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INVESTORS NEED TO BE PICKY AFTER 2021’S REIT RALLY. HOW TO CHOOSE.

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Lawrence C. Strauss
Updated January 23, 2022 / Original January 20, 2022
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REGIONAL MALL REITS GAINED 92% IN 2021, ACCORDING TO TRADE GROUP NAREIT.

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After a blistering performance in 2021 that was helped by the U.S. economy’s
reopening, real estate investment trusts have largely cooled off in the New
Year.

“The difference this year is that the market’s just more skeptical,” says Gina
Szymanski, a portfolio manager in the REIT securities group at AEW Capital
Management. Szymanski, however, has the same double-digit growth expectations
for REIT net asset values over the next two years as she did 12 months ago.

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A GRIM HISTORY REPEATS AT THE FED

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Robert Heller
Updated January 23, 2022 / Original January 21, 2022
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FARMERS DESCENDED ON WASHINGTON TO PROTEST HIGH INTEREST RATES IN 1979.

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About the author: Robert Heller is a former member of the Federal Reserve Board
of Governors.

As Milton Freedman said in 1970, “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary
phenomenon.” Little has changed since then.

For most of the 1970s, Arthur Burns was chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.
Inflation


CAN WE WHIP INFLATION NOW? GOOD LUCK WITH THAT.

Rising prices have played a crucial role in all of America’s worst economic
episodes, but there’s no sure fix without risking recession.

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was rampant, just like now. Consumer price inflation averaged nearly 7% during
his term. As Friedman diagnosed correctly, this rapid inflation was mainly
caused by increases in the money supply of over 12% in the years 1971-72 and
1976-77. Instead, Burns attributed the price increases mainly to wage pressures,
monopoly power, and the oil shock of the early 1970s.

Sound familiar? Inflation is again soaring, and the Fed blames supply
constraints caused by the pandemic while neglecting to look at the increasing
money supply as the main cause. It’s always easier to blame external factors
rather than something that you control and have responsibility for.

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