Alberto Costa walks through a decision tree for managing REIT positions: check if you already own it, then look at the price relative to resistance levels. If it's near resistance and you have gains, consider selling. If not, other actions apply.
You don't know, right? You don't predict the market, but it's more, right. Okay. So I would say yeah, the first 3A is fast, right? Is it near resistance? No, resistance is the upper level, right. So it's not near there. Now let's look at the point four, what to do according to what you have written here. Then you can check this chart to decide what you have to do, what you could do. So the first question is, do you already have this REIT in your portfolio? Okay. So if you have, you check if 3B is true. Are we near a resistance? Why we check that? Because if we are near a resistance, we may consider sending for capital gain if we have enough capital gain. This part, what if we are not near a resistance or we don't have the rig? Then we just.
