Author: Jody Chudley, Wealthy Retirement

During the last two crashes — the financial crisis in 2008 and the COVID-19 crash in 2020 — it traded at a 30%-40% discount to the value of its underlying assets. Those were incredible buying opportunities. Case-in-point: the stock is up almost 250% since its low point in the spring of 2020. I don’t know when the next market rout is coming, but I know I’ll be looking at this stock when it happens.

In short, the low interest rates on their savings makes stock market exposure a necessary part of funding their retirement lifestyles.

It’s great fun to watch these things, but as long-term, patient investors, we will not get fooled into participating.

This is one of my favorite ways to play a commercial real estate bounce.