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DLT popping 2.94% today while the broader property sector struggles with rate pressure, but the real question is whether this breaks above the R36.50 resistance that's capped it for months. Comparing to Redefine, DLT's dividend yield is more attractive but it's trading at a disco
DLT up 2.94% to R35 today. Property fund recovery is real but I'm waiting to see if this holds — commercial real estate still feels fragile with those office vacancies.
DLT up 6% today but the fund's still trading below its pre-pandemic peaks. Are we seeing genuine portfolio strength here or just market noise on a thin day?
DLT hitting R38 on that 5.56% pop today, but the real question is whether this retail-focused REIT can survive the long-term shift away from traditional shopping centres — their portfolio exposure to struggling malls remains a structural headwind that one good day doesn't fix.
DLT up 6% today but that's on zero volume — classic dead cat bounce. Retail tenancy headwinds aren't solved by a single green day.