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

yok70, u still hold ur hunzpty?

sry for some noob question...

what is Period,DPU (sen),Price (RM),Yield (%) and NAV (RM)?
and if a asset is a diversified means it can be anythings?
and when buy or sell is like buying stock only pay the brokeage fees only?but i see some blog mention about tax what is that?
and IPO what is that?

This post has been edited by jun16: Sep 11 2011, 10:17 AM

DPU is dividend per unit
Price - the market price
Yield - dividend/purchase price
NAV = the fund total asset/total number of shares in circulation
Yes,when buy & sell only pay brokerage + some stamp duty + some clearing fees (i believe around $1 only)
tax is paid when you get dividend
IPO is when a company first list in Bursa Malaysia.they will issue IPO

thats a very simplified explanation,hope the other members can addon

hmm... looks like AmFirst still has the highest dy%, wondering why I haven't get me some AmFirst lol...

Just bought 6,000 share in Tower Reit. My portfolio is currently underweight in Real Estate. Need to rebalance it. Tower Reit, IMO is better than others.

Xuzen

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Added on September 12, 2011, 3:23 pmMy plan is to accumulate REITs until it is ard 20% of my portfolio.

Xuzen


This post has been edited by xuzen: Sep 12 2011, 03:23 PM

oo...thx for reply


This post has been edited by jun16: Sep 12 2011, 09:30 PM

sold and switch to non-property counter. holding too many property counters.

Heheh - bro Xuzen, let's start the REITs collection together-gether
i'm waiting for my donkey "with held" bonus

My targets are more TWRREIT & BSDREIT,
with opportunities if presented, SUNREIT & ALAQAR REIT (ie ever EVUH lar the DY hits 8% OR Market Price / NAPS <=70% heheh).
Gambate!

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Added on September 12, 2011, 8:11 pmCoz U took pot shots at ARREIT lar (which just Ex today)

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Sep 12 2011, 08:11 PM

what price of BSDREIT and TWRREIT you are look to?

haha you are right, averaged down when loss was slightly less than 4%, ok la.. time to keep for long term.. price still seem quite steady..

will check in about 3 or 4 months time when I kumpul some more money to see whether to cut loss or to use those cash to average down or not..

Er.. i'm not looking at "price" per se but more on gross DY% of >=9% and Price/NAPS <=70%
Based on current situation, about $1 would hit both criteria for TWRREIT & BSDREIT heheh. Yeah yeah - fat hopes for now BUT give it about 6 to 8 months like 2008's Mar start bearish trend till Dec 2008/Mar 2009

Please note that that's based on current few years of D/E + ROTA yar. If there's a huge fundamental difference in the near future, bye bye (not buy buy).
As bro Cheroy also chipped in earlier, U may also want to check out the properties held and the rental contracts, especially the anchor tenants of their properties.
Me - i'm kinda lazy but i do glance on their yearly properties held , thus your mileage and expectations may vary.

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Sep 13 2011, 08:49 AM

hi all, wanna ask i have sunreit which announced dividend distribution on 2nd September. have they bank in to us and where to?

i have checked my cimb and trust fund of my trading account but i see none of the amount being bank in to me.

Hi All,
I haven't seen Alaqar divvy lately? Thought should announce this quarter..?

Read the announcement properly it does say the payment date is on the 21st of September, usually it'll take 1 working day before it reaches your bank account if you use eDividend so you should probably check on the 22nd of Sept

I'm amused that my reits have actually gone up a little bit the past few days while the rest of the market has been tumbling. I was actually hoping to snag some bargains. Anyone has any ideas on how reits will do over the next few months, especially given the battering the property companies have been taking?

I heard from a friend that office rentals have been holding up reasonably well in KL in general, but to be honest, I didn't do any more checking beyond that. Given the market volatility, I've increased the share of REITs in my portfolio recently for defensive purposes.

what is the diffrent btw mreit and islamic reit?

halal and non-halal.