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| Subject: Re: A REIT to rave about!? | Date: 1/31/2000 10:55 PM | |
| Author: Follydolly | Number: 1861 of 20604 | |
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Does anyone own FFA stock as a means of income? IT looks great to me and the numbers look promissing. Just wanted to get some second opinions.... Thanks. Eddie I have owned FFA since 1994 at $18. Other than SPG, it is the only REIT I have that has appreciated in value. All the others lost thousands in capital, which to me is the same as robbing Peter to pay Paul, only I am robbing myself. Two Reits I owned actually turned into penny stocks...I sold them at a substantial loss. The Reits were purchased for my account (with my stupid approval) by my ML broker. I think he made good money from these sales. When he managed to sell me another $15000 worth of HPT last fall and I realized my error, I changed brokers, make my own stock trades over the internet, use the broker for mutual fund & bond purchases. My portfolio is looking lots brighter thanks to TMF. I still own the REITS and junk bonds I bought through ML, but should any of them approach near to what I paid, I'm getting out. Back to FFA, I believe that it's now an expensive REIT and you could lose some capital. Just doesn't make sense to me. Fool on! follydolly |
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