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Veda
post Nov 28 2011, 09:12 PM

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This article is more towards Singapore Reits and I'm not a big fan of Reits unless I can buy them cheap cheap but still worth reading....

Reit Myth Busted
Veda
post Nov 29 2011, 08:11 AM

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Guys, you are welcome. The article opened my eyes as well.
Veda
post Jan 2 2012, 08:26 PM

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QUOTE(gark @ Jan 2 2012, 07:11 PM)
Not all SG REIT is bad.. most of the reit which has price drop is due to rights offer which leads to selldown.

BTW two MY REITs also got rights offer recently, but no selldown, investor do not understand the consequences?  hmm.gif

Anyway, SG REIT is quite beaten down already..... some REIT at 8%-10% yield is too tempting...  drool.gif First REIT, AIMSAMPI and LippoMall looks good... In the last market crash some SG REIT went down to -80%, with yield over 25%.  laugh.gif
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Look where their properties are located first brows.gif S-Reits with properties in Indonesia tend to command higher yields, cause Indonesia is considered riskier than Singapore. And check the history of the Reits and their sponsors. Some have weak or small sponsor, or patchy history. Singapore Reits/stocks tend to behave in a more "logical" manner compared to Bursa.
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post Jan 3 2012, 02:45 AM

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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Jan 2 2012, 09:06 PM)
I do not agree .

Yield today has a lot to do with the stability/risk , acceptability and confidence levels of the investors.

You can see German Bonds are of much lower yields, but you cannot say Italy Bonds give more logical returns.

S Reits do have some histories of problems, so logically it affects the risk and confidence levels of the investors. Maybe like  of higher  Fear Volatility . Constant issuing of right shares may be a sign of these weaknesses.

On the other hand, M Reits yields are dropping slowly though the world markets as U know.......

In period of instability, opting for some stability is not a bad option.
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Italy bonds give high yields cause they are regarded as more risky than German bonds. So the high yield is to compensate for the higher risk the buyers are taking ...... there is logic in that, isn't there?

Same goes for S-Reits. "Safe" Capitaland-backed Reits have among the lowest yields while a certain Reit that once defaulted on a loan in 2009 has high yield.



This post has been edited by Veda: Jan 3 2012, 03:03 AM

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