RP20,000 is about RM5.60 - ok, around same price as K here. In Macau, I heard, need to spend about 3X to get a bowl of mee - RM15 or so. Food is damn expensive over there.

http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-sto...nical-analysis/
Lippo Mall on downtrend... and distribution yield follow Reduce.

I am thinking of collecting some at this point SGD0.445. Any comments for discussion?

lippo still same 44-45, looks very stable.


added a bit of capitamall today, after recommendation by cimb. exch rate is not too bad at this time.

after a couple of months, very pleased with my earlier purchases of starhill, aimsampi and suntec.

Capita Mall Trust CMT Q3 DPU 2.56cents

Suntec REIT Distributes DPU of 2.289 cents for 3Q FY13
YTD FY13 DPU of 6.766 cents

http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Suntec-3QF...t&FileID=260980

anyone subscribe to VIVA Industrial Trust? got some allocation today.

How to subscribe? I got SINGAPORE CDP and DBS VICKERS ONLINE.

elea88, Are u a Singapore Citizen or Singapore PR? how do u apply Singapore CDP account?

i am from SELANGOR. Take a trip to Singapore and open DBS BANKING AC, DBS VICKERS TRADING AC + CDP
all in 2 hours.... However, i hv not started to trade as still slowly analysing how to use the TRADING PLATFORM of
Dbs Vickers. Brokerage SGD18 and any dividend u receive, will be bank directly to yr DBS ac. so, u can save
charges long term. If u interested, I can walk u through the procedures as just did this 3 weeks ago.

my maybank broker submitted the placement bids.

This post has been edited by king_majesty: Oct 29 2013, 09:24 AM

Thanks, I read through your old post, u mentioned u deposit 5K SGD into DBS to open account, then I understood what u mean.I don't want tie down my 5K SGD for little interest of 0.05% pa. I am thinking of other ways.



I am thinking should I keep using my Malaysia broker platform to buy or open a new platform in Singapore to buy Singapore REITS.

U can just let the bank charge SGD2 a month.. which works up to $24 x 2.6 = RM62.40
in long run, if hv few cheques frm REITS paid quarterly, then worth it.

BTW : 0.05% pa?... i understand that there is no interest being paid for DBS iaccount.

If u are using local brokerage there is a charge for everytime u bank in a Singapore cheque
or if the broker bank in the cheque for you. That's the reason, that I zip over there to maintain a bank ac there.

Alternative try STAND CHART, the brokerage is lower, but nominee ac.

can share here..is valuable everyone know.

This post has been edited by felixmask: Oct 29 2013, 02:51 PM

i think opening a CDP account directly from Spore is the best. i get quite alot of ipo offer from outside spore as well. not much malaysian brokers are familiar with regional market.

Saizen : 5-to-1 Unit Consolidation

http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/20131030_N...t&FileID=261930

If got 1000 units then will be 200 unit. In Singapore how to sell 200 units?

O.k I found the answer.. for anyone who might be interested...

To facilitate Unitholders in trading in odd lots of Consolidated Units which may arise
from the Unit Consolidation, the Manager has made arrangements with the SGX-ST for the
establishment of a temporary trading counter for the trading of board lots of 100
Consolidated Units for the period starting from 9.00 a.m. on the Effective Trading Date and
ending at 5.00 p.m. on 3 January 2014 (the “Unit Consolidation Odd Lot Counter”). At the
expiry of such period, the Unit Consolidation Odd Lot Counter will cease and the
Consolidated Units will trade in board lots of 1,000 Consolidated Units and Consolidated
Units in odd lots will have to be traded in the Unit Share Market.

Starhill Global Reit's Q3 distribution per unit rises 9% to 1.21 cents

Starhill Global Real Estate Investment Trust has achieved a 20.8 per cent increase to $26.1 million in income to be distributed to unitholders in the third quarter.

Its revenue for the three months to Sept 30 was up 5.5 per cent at $48.8 million. Net property income climbed by 4.4 per cent to $38 million, mainly attributable to the continued strong performance of the Singapore portfolio.

Starhill Global Reit has grown its initial portfolio from interests in two landmark properties on Orchard Road - Wisma Atria and Ngee Ann City - to 13 properties in Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, China, and Japan, valued at about $2.8 billion.

Distribution per unit rose by 9 per cent to 1.21 cents, which will be paid on Nov 25.

Davinz, where can find the ex-date for dividends?

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/...Q0NTU3NzUwNTA0/

Chose which company from the drop-down list

look at Corporate Action

elea88 please help me check with DBS VIcker.what is the commission and charges associating with buying/selling Singapore REITS and receiving DPU. From what i know is there will a be SGD$20 CDP-sub account fees per dollar, SGD7-10 trust account maintenance fees per month and also Dividend handling fees raging from SGD2 to 1% of total gross dividend amount.