Why sunreit P/E ratio = Nil ?

Dunno.. I sold Sunreit already, and planning to buy back when it drops further down.
But, it is not dropping below 1.06.. Grr..

this is stable counter... lowest is 1.07

I just on board for SUnreit, Which price u sold at?

REITs seem to be pretty boring nowadays..

Boring is good in this kind of market.

Now that you are on, I apologized bro because yesterday was too excited seeing BIMB surging. Accidentally posted BIMB related stuff here

Reits is a reliable 避风港, as always

I bought STAReit at a premium price.. Hoping mr yeoh will do some shopping this year.. Got wind?

This post has been edited by donwannaloseher: Jun 2 2011, 12:45 PM

What you mean premium price?

At 0.88, I don't see it is a "premium".

oh, i meant i bought it at a higher price than the average..

1.10 before div "X" date

Had yet to complete a full 1 year cycle upon listing..

So wait for another 3 more month, then you will know..

okie. The price I'm on board was 1.07. I realized SUNREIT is among the REIT that is most actively traded. i dono is this good or bad. But usually we should not see so big movement from REIT. Sunreit can swing 3 cents in a day compare to it's peer which move 0.5 cents to 1 cent.

Anyway, this is the table for the list of REIT in Malaysia with the dividend yield. Judging from it, SUNREIT is the lowest yielding among it's peer. But the question I have now is that, how do they calculate the yiled? Sorry if I asked too much, because I'm practically new in REIT investment. Thank you in advance for those people who can enlighten me.

http://mreit.reitdata.com/

Projected 1 year Total dividend from 4 quarters or 2 half yearly dividend, divide by the share price.

Example for SunReit.

Assume each quarter paying out around 1.7 cent dividend, 1 year we can get 6.8 cents / share.

Assuming the share price is at rm1.07

So yield will be 0.068/1.07 x 100% = 6.3% (Better than FDs definitely)

REITs are purely for dividend play.. Is for people who have long long holding power, and can hold long long long.

I just received it by today through e-dividend, wonder why the date we received are not the same ?
And also, i notice the dividend given also lesser than what i have counted previously .
Wonder what's the correct formula to count for the dividend of RM0.042/unit ?

withholding tax of 10% did you count that in?

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Added on June 2, 2011, 10:02 pm6.3% for Reits is consider an average or lower dividend yield. If we putting the over-supply of office beside, other REIT counters might get even more returns.

I wonder why Jeffrey Cheah gives so low dividend, provided they are the biggest player in the market.

This post has been edited by omgimnoob: Jun 2 2011, 10:02 PM

hi bro, I had the same question too. Just received a dividends from Atrium, 1.88sen instead of 2.15sen as anounced puzzling!
if tax 10% still 2.15sen x 0.9=1.935sen or did my bank e-trading account have some handling charges over this?

many thanks in advance

This post has been edited by bluesfingers: Jun 7 2011, 10:32 PM

U must be holding 10000 shares.
10000 * 1.935 cents = RM 193.50

RM 193.50- RM 5.50 (bank and bursa charges) = RM 188
my holding a little more, so still can get > 1.9 cents after minus the charges

If that's the case, isn't that the conventional current cheque system is still better? At least we won't have any extra charges.