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These REITs Pay Up to 12.3% But Should We Fight the Fed?
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REIT valuations have declined in recent months as investors reacted negatively to the prospect of further Federal Reserve rate increases. The article frames the selloff as creating discounted cash-flow and dividend opportunities in real estate investment trusts for value-oriented investors.
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