Turkish REIT Stocks (GYO): P/B, P/E and Dividend Table

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Real estate investment trusts (GYO) traded on Borsa Istanbul; the group is identified from the company name. Because a REIT's equity largely rests on property valuations, its P/B ratio is closely watched; valuation reports are updated periodically.

Across the 20 listed stocks the median P/E is 8.93 and the median P/B is 0.59; 6 of them pay a dividend and 5 trade above their 200-day average.

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How should this screen be read?

A screen result is not a buy list. The filters look only at numerical thresholds; they take in neither the debt of the company, nor sector conditions, nor the latest quarterly accounts. A stock on the list may look cheap, but if its profit is falling it may be a value trap . For detail see our article is a low P/E really cheap .

What the P/E and P/B ratios mean is explained in our P/E ratio guide, and how the 200-day average is read in this article . Before deciding we recommend reading the quarterly accounts .

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