keppel dc ex-div today.

div was 1.79+1.55.

price now still at 1.18!

yield 5.5%, will find chance to buy some more.

one!

Just like my Accordia........

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Jul 22 2016, 10:48 AM

SUNTEC price drop and its CD.

this one, i wait for <1.70 to buyback.

Anyone buy Mapletree Greater China Commercial Trust?

Just now the one of the speaker (Affin Hwang) mentioned that we can consider on this but buy at your own risk.

capMALL today 2.14 cum the .0274 div.

Look like below 2.10 is coming.. soon.

yep, if it closes at 2.13-2.14, may see <2.10 ex-div on 28 jul.

div is 2.74 cents.

waiting...!

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jul 25 2016, 03:02 PM

no chance to buy yet.... capmall returned to 2.18; ex-div thu 28 jul.

capcom, ex-div today, back to 1.51, nice.

keppel dc is amazing... <1 week ex-div, roared back to 1.21.


suntec will ex-div tmrw; div is 2.5 cent.

now 1.73; will see if it will stay above 1.70.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jul 26 2016, 03:18 PM

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/...facts?code=M1GU

can REVISIT Sabana

its slowly rebounding from the low... yield above 10% already.

Question is whether they can even maintain this?

Looking at their earnings, NPI, DPU, it's down trending since 2Q 2013!

Not done a good job, have they?


http://sabana.listedcompany.com/newsroom/2...UQ8DWXAY2.1.pdf

i looking looking only...
still hesitated

saw its price below BOOK VALUE...

but then book value depends on valuation.. and its subjective right?

Yeah. Book value is based on the valuations of it's properties, which could go up or down.
The same can be said for the other REITS.

My issue with Sabana is the management is poor at addressing the anchor tenant issue few years back. It has come back to bite them. Real amateurs it seems

Book value may mean nothing if properties are not being liquidated at book value or leased to generate good income.

There are plenty of ordinary stocks, typically property stock in Malaysia are trading at 0.5~0.8 book value (before revaluation as well).
So if merely look at book value, those property stocks are even "cheaper" in valuation.

Book value matters because REITS typically depends on debt leveraging on the valuation of their properties to grow their business as they distribute out 90% of earnings

haiz...

capmall ex-div went back to 2.14.

suntec ex-div went back to 1.73.

no chance to buy still!



one piece of good news... starhill is back to 0.81, ok now.

Since it affects REIT yields。When do you think interest rates are going to rise?

do u know how interest rates, fx work for SG?MAS?

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...-interest-rates

how do most of you trade SREITs?

via local broker or open 1 bank acc & trading acc in Singapore? Would opening a bank acc & trading acc in S'pore be cheaper compared to trading directly via m'sian broker?

It is advisable to open a trading account thro Singapore stock broker or thro bank likes SCB singapore who claim charge lower rate than normal rate besides those privileged account holder who will enjoy better rate.

SCB charge 0.02% n clearing fees 0.00325% with a minumum broker fees of S10 effect 1/8/2016 for normal acc holder.

Alternatively u think u r not trading big sum n traded once in a blue moon then go thro yr local broker which will charge higher n other service charge if u received dividend thro their nominee acc, if I am not wrong.

for this, I need to be physically in Singapore??

thanks for the info. This looks good.

but I think we need to subscribe to overseas stock exchange before we can trade stocks outside Malaysia, right?
and also need to maintain a foreign currency bank account for SGD which usually charges USD$4 per transaction, I think?