at this moment i only know ARreit is cheaper compared with before ex-date .....

at this moment my cost for the counter is 68 cents b4 ex

pav is over price but still flying. the index is hitting the top tier. my opinion, better save for better bargain.

great holding power ....... i noway can match urs ....... at .8 region .......

reit is just like FD while bluechips is the one the potential one to let you fly.
While normal counter as I hold never impress me before. Except glove.

Some reit net yield is only a notch higher than FD rate, just about 4-5%, to me, it doesn't seems justify to expose more risk while just getting 0.x~1.x% more than FD, which is way lower risk than reit.
While some reit price are trading more than 30-40% over its NAV.

Reit is never a FD, it is more a fixed income instrument.
Never treat it as FD, not right to start with.

Reit can go burst as well one, 2008 global crisis has lead to (overseas) reit need to fire-sale their asset to meet the debt obligation, also reit is subjected to market risk, economy and property market risk.

So far, i have not seen reit going red.
it has too many way to move around. issuing rights and fund raising just making them move ahead.
to make it simple,
FD = short term, REIT = short term?
own biz = long term, blue chip = long term?

Because property sector is doing ok and lease/rental market generally is ok.

Previously we had AHP2, so if interested google the history of it.

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Added on September 10, 2012, 5:26 pmFyi,

At the heigh of global financial crisis 2007-2008.
Axreit was Rm1.00.
Stareit was Rm0.7x

Atrium once was Rm0.6x, when one of its property lease expired and not renew in time.

This post has been edited by cherroy: Sep 10 2012, 05:26 PM

Sorry for the misunderstanding of my point. The red I referring to failure of making profit of their nature of business.

Means fail to pay div to share holder. Not the value of mother share that is functuate over the crisis.

I have never encounter of AHP....i did do some study but the trading is ridiculous low. I will have a look on AHP2 history.

REIT is like buying a property and rent out..

so as long as there are tenants paying rental , you'll get steady and predictable income.

Less hassle on dealing tenants

I also want to know about the hasil stamp, do we need to go LHDN for certification? or just buy hasil stamp in any post office will do?
Too bad, LHDN is not open on Saturday.

I received a whole stack of document from hektar Notice of Provisional Allotment
But I dont understand what it is..
Is it good or bad?
What should i do with it...

Anyone know how much stamp cost to mail Hektar Rights Issue things? (From KL to KL.. Cost for normail mail or pos laju?)

So fast Hektar give dividend again?

http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...cements/1060693

This post has been edited by kyle_kl: Sep 10 2012, 07:30 PM

Go to post office and say you want to buy Stamp Hasil RM10 will do.

So you mean no need go LHDN to certify the stamp hasil?

Ex date is before new shares given...right? lol
Congratulation for those who sell the rights buy mother shares...

You can't buy much from selling the rights anyway. It's more worthwhile to exercise the rights.

weird... Hektar Interim Dividend should be in Nov, but it announce now...
anyone know y?