QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Jul 27 2011, 04:08 PM)
Good lord - really? Reverse methodology of warrants & options (leveraged to the hilt)?
Huge capital + low trading fees..in terms of net returns over capital exposed (employed) should be very very thin lor. May be worth the effort & risk if this capital is just a small part of his/her total net worth gua.
When loading up, how to ensure the volume doesnt move market price up and when unloading - how to ensure it doesn't move the market price down (such volume wor)?
REIT are relatively stable... so with large capital & low trading fees, you might eek out 0.3%-0.5% gain in each trade (after fees). Lets say you trade once a day, for 26 days the miniscule returns will be compounded, I am sure you can count the returns? not bad right?
If a trade do fail, mah keep for dividends lor...

and sell after the price goes up again. Worse come to worse REIT can at the most fall 1 cent/day only mah...
Heh I am still learning this methodology and still don't have the guts to try it out yet.