nice compilations, informative.

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Added on September 6, 2012, 11:57 amquestion from JamesPond.

hasil stamp and normal stamp all can bought from POS malaysia. Stamping was by hasil!! but before stamping u need to have HASIL stamp.

ref: http://www.laweddie.com/wordpress/faqs-of-...ancy-agreement/

can answer my question. Really thanks for it.

hasil stamp and normal stamp are same?
I dont think so, the hasil stamp got special note with hasil word on it.

I dont understand the whole thing about tenancy agreement. They say once it is stamp by hasil, means it is valid on this date. If you can easily buy the stamp and stick it. Means you can forge the document with the stamping yourself?

Please correct me, if my assumption is wrong.

At this moment how do you determine if a reit is over priced ? What makes you think the new reits thats joining the market is not already over priced ?

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

Amfirst was in my watchlist but didn't seriously think of accumulating.

Congratz to those who grabbed it when it when it undergo right issues. Low 1.02, now 1.12.

Yea I wasn't following.

Did the company tell what is the money used for?

Good point you have there. Thanks for the advice. My friends also told it's a good stock.   

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Added on October 9, 2012, 4:40 pm

high foreign exposure, more income   

Why can't the government abolish the withholding tax on REIT like other countries.
Suddenly fall in love with REIT but don't like the the withholding tax   

Just to point out, it doesn't mean whoever want to do monthly investment, unit trust or insurance is the option and not share market.
Furthermore insurance is definately not a type of investment - it may consist of investment link products but definately not an investment scheme.

I have not seen much discussion lately on REITs. Recently, we see few reports coming out with Neutral outlook on the industry, so I would like to find out what is everybody planning with their holdings.

At the moment I am still holding on to my ATRIUM and my newly enlarged AMFIRST after the recent rights issue. I am considering to continue my hunt for undervalued REITs after my previous unloading of my beloved AXREIT.

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.
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.

Des

Look nomore than SREITs for high yields........ no withholding tax over there.

AMFIRST Income Distribution

Interim income distribution of 3.16 sen per unit (of which 3.12 sen per unit is taxable and 0.04 sen per unit is tax exempt) in respect of six-month period ended 30 September 2012

EX-date : 23/11/2012 
Payment date : 12/12/2012

That's typical after "dilution" from Rights Issue.... nevertheless, I'll keep AMFIRST for loooooong term.
As long as DY > FD rate, I'm happy.

go CIMB bank, Hong Leong Bank etc etc.

The only bullet proof thing is....(drumming....)....bullet. Because it has been proved to be a bullet before being called a bullet.