The last two years were brutal for REITs. In 2025, they were one of the worst-performing sectors in the market. And the year before? More underperformance. Most investors moved on. But according to Brad Thomas of Wide Moat Research, that may be exactly why this setup is getting interesting.  REITs are highly sensitive to interest rates. When rates rise, they struggle. When rates fall, the rebound can be powerful. With a more rate-cut-friendly Fed backdrop forming, Brad believes we’re seeing the early stages of a shift. In this interview, he shares 7 REITs he’s watching for 2026: • A dividend aristocrat with 15,000+ properties • A global data center leader benefiting from AI demand • A dominant self-storage name with serious scale • A manufactured housing play tied to retiring baby boomers • A high-growth Sunbelt warehouse REIT Plus two beaten-down, higher-risk picks trading at single-digit multiples with 7%+ yields. If the rate cycle is turning, these could be early beneficiaries. See what made the list by clicking here. Happy investing, Bridget Bennett MarketBeat P.S. Brad is also offering access to his latest Wide Moat Research report, where he breaks down additional high-conviction picks and the “moat” strategy he uses to find durable income stocks. Click here to view the report. If you like this video, check out some of our partners' offers. Buy this stock tomorrow? (Ad) From Stansberry Research: Not a Single "Mag 7" on This Legendary Investors List A renowned former hedge fund manager – friends to some of the biggest investors in the world – just released a new list of his favorite AI stocks... and not a single Magnificent 7 name made the cut. Instead, an AI stock you've likely never heard of just flagged as "near-perfect" in his new investing scoring system. For the name, ticker and demo, click here. Institutional algos are about to send this overlooked stock soaring (Ad) From ProsperityPub: When you spend years executing large block orders for hedge funds and banks at the Chicago Board of Trade, you learn how price really moves at the institutional level. Institutions use computerized trading algorithms to build and offload positions without tipping off the market, and those patterns leave footprints that can signal major reversals before they happen. On Sunday, February 22 at 7 PM, former CBOT trader and his colleague Chris Pulver, a former hedge fund trader, are going live to break down this approach for the first time — including one overlooked ticker they believe is flashing a reversal signal right now. Register Free for Sunday's Live Reversal Trading Event — Feb 22 at 7 PM |
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