Real estate funds
Price, yield and book value of the real estate funds traded on the stock exchange.
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About this data
Real estate funds (FIIs) pool the money of many investors to invest in properties, real estate securities (CRI) or shares of other funds, and pay out income every month. Dividend yield shows what the fund paid over 12 months relative to its price; P/VP compares the price with the book value per share. Net assets and shareholders come from the CVM monthly report; price and income come from Yahoo Finance, delayed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the dividend yield of a FII?
It is what the fund paid in income over the last 12 months divided by the current price. A high number can come from a price that fell, so look at it together with P/VP and the payment history.
What does P/VP mean?
It is the price divided by the book value per share. Below 1, the share trades at a discount to the assets; above 1, at a premium. On its own it does not say whether the fund is a good buy.
Information for tracking only, not investment advice. Check the data at the source before deciding.
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