Me too. 

Damn,Sunway reit public share price went down to 0.88, Based on the revised dividend %  to price, It would see it jump from 6.9% to around 7.6%

Not quite right in this issue.

The income of the reit is fixed aka if sunway rental income is Rm100 million then no matter what the price of IPO, it won't affect the income or situation of the reit itself.

When IPO time, it is sunway sold their stake out of the reit, aka if the IPO price is lower, it just means the parent company is getting less from the IPO.
It won't affect the reit itself, nor the reit needs to raise loan.

Not quite right in this issue.

The income of the reit is fixed aka if sunway rental income is Rm100 million then no matter what the price of IPO, it won't affect the income or situation of the reit itself.

When IPO time, it is sunway sold their stake out of the reit, aka if the IPO price is lower, it just means the parent company is getting less from the IPO.
It won't affect the reit itself, nor the reit needs to raise loan.

capitamall?

What is Sunway yield now based on current price?

Yes, my CDS account is there. This is not the first time I subscribe the IPO thru Maybank2u. I never face this problem before.

I applied for Capitamalls IPO 3000 units. On CIMB eIPO it shows that I got 3000 shared alotted.

But after listing today it shows my portfolio only has 2900 shares. Any idea where the 100 went?

The recent Sunreit and Cmmt IPO seems to have some news about stabilizing managers being appointed. So from what I kinda understand, it means these big fund managers will control the price of the REIT from over speculation or massive sell down?

If that's the case, then who are the stabilizing managers for all the other REITs listed in KLSE (e.g ARREIT AXREIT, etc.)

bought 100 lots of CMMT for 0.980
better than listing price but with normal brokerage about the same only
CMMT supporters why suddenly no noise like last week?

dear sir, i said 100 lots not 100 units. seems like you have some england problem here.
100 lots = 10 000 units

What I meant was, why are they giving more dividends than their earnings? It's like I have RM10, but I give you RM11. Doesn't make sense unless I borrow from somewhere.

Yup, don't look down the 2-3% difference, over long term, it could be huge especially compounded, as you can get those dividend received for reinvestment, or as fresh capital to invest elsewhere.

I just bought Qcap last month. 
Now hibernating, and keep close eye on Sunreit and CMMT.

Sunreit if being included in overseas reit indices, I may buy even at 0.88 level.
CMMT a bit tough, price quite stubborn, don't want to go down. 

7% over 11 years compounded, Rm100 become Rm200 already.
3% (FD) over 11 years, Rm100 become only not more than Rm150.

You are right, the difference between the 2-3% make a huge difference over long term. For this particular case, it took me 4 extra years to get to the same spot.

So, my target now are Qcap, CMMT and Sunreit.  Follow taikor sure no wrong one. 

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Added on July 23, 2010, 2:31 pm

Oops, you want quick money from reits