+1. yes, loonies = CAD.

TIAA T-REA/QREARX has been slowly changing its property mix. So, the offices are down to 29.6% of properties on 6/30/22 (from 36.6% on 6/30/21) and retail down to 12.3% (vs 16.9%). New purchases have been in apartments, medical offices, storage, industrial facilities, land. Following are periodic reports elsewhere for those interested,
Advance Fact Sheets (sample) https://community.morningstar.com/s/question/0D53o00006AWMRuCAP/trea-fact-sheet-63022
Quarterly 10-Qs (history since mid-2021) https://ybbpersonalfinance.proboards.com/post/733/thread

TUHYX is having a tough year. I prefer not to chase high yield at the expense of total return. Experience tells me that steep loss in one year will take a long time to fully recover. During stress time such as March 2020, all HY bond funds fell along with equities - it was ugly. High quality treasuries did better and bounced back quickly as Fed cut rates to near zero (0.25%) and ended by year end in black.
My point is that majority of investors use bond funds/ETFs in their tax-deferred and taxable accounts. While buying individual treasuries and holding them to maturity is doable, it is not so practical for many including myself.
For now I will stick with short term TIPs ETFs and BL bond funds.

The Big 5 plus National Bank are rock solid. Disappointing earnings news. BNS is more international, especially in Latin America. Basically, they comprise a monopoly together. At the moment, I think BMO is atop the pack for attractiveness. CM. BNS. BMO. RY. TD
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/cm/quote
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/bns/quote
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/bmo/quote
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/ry/quote
https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/xnys/td/quote

Energy may have redefined volatility (besides cryptos, of course). XLE was very strong, crashed in June/July, and rebounded now with fury. ALL of its components are again above 200-dMA. If oil remains $90+ (new OPEC-put price?) and crack-spread remain strong, refiners would be swimming in profits and cashflows. This may sound very strange with the talk of recession but then 2022 has been a very unusual year.
Chart from Twitter Link.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1511699/000089418922005984/greatlakesfunds-reorgsuppl.htm
Great Disciplined Equity Fund
Great Lakes Large Cap Value Fund
Great Lakes Small Cap Opportunity Fund

For the week ending on 8/24/22, Bearish remained the top sentiment (42.4%; high) & bullish became the bottom sentiment (27.7%; low); neutral became the middle sentiment (29.9%; below average); Bull-Bear Spread was -14.7% (low). Investor concerns: Recession/slowdown; inflation (more fiscal stimulus); supply-chain disruptions; the Fed Conf at Jackson Hole; market volatility (VIX, VXN, MOVE); Russia-Ukraine war (26+ weeks); geopolitical. For the Survey week (Thursday-Wednesday), stocks were down sharply, bonds down, oil up sharply (OPEC put?), gold down, dollar up sharply. #AAII #Sentiment #Markets
https://ybbpersonalfinance.proboards.com/thread/141/aaii-sentiment-survey-weekly?page=7&scrollTo=751

I've begun to notice ADRs labeled "sponsored" or "unsponsored." What's the difference? Thanks.
https://www.google.com/search?q=alstom+stock&rlz=1C5CHFA_enUS1007US1007&oq=alstom+stock&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l5j46i175i199i512j0i512l3.3672j1j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
And WTF is THIS????
So many different listings?
https://www.morningstar.com/search?query=Alstom SA ADR

https://www.morningstar.com/news/dow-jones/202208245562/royal-bank-of-canada-shares-fall-after-3q-miss
https://www.morningstar.com/news/dow-jones/202208235549/bank-of-nova-scotia-on-pace-for-largest-percent-decrease-since-june-2020-data-talk
(National Bank trades in Toronto, not NYSE.)
https://financialpost.com/fp-finance/banking/royal-bank-canada-q3-profit-slips

24 august '22:
HOUSTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - U.S. pipeline operator Energy Transfer LP on Wednesday said it agreed to supply 2.1 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) per year to Shell Plc for 20 years.
The deal for supplies from its proposed Lake Charles, Louisiana, facility comes as demand and prices for LNG are soaring over Russia's February invasion of Ukraine. LNG prices at the Dutch hub in Europe this week hit $83 per million British thermal units (mmBtu), more than twice that of early March.
Shell was an original backer of the facility, which received U.S. permits in 2015 to produce 16.4 million tonnes per annum (MTPA) of the superchilled fuel. But the British oil giant quit the project two years ago as energy markets tumbled during the coronavirus pandemic.
Energy Transfer more recently has signed a string of agreements with potential buyers to supply about 8 MPTA. The Shell agreement anticipates first LNG deliveries under the contract as early as 2026. U.S. permits for the project were issued in 2015, but Energy Transfer has not yet reached a financial greenlight. (Reporting by Rithika Krishna in Bengaluru; Editing by Aditya Soni and Richard Pullin)

