Looking for a place to hide during this latest pullback? You may want to check out the REIT industry. Not all REIT's have outperformed, but many are holding up better than other sectors. Certain REIT's have vastly outperformed the market during this pullback. We cover two REIT's with attractive yields in totally different niche industries, both with tailwinds. There's also an option strategy detailed in the article.
Here are two REITs, CubeSmart (CUBE) and American Campus Communities (ACC), that have both outperformed the S&P 500 during this pullback by a wide margin. CUBE is up 2.91% since the September market high, and ACC is up 3.48%. They've both also outperformed the market during the last month and year-to-date...
Source: Seeking Alpha
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