If all the financials remain the same as before, the yield is increasing. What's not to like?
In fact, the last quarter at 0.166 is an improvement on the 2 previous quarters of 0.153 .
So at this rate of dividend, we are looking at around 8.5% yield.

Sorry, I don’t understand. Why buying Singapore reits can ended up earning sterling pounds?

You can buy SREiTs which are denominated in foreign currencies such as GBP, EURO and USD apart from the SGD.
You are out of touch. 
Elite is paying 9% yield at its present price.

Oh I see. Didn’t know there is a Singapore reit with all the properties in UK. Seems like a good buy .
Then normally people here buy in which denomination.

Sorry, I am very new to this, so I not sure where to start 🥲

I see. Thank you so much for the explanation.

Read up on the SREITs in this context means reading those specific links that our fellow members have posted in this thread?
You are the master of Singapore trading i think. I saw a lot of good tips shared by you.

Oh, i am not aware of that. Seems like you have move on to a better prospect market, may I know which market it is?
Thank you.

Yea, passive income from the nice dividends is what i am looking for

Amazed to see SG Reits going up (much more than Malaysia REITs). I came in during CNY period this year now up by this much already.

I’m late 30s should I put more in SG Reits as low risk investing and stable income portfolio?
I tried bonds etf but they didn’t work out so well. Malaysia Reits give high dividend but growth sometimes negative or slow. Thinking of having at least 10% of my portfolio in REITs and commodities. SG Reits seems to be a good choice.

Below are my SG Reits performance since CNY this year.


Eyeing other Reits such as First REIT and Ascott.

Thanks for the info on First REIT. Will take note and monitor.

Yea 90% of my investments now will still be in aggressive ETFs like VUAA or VWRA + other US stocks. Reits is just for that lower risk investment of 10%. Later night increase to 20% or more as I grow older.

Will look into other countries REITs as well.. now not sure where to go into yet need more research.

They never use a gun point against your head ask you give monies mah. You can don't give just your shareholding get diluted and share price maybe below your average buy in price only no harm just continue get dividend (lesser maybe)

If the investments are accretive, there is no issue. Means more dividends.
I actually hate private placements more than rights issues. The former means you do not even have a choice! And it is normally given placed at large discounts.

Guys does s-reits have taxation on foreigner like us stock (30%) for dividend payout?

Unlike Msia CLOB saga that prevent Sporean from selling you not happy can sell off so no need feel the gun against your head. Those oldbie kena Msia CLOB saga how? Want to sell must go under table from rumours leh. Be glad you born much later and SGX treat local and foreign investors more equally.

How much money those REITs you're saying asking for? Can give a real example?

I have bought some SG REITs but due to i'm new so have not experience it yet. Want to be prepared when shit happens. How much of extra % do we have to fork out usually to prevent a dilution?

Reason why I buy REITs is to have at least 10-30% as I grow older into "stable" stocks that fluctuate less.. thinking of bond etf but these days they aren't performing that well anymore after Fed announce rising interest rates.
Yes this is why I like SG REITs too. They give 4-5% dividend (tax free) and grow every year (usually, depends which REIT you buy). If there are other type of similar dividend stocks / REITs that seldom decrease in value, give good dividends, and keep growing do let me know.. I want to diversify to other countries as well.

SGD currency has been going up in value too. Malaysia has some good dividend stocks and REITs but it is the devaluing of MYR in the long run that I'm worry about. MYR keep decrease after 1MDB incident.. recently got improve a bit but still fluctuating sideways.

In view of interest rate hike, what is the outlook in REITs? Is there any correlation? Appreciate any insight from sifus.

Looking at the yield curve inversion, can't rule out the stagflation case.

What about the difference between REITs and Asset management firms equity? Do you see the same risk under different scenario aka recession, inflation, stagflation etc.? Sifus' insight is appreciated.

Actually it is the same analogy for stock exchanges. They earn from every single buy sell transaction. The more there is the more monies earned. SGX the company is listed in SGX haha. So stocks, ETF etc whatever get listed in SGX got buy sell activity they earn. So you prefer to be stock exchanges or investor who buy sell in their stock exchanges?

Let's ask sifu dwRK and Ramjade

Well, the damage is done. If you run away now, you will bear the 10% lost today. Or, you can pray hard that the loans will be refinanced...

According to SGX announcement documents, EC World will provide further updates on the refinancing. So keep a close eye on EC World's accouncement later.

I hope this is just time mismanagement. All REITs basicially survive on loan refinancing, just that this time probably the financial treasurer/controller fail to get the loans refinanced on time. If it's not due to the REIT's fundamental issues then you can wait for value to recover, otherwise, something more serious could be brewing.

all growth no defensive... 

i think those are just your idea of defensive stocks...   well... except for visa which i agree is...

defensive stocks don't rise as much during bull market... and don't tank as much during bear market, may even rise... so this strikes out microsoft, google, adobe...

for the ukraine event... start to lowest... sp500 dropped 14%.... nasdaq and msft dropped 21%... goog 18%... visa 20%... adobe 40%...

walmart on the other hand dropped only 8%... and now bounced stronger went up making ath... <<< defensive stock... while your list are still languishing... so in the event of a recession... your stocks probably gg... i.e., not defensive...

anyways... you can buy itm puts for protection... so all is fine...

as I say... this is your version/interpretation of defensive stocks...

generally the rest of the world means this... https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/defensivestock.asp

every 2-3 yrs i buy new pc/laptop because i like new stuff... but recession maybe i won't buy at all unless absolutely necessary... all the big companies refresh their pcs every few years, definitely during recession they will hold from upgrading...

for sure these google...microsoft...visa... will be affected big time

they are strong company for sure and your thinking is correct they will survive a recession... but when market tanks 40%, these companies will also tank 40%... actually these are the super big cap companies... they are the ones tanking first and leading the market... lol

anyways... we buy what we like... no right no wrong here... 

Any recommended sg reit stock? Thinking to migrate from mreit to sreit