http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-rei...ble-3-oct-2017/

look at the REITS CHART..

The index is currently facing resistance of 820 and currently trading sideway. We have to watch for the potential reversal as currently 20D and 50D are trending horizontally. Breaking the critical support of 800 will kick start the correction of Singapore REITs index.

this is one of the reason,.. i am cautious in adding.

Thanks bro.

I had oversubscribed by 890 unit. Hope can get.

Thanks,Bro. But it is only available in Market for some period if shareholder decide to sell the right unit? What is the price and stock code to buy?

2. CapitaLand Commercial Trust’s rights issue is renounceable. Investors in CapitaLand Commercial Trust who do not wish to subscribe for the rights units may choose to sell their rights entitlements to other investors on the open market to monetise their value. They have up till 12 October 2017, 5 pm, if they wish to do so. An investor who sells her rights entitlements will dilute her unitholdings in CapitaLand Commercial Trust, but she will be compensated by the proceeds she receives from selling her rights entitlements.

5. Unitholders who wish to accept their rights entitlements and apply for excess rights units must do so by 19 October 2017 at 5 pm. Application can be done via the forms sent by the Central Depository (CDP), or through automated teller machines (ATMs) operated by the participating banks (the closing time is 9.30 pm instead of 5 pm on the same day for applications made through ATMs).

6. The expected date of issue and the crediting of the rights units will be 26 October 2017. Meanwhile, the trading of the rights units on the stock market is expected to start from 27 October 2017, 9 am onwards.
https://www.fool.sg/2017/10/09/capitaland-c...s-need-to-know/

Good news for SG?

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...c-growth-surges

Good and Bad also,....

Good for those investments already inside,... Bad for those funds that needed to be converted over in future.

Err,... guys,... if moving-up, don't buy-leh,...

I am thinking when the dividend yields are chased up and compressed while the income is stagnating or worsening, it is time to SELL.

Look at Page 5 of the analyst document in this link below. The incentives offered by the Indon Gov' t is approahing that of SG's. Even if the incentives are same as SG's, I don' t think First REIT will be shifted over,.... unless the incentives are way, way better than what SG provides :-

https://bowsprit-am.com/wp-content/uploads/...utsche-Bank.pdf

Malaysia's incentives are there too,... hehe,...

HMM.. in other words this is Advertising only for KDC to attract investors to jack up the price...

only paper gain. i not selling. everything i sell.. just goes higher..

what u think?

Singapore's Property Market Is Set to Sizzle
“Singapore’s residential and office market has passed its inflection point, embarking on an exciting recovery journey,”
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/201...y-set-to-sizzle

Property market will be badly hit in 2018, says expert
Real estate veteran says property market could crash and bring the price of new homes costing RM500,000 down to RM300,000.
http://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/...18-says-expert/

MYR appreciated quite significantly over past weeks...SGD is now ard 3.06 against MYR... good chance to enter ?

ya especially CAP COM.. i also thinking of taking profit.

MOrning..

today AIMSAMP requested for halt trading.. whats the news?

The company has just requested a trading stop pending further announcements.

this news?

means what?
http://infopub.sgx.com/Apps?A=COW_CorpAnno...1d8c570391aeb98

To those here who own Singaporean REITs, did you buy them through a Malaysian brokerage, or did you set up an account in Singapore?

Many of the REITS in sg pay the dividend quarterly basis. It is really turn off for me  imagine you own few REITS  your handling fee easily cost SGD 200++ per year

I calculated before, the dividend handling fees is about 2% of my total dividend received per year. I can live with that for the time being without the hassle to go down to SG ...
Another aspect as I mentioned before, what if you kick the bucket one day ? imagine ur family members need to go through the hassle to settle the account matters in SG.

Analysis: Suntec REIT stares at possibility of privatisation 

Amid improving sentiments for the office market, Suntec REIT could finally be close to a privatisation effort.