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AvalonBay Apartments - another REIT
AVB
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-30.62%
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Avalon Bay manages fairly nice apartments. I've been invovled with the construction of some. The ones I've delt with were always around $1,00 a month rent. <> Most people think that housing has been in a crash since 2004. But this is not true for the apartment people. In fact AVB's ability to pay back to investors has improved from $.70 per quarter all the way up to $.89 per quarter from 2004 up to the mot recent quarter with the most recent quarter raising the dividend by more than 4 pennies. Now you may say Big F'ing Deal a stock will risee and fall more than that in 10 minutes. But ...
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AVB
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-44.55%
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Well, in a bull market, tough to short, much less relying on a one-day reversal technique and no confirmation. Next time, I'll use more caution. I did make a small size so no harm done. But I had the stop at 134.9 but unfortunately, Socialpicks doesn't have a mechanism to auto-stop, so take a loss like a baby I will.... WAAAAAAAH, WAAAAAAAAAH!!! LOL. Please implement stop loss ASAP!
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AvalonBay (AVB) - held down at resistance / en resistencia
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English-AVB - The stock continues to be held down at the resistance level even with an up market. Look for this stock to pullback to the 45.00 area.
Español-AVB - La accion sigue por debajo de resistencia en un mercado alcista. Se busca un pullback a la area de 45.00 
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AvalonBay (AVB): REIT rental returns
AVB
+48.15%
in
254 days
Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Housing, Financial Crisis "With occupancy rates around 95%, apartment REITs appear to be the one bright spot in the REIT sector," says Asif Suria in The SINLetter; he looks at AvalonBay Communities (NYSE: AVB). "The company generates nearly half its net operating income from the NY/NJ metro area and New England. California represents an additional 32% of net operating income. <>"With a management team that is well respected and leverage that is the lowest of any apartment REIT, AvalonBay has traded at a premium over the last few years and the stock was t...
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