4/7 - Weekly Movements (REITs and STI)

 REIT investors should be happy with their portfolio this week! Here's another week-on-week review of REITs and STI component price and volume movements.


S-REITs







See my previous post for how the values are derived.

This week, REITs maintained a general price appreciation, with sectors such as Retail and Commercial maintaining weekly gains, and Hospitality making a turnaround from last week. The sole outlier price-wise is Dasin Retail Tr, which has been dropping for quite a while now.



Sector Level:




Ranking:

This table shows the top 3 gains and drops in week-on-week volume, which can be considered as a proxy for general investor interest.






Apart from the above indicator for general interest, the below table looks as weekly price changes, which can be considered as a proxy for which counters investors find more favorable/attractive this week.









STI Components







Majority of STI components saw increases in volume and price week-on-week. 

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All data sourced from Yahoo Finance. REIT's classification into primary sectors sourced from REIT-tirement. New posts for this series will come up either late Friday (after market hours), or over the weekends.

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