Transcript excerpt from a REITs workshop practice session focusing on evaluating REITs by checking price over NAV and using technical chart analysis. The speaker emphasizes inspecting the range of a metric on charts rather than relying on a single reference value (like 1), and mentions checking the issuer’s website for NAV/price context.
Here, 7.28. Also check price over nav. Well, this is not really a number. It's more like you have to check. But already here we have an indication that it's a. It means it's good in a good range. But just to double check, we can go to the website. Here, the chart we find capital retail China is the third one and you can see that it's quite low. This means it's good. Check. What about the technicals? Let's do the chart. Can I just ask a question? If you. From just the chart you just took away now the one with the. Yes, it was. So there are like two elements. If you are above or below one, if you are above or below one. And then there's the. Where the triangle is within each of these. I would not look at the one. Some people, People say above or below one to give you just a number. But in my opinion it's much more important that you just check the range at the bottom. If it's above one or below one, I don't really care because you. Within the bottom. Yes, yes, yes. Don't look at the value one because you see one is just a number. But in reality, what is important is to see that, you know, one here is never above one and this is never below. So just look at the range.