No, avoid. results since inception 28 july are:
s & p 500. +8.6%
nspy 500. -3.7%
niwm 2000 -5.8%
inauspicious start

NightShares debuted NSPY and NIWM about two months ago (last week of June) and they have since trailed SPY and IWM by, 12 and 15% (not annualized), respectively.
Any thoughts from forum members in trying to explain this big underperformance would be great.

Yes sir
....now or 12 months later sp500 may reach that stage
Although most analysts from big-whales institutions are now singing sp500 finish near average 4400 -4500 by yr end
[boa ML Subramanian most bearish 3600s -Jp Morgan Lakosstate 4900 bullish]

@johnN
One of these days, months or years; with your various predictions on an almost daily basis recently, your money ship may arrive.

Sp500 ~4600 - 4750 by yr end

Hopeful Sp500 finishes near ~4600 - 4750 by yr end

Yeah. Thanks @Catch22. I need a simple list of numbers / dates or durations to reference. From that data I can draw connecting arrows, circle things and make little notations on the side with pointy arrows. And instead of a road map, just say “Go north 3 blocks and turn right. Proceed to the next …”
Yeah - @Old_Joe. For sure. I refuse to stay “signed in” as they and others ask. Of course, that won’t stop the tracking. Off the reservation now (sorry) - But what will be the state of AI in 50 years? / 500 years?
Might make a good OT thread.

@Catch22, Are the 5-day, 3 month etc returns given only in graph form or are they numerically stated? Heavy left brain here. Graphs , maps and other visualizations drive me nuts. Like Sgt. Friday always said: “Just the facts Mam … Just give us the facts.” In my case that means numerically shown specific returns - not graph based.

Hi @hank
I've used Google Finance for more than 10 years to build and use a "watchlist". Mine is only for watching changes for etf's and/or stocks. These may be viewed "real time" (1 day view) or you may select other time frames (5 day, etc.). If one places a traditional mutual fund ticker, the shortest performance time frame is one month. I use M* to view daily/weekly changes for traditional mutual fund tickers (5 characters). This link should show DKNG real time. You should also see an icon oval with the word "follow". You may click this icon to set this ticker in a watchlist. Using the search window at the top, you may enter other tickers and continue to build a watchlist. The search will also begin to build a "choice list" as you enter a ticker, to help one be able to select what they are searching. You may also remove watchlist items you no longer want to monitor.
If there are particular news items about a ticker, scroll down the page to check.
NOTE: to the best of my knowledge, one does not need a Google account or have to log-in to build a watchlist (this link was posted without any log-in). Perhaps one can have more functions with a log-in to Google. I use Google Chrome for the browser, so I don't know what you'll see or be able to do using other browsers.
So, you won't have piles of data about a ticker, but is a fast and easy reference page for a watchlist.
Google Finance, set for DraftKings
Let us know what you discover.
Remain curious,
Catch

Several past posts:
1) "MSF describes it—blend—a blue chip stock with its heady growth days in the past.
"Agree with msf and Lewis assessment. The fast growing business (iPhones, computers, music, and AppleTV) since Steve Jobs's returned has plateaued. In some area Apple is trailing."
2) "Growth is about revenues, cash flow and earnings versus the benchmark and industry peers and it’s forward looking, not from five or ten years ago."
FD: Reality check, after close to 3 years, Apple proved to be MORE THAN JUST A BLEND BLUE CHIP
One year performance......AAPL +12.3....VFINX -6.6%......JPM -23.7%
Three year performance...AAPL +49.65...VFINX +14.9%...JPM +6.1%
In just 3 years AAPL made 174% more than VFINX(SP500)....221.8 vs 47.8%...see (chart)

Take a look at FLNG or Flex LNG. Pays $.75 quarterly dividend and will be paying a $.50 one time dividend.
https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/flng/dividend-history