each company in the sector for liquidity, FFO growth, cash flow growth, and dividend growth, to single out one company as the best investment right now.

I share two dirt-cheap high-quality dividend growth stocks with yields up to 9%. Strong dividends, buybacks, and deep discounts combine for a rare risk-reward setup. I detail why this Thanksgiving, I am expressing gratitude for these two Black Friday bargains.

Investors are faced with an increasingly challenging and uncertain market environment in which to deploy capital. I detail where I think the best risk-adjusted place to invest today is. I share two compelling investments in the current environment that pay attractive dividends.

VNQ is a stable choice for income-oriented retirees. SCHH is a good choice for investors who only want to invest in property REITs.

My portfolio is heavily concentrated on REITs. I have unique reasons for it. My approach is not as reckless as it may seem. Here is why.

The current AI investment boom risks creating a bubble, with funding needs outpacing hyperscalers' cash flows and raising concerns of a lost decade for stocks. AI-related stocks have driven market gains, but overinvestment and high valuations make the S&P 500 (SPY) vulnerable to poor long-term returns. Dividend growth investors should focus on reasonably valued REITs and dividend stocks, which historically outperform during tech downturns.