What do you mean by not buying because of brokerage fee?

Usually there is a minimum fee charged. So if you buy large volume, the fee, as a percentage of share value, will be lower.

This post has been edited by river.sand: Mar 9 2012, 02:47 PM

No need that dip lah.

As long as not the usual price will do. Check the graph.

Net Asset is not the same as equities?


I am on HLeB also, but which one is NAPS

NAPS & NAV are "same difference". Both are derived from the Net Assets of the company, here primarily being properties due to the nature of REITs (pls correct if i'm in lalaland).

Equities, in your context = ?
Thus, NAPS & NAV may be different from Equities (depending on yr context what Equities are per se - assets? shareholder equity? etc?)

As for NAPS on HLeB
Bro - U may need to customize yr columns.
See screenshot:
1. I've NAPS (3rd column, just after DY%) among other columns
2. Which icon to click to customize columns.



This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Mar 9 2012, 12:10 PM

Can also check out this website :-

http://mreit.reitdata.com/

OK, now I understand

Net Asset Value = Total Assets - Total Liabilities

In many balance sheets, this number is equivalent to Shareholders' Equities; but in the case of REITs, it is known as Unit-holders' Fund.

UOA reit dropped significantly today. What's up with that?

Aiyah, made worried. only 2 lots sold whole day. some1 needeed small cash onli. no reason. I got 30lots...

REIT is an Investment Trust so it's like a Unit Trust listed in the stock exchange, very much like Closed Ended Fund (icap). Correct me if I'm wrong

Should be more similar to an Open ended.

But it's listed on the stock exchange wo, how can it be open ended leh?

seriously i was not pulling your legs. i was confused too.

This post has been edited by apagranpa10: Mar 12 2012, 06:47 PM

Tower actually hit 1.35 today. "

at what price are u willing to buy/sell ?

Haha. Open ended is usually for unit trust which have limitless units where managers can keep adding units to it. Closed-ended is for stocks listed on the exchange where the units is limited and it's subject to supply and demand. When less people want the stock, price will go down. If many people want the stock, price will go up.

Let's talk about alaqar, the only healtcare reit listed in the world, with no turning back on the healthcare fees, alaqar is a good investement for capital rise and also div..

opps not really we got first reits in our neighbour SG

Willing to buy below 1.3.

Lets talk First then.........nobody seems to be intrested in S-REITS?

Sreits yields is higher but the only setback is the charges, its charge twice for bokerage (SG+MY) and the divvy still have to deduct admin charges ...... BUT open an account from SG then it will be perfectly fine.