- There are almost no securities that offer 17%+ current yield in today's financial markets environment. REML is one exception.
- Further examination of the price action of mREITs during the March 2020 crash indicates that acceleration and termination risk for REML is less than some think.
- The current prices of mREITs may reflect a perception of greater risk due to the existence of leveraged mREIT ETNs than is actually the case.
- It is not certain that even if higher inflation persists, the bond market will suffer.
- Federal Reserve Chair Powell made it clear that until employment gets back to pre-pandemic levels, there will not be any increases in short-term rates.
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Risks And Return For 17% Yielding REML May Not Be As They Appear