i hv collection of bad property and good property...

must really eye the correct one. But if young.. and hv a long time frame horizon.. .its still the
way to grow capital with LEVERAGE money.

Really super high the SG REITS...

aims reach 1.45.

first reit 1.33...
Is this peak?

I m also waiting for the right price to dispose this counter. would you consider CapitaLand Commercial instead ?

Another million dollar questions on which currencies to hold :

If market crash really happen in the near future, how would it affect our currencies ? (USD, S$, A$, GBP, CNY, JPY.....)

My guess will be US market will start the ball rolling. So, USD will come down first. And fund manager will scramble to other safer markets (JPY ?). So other currencies will gain over USD

And Gold will soar, Bond will be snatch up....

How would RM perform ? Will RM still peg to USD ? Should we hold RM or change to S$ or A$ or JPY NOW in anticipation of picking up good value stocks IF market crash ?

that i won't know but taking profit first simply cos i think the market isn't cheap anymore

have to lor.. if not $$$ put where?

I wish I can sell some of the Reits.

However, I am already 40% cash position for my equity portfolio.

Now I am looking at Croesus cash too.

Aikkksss

That's why,... don't simply sell, bros,... unless you are really sure the mkt will crash. If your funds sit there idling, then you are losing out on opportunity cost. YOU are losing ou on the dividend that you could possibly be earning had you not sold. And not to mention the possible further gains of the stock price, ie, high becoming even higher !

But why take profit if you don't need the money yet, bro ?? We might as well continue holding the units to let each unit's value continuing to rise, and to reap the dpu payout for each unit every qtr,...

haha afterall.. RM is undervalue right?

bad results la..

http://www.btinvest.com.sg/markets/news/13...tml?source=btbn
at curent price.. YIELD below 7%

What is your present yield of SREits on present portfolio price?

Mine stands at 8.47%

Keppel DC REIT acquires Dublin property, DBS maintains ‘Buy’ rating
https://www.reitsweek.com/2017/09/keppel-dc...buy-rating.html

Bro,... in spite of ALL the reat things said by the press abt this acquisition, there is an issue still being worked upon at Dublin One. Dublin One has prbs finding tenants, and the power supply at the asset needs to be upgraded which basically means, no inflow, but outflow only because of the upgrading work....
Dublin One has the lowest occupancy rate in the entire portfolio of KDC REIT, and now, I saw in yr link up there that this coming Dublin Two also has more than 10% of space not taken-up,...
Wondering if this is really a good buy,...

just holding tight to what i hv. not adding yet.
as price so high.... at current price yield less than 6%

KEPPEL DC REIT
Broker: DBS Group Research
Call: Buy
Target price: $1.44
http://www.straitstimes.com/business/broke...-keppel-dc-reit

CCT Rights Issue...

Rights Issue
Approximately 513.5 million rights units will be issued based on the issue price of S$1.363
per rights unit to raise gross proceeds of S$700.0 million. DBS Bank Ltd., J.P. Morgan
(S.E.A.) Limited and The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, Singapore
Branch have been appointed as the joint lead managers and underwriters for the rights issue.
To demonstrate its support for CCT and the rights issue, CapitaLand Singapore Limited
(CLS) has provided an irrevocable undertaking to the Manager and the joint lead managers
and underwriters that it will procure its subsidiaries to subscribe and pay in full for their total

5 Attributable office portfolio includes 60.0% of Raffles City Tower, 50.0% of One George Street and the rest of
CCT’s office properties in the CBD but excludes Raffles City Shopping Centre, Wilkie Edge, Bugis Village and
Golden Shoe Car Park.
3
provisional allotment of rights units. This commitment by CLS represents in aggregate
approximately 31.0% of the rights units to be issued pursuant to the rights issue.
The 166 for 1,000 rights issue provides eligible unitholders with the opportunity to subscribe
for their pro rata entitlement to the rights units at an issue price of S$1.363 per rights unit
(Issue Price) which is at a discount of (i) approximately 19.6% to the closing price of
S$1.695 per unit as at 20 September 2017 and (ii) approximately 17.3% to the ‘theoretical
ex-rights price’ or TERP6
of S$1.648 per unit.
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/CCT_NewsRe...t&FileID=471353

i already sell.. now waiting for BEST BEST entry price..  haha

Existing unitholders who participate in the rights issue will not experience a dilution in their
unitholdings if they were to subscribe for their pro rata entitlement to the rights issue. The
books closure date to determine the rights entitlement of eligible unitholders is 29 September
2017. Eligible unitholders who do not wish to subscribe for the rights units may choose to
sell their rights entitlements during the “nil-paid” rights trading period to realise the value of
their rights entitlements. CCT unitholders are advised to refer to the ‘Launch of Rights Issue’
document available on CCT’s website for more details and the indicative timetable.