QUOTE(yok70 @ Oct 31 2012, 02:55 AM)
But Axreit is forever undervalued.
Those reports mainly judge by yield compression. They suggest to switch from defensive to aggressive(or hunt for undervalued stocks such as construction stocks etc.) especially after GE.
So it's pretty much like this:
If we bullish, we sell reits or high dividend currently better valued stocks and buy badly performed stocks such as construction and properties stock
If we bearish or still cautious, stay defensive and ignore those reports.
if we super bearish, sell everything.
Market seems forever ambiguous and frustrating, isn't it? Since I started this game 2.5 years ago.

yok70,
No, I do not find the market frustrating, because I'm still earning my dividends regardless. To me, I am still shopping around for counters with room to grow. From my observation, I noticed that at the moment QCAPITA has the highest DY among its peers. I am wondering if it still has room for expansion, since I don't follow it.
QUOTE(cwhong @ Oct 31 2012, 10:38 AM)
IGBreit overshadow all others reit ..... there got lots of discussion ...

cwhong,
I actually do not find anything fascinating about IGBREIT as I do not like Midvalley and Gardens. I also feel that the management priced it at its full value already, and they have very limited room for growth because they are more focused on Midvalley City. Unlike AXREIT, they can expand their portfolio as far as Penang or Johor for that matter which IGB can't. That is why AXREIT has the ability to rise above the rest. It has the edge.