Bought Cambridge

wah suddenly so many ppl interest in reits ohh, aims shares reinvest i apply jor nice niceee without having to pay brokerage ...

just dropping by to.wish everyone huat huat!!!

MIIF (M41.SI) tomorrow sure sell down ....... cause the toll revisions by China regulator .......



This post has been edited by cwhong: Jun 4 2012, 12:07 AM

Wilmar anyone? 3 years low already how low u can go !!

Lim-bo rock?

I got some dividend yield. Are we Msians able to claim tax refund on the dividend taxes? (as we are not tax resident there)

I need advice from sifu who already have done this before. Thanks!

no tax for dividend from SG shares ..... malaysian bought SG shares also got no tax mah ..... so how to claim for tax refund leh......

Time for revenge on SG stock market
what to buy now?

This post has been edited by garfield282004: Jun 8 2012, 10:39 AM

Another round of cash distributions coming from Spore REITs in July.

vested in which divideet stocks?

My Singapore Portfolio:

- Singtel
- Starhub
- M1
- SPH
- First REIT
- CapitaMall Trust
- Frasers CentrePoint Trust
- Suntec REIT
- AIMS AMP REIT
- CACHE Logistics Trust

I am getting about S$700 per month on average.

May i know your return rate per annum ?
Or more directly what is your capital like ?

In terms of dividend yield, is about 7% per annum.

Currently sitting on S$15k paper profit.

My portfolio is around S$118k

For more details, you can check out my blog if you want.

My Webpage

can i ask ur view on the smrt still a dividend shares? since it's capex is gonna be quite huge due to the aging trains ......

The yield is around 4.5%. Not that attractive.

The operating cost is going to increase due to the high oil price in the future.

They will be spending more on maintenance.

However, SMRT is essential service in Singapore. The govt will ensure that it runs smoothly. The govt will probably approve fare hikes in the future too. Therefore, it is still a reasonable dividend stock, but I dun think there will be significant capital gains.

I used to have this in my portfolio. But no more. Similar to Singpost.

could wilmar international come below SGD 3?
iwant to average down,jz bought last month at 4.14 sgd ,sad case

Of course it could. But nobody knows whether it will or not.

Wilmar is no doubt a blue chip, but it is neither a high growth nor high dividend stock. IMHO it's only worth buying when severly undervalued.

thanks for sharing ......

Looks like you got most of the telco companies there!

Why do you invest in First?