The technical rebound of Corporate Office Properties Trust will be faced to a strong resistance in the coming sessions.
Compared to its fundamentals and its peers, the company seems overvalued. The company has real difficulties to be profitable and is paid 25 times its EPS for 2014.
Graphically, the security is trading in a bearish trend for a long time. In the short-term, the stock has rebounded on the USD 21.8 support area toward its mid-term resistance. This rebound seems technical and is not likely to continue. Indeed, weekly moving averages in the long-term are still neutral and the strong resistance at USD 25 offers a selling opportunity.
Thanks to financial information above-mentioned, investors can open a short position in Corporate Office Properties Trust. The target price is USD 23.1 (short-term support). This strategy would be invalidated if the security crosses the USD 25 resistance.
COPT Defense Properties is a fully integrated and self-managed real estate investment trust (REIT). It is focused on owning, operating and developing properties in locations proximate to, or sometimes containing, key United States Government (USG) defense installations and missions (referred to as its Defense/IT Portfolio). Its tenants include the USG and their defense contractors, who are engaged in priority national security activities, and who require mission-critical and high security property enhancements. Its Defense/IT Portfolio segment consists of approximately 193 properties, including 24 owned through unconsolidated joint ventures, encompassed 22.0 million square feet. Its Defense/IT Portfolio sub-segments includes Fort George G. Meade and the Baltimore/Washington Corridor; Northern Virginia Defense/IT Locations; Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas; locations serving the U.S. Navy; Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville, Alabama, and data center shells in Northern Virginia.
COPT DEFENSE PROPERTIES 
