Enjoy !!

Check check check..
Good season to bargain for R.E.I.T.S

Happy hunting.. AXREIT top my list again. With some plantation REITs

Me really don't have reits before...why should me buy reits?

To play with them And earn money

Hi.. I'm very new in this investment 'game'. Can you tell me more about REITS? and how to know which is good REITS or no? I've seen there're a few REITS to choose, so if i would like to invest, which REIT do i start from?

Hmm.. okay.. i've done some reading now.. I understand what are REITS already so, now.... there's one question, why issit now the best time to hunt for REITS?

This post has been edited by sampan1027: Aug 11 2011, 12:35 AM

check check in


for me reits is to generate yields (dividen) as long as higher than 7% is fine to me and the capital appreciations is BONUS if the reits i bought appreciate ....... but i was selective on my investments ...... purely office i dun like, purely warehouse i dun like .... purely plantations i also dun like dun ask me why coz this is my choice hehe

Because you like to waste money?

me eyeing AXreits too.

pretty attractive at this moment.

but I am afraid of the property bubble.
I am sure if it burst, my reits will go burst too.

pening...

in again.

aiya.. reits already >10% of portfolio. looking to accumulate hektar. enough with arreit for now until it drops below my abp @ 85

Arreit nice rebound to 0.91.
I sold Hektar 1.31 2 days back, maybe will exchange for more Arreit tomorrow, depends on price
(50% Reits now)

Checking In

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Added on August 11, 2011, 1:20 am Nice porfolio and defensive on this market condition.


This post has been edited by CP88: Aug 11 2011, 01:20 AM

If burst, reit will have hard time as well, no doubt,
but so does banking stocks, and most stocks from construction to out there.

Property is one of biggest component in the economy.

Aiya. My abp price still at 0.92. You have a nice bargain at 0.85

manage to buy hektar at 1.29 to average down ...... a little nia

defensive mood for sister too, just sold arreit i bought 2 days back and transfer to hektar...... reason after bought i realise i got too heavy on arreit (diversify the risks)

hektar now 1.27 .. If can go 1.25 nice..

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1362442/+2460

Oh oh.. no wonder the "free fall" in ARREIT earlier.

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?f...85&sec=business
PETALING JAYA: Standard & Poor's (S&P) has withdrawn all ratings for AmanahRaya Real Estate Investment Trust (AR-REIT) at the company's request after the rating agency gave it a “negative” outlook.

The Singapore-based S&P affirmed its BBB- long-term corporate credit rating and axBBB+ Asean scale rating on the company but said the “negative” outlook reflected its assessment that the extraordinary support from the Government could weaken if a proposed transaction between AR-REIT and Perbadanan Kemajuan Negeri Selangor proceeded as planned.

AR-REIT could not be reached for comment. A Singapore-based S&P analyst said he could not disclose the reasons for AR-REIT's request to withdraw all ratings.

The analyst said the BBB- rating comprised two components its stand-alone credit profile and the “moderate” likelihood of extraordinary Government support, based on S&P's criteria on government-related entities.

Although AR-REIT enjoys stable and resilient cashflows, high tenant security deposits and an improving market position in the Malaysian real estate investment sector, its credit profile shows a high exposure to the office property segment and increasing leverage.

AR-REIT is majority-owned by state pension fund Kumpulan Wang Bersama (KWB). The trust owns properties including Holiday Villa hotels in Langkawi and Alor Setar as well as Segi College branches in Kota Damansara and Subang Jaya.

The Selangor State Development Corp (PKNS) plans to inject three properties into AR-REIT in exchange for RM165mil cash and a 20% stake in the trust.

If this goes through, KWB's stake in AR-REIT will be diluted to 43% from 54%. One of S&P's rating criteria for government-related entities is the support of Government, measured by the latter's stake in a company.

“The proposed transaction with PKNS may result in the diminishing and perhaps eventual disappearance of Government support for AR-REIT,” the analyst said.

S&P also said in a statement that it could have revised the outlook to “stable” if the transaction with PKNS did not proceed, which would have resulted in KWB maintaining its majority shareholding in AR-REIT.

EPF collecting SUNREIT again on 9th Aug.

S & P again !!!

haha, at least we have the same reits