can I get the data of D/E, ROE and ROTA in cimb itrade?

any idea how's atrium doing?
shah alam 1 and puchong contracts expiring this year.

also there's new property acquisition in Damansara

What should one look for when deciding which REIT to invest in?

I assume properties the trust is in possession of, upcoming acquisitions, expiration of any leases and previous dividend record. Anything else?

OMG....shit...

Renouncable rights.. so can sell the rights if you dont hv additional funds
By the way, it seems uncommon that REITs go this route. I thought most of time, they usually go for private placement.

This post has been edited by whizzer: Sep 7 2011, 11:47 PM

alaqar painful drop but will add more if funds were available ....... below 1.1 is nice entry imo

hey reit master,
Arreit and sunreit which better:P

Once the 2nd dip happen.. Is time to go for some REITs to tie a good knot from them on dividend already

Waiting and waiting

so any recommend ?

need lots of cash in hand without tempting to play stocks when "opportunities come".
need superb skill in hit and run, otherwise just cut loss cut loss ends up with loss.

This post has been edited by yok70: Sep 9 2011, 05:22 PM

Master? Call cherroy lah, I have arreit so I choose arreit

Arreit should be better in terms of yield, Sunreit is the biggest, it wont collapse that easily, but low risk low return. Correct me if I'm wrong.


This post has been edited by omgimnoob: Sep 10 2011, 11:45 AM

I want Sunreit come down back, maybe RM1 la... But very firm la.. Now dividend totally not attractive.

ARReit also not bad.
Alaqar can consider

Assumptions, REITs is already a low risk in share market, if want a lower risk, better go into fixed deposit or GE saving plan. Thus, if planned to enter share market why not take some risk enter better dividend yield companies. Can also try other normal companies which have a good dividend payout policy.

Please do not include saving plan in the question.
Saving plan shouldn't be classified as investment in the first place.
It is an insurance.
Try not to pay the one year annual premium, or pre-mature cancellation, see how much you lose....
There is little flexibility in saving plan, you must pay up your premium on time each year until maturity which could be 6 years, 10 years or even more, disregard you are starving with money or not currently.

The one lower risk than reit is bond. You can get slight higher return than FD, but lower than reit generally, (excluded those junk or poor quality bond).
But personally, I won't recommend bond at current environment. Return/yield is not good enough, while risk is not low either.

Good boring dividend stock is seems better than bond while getting rather the same yield with bond, while has lot of upside potential, (yes for sure the risk is much higher than bond).

Alaqar dividend look low.... maybe arreit
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Yea.. low.
I mean when it had dipped, then can consider. No dip, no buy

roger that ...

when the yield reach 7.5%, that price i buy.

yok70, u still hold ur hunzpty?