Steeve Esquis
πŸ“ˆ Another reaction from the portfolio After the previous post, I wanted to share a second example from the same idea: not a prediction, not a victory lap, just another useful reaction inside the portfolio. This time it is $DOC (Healthpeak Properties Inc) (Healthpeak Properties Inc), a healthcare real estate name. The recent DOC cluster is around 3.6% of the portfolio and is currently showing an unrealized gain of about +22%, roughly $515. What I find interesting here is not only the gain. It is the way the position was built. The green dotted line on the chart shows the tightest same-day entry cluster around $15.83. Seeing the price now well above that line helps me review the decision calmly: was the entry area coherent, was the size acceptable, and would the trade still make sense if the market had moved the other way? I also do not put every REIT in the same basket. $ARE (Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc) is useful to me here because it reminds me how much the entry price can change the whole risk/reward: my recent ARE entries are around $40.5, much lower than my older closed average near $62.8. With $O (Realty Income Corp) (Realty Income), the useful tip is different: do not stop at the monthly dividend story. With a very large net-lease portfolio, tenant quality, lease duration, interest rates and cost of capital matter a lot. That is the kind of detail I want copiers to see: the result matters, of course, but the process behind the result matters even more. A nice open gain is pleasant. A repeatable way to think about entries, sizing and follow-up is more valuable. Have a great evening, Steeve .
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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