Singapore’s battle to fight the coronavirus outbreak is intensifying, while industries such as tourism and aviation are virtually dead, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong said.

Global supply chains are also affected, hurting the ability for the city-state to get its supplies, and in turn hurting its exports, Lee said in an interview with CNN.

“That’s an impact that’s not going away in a hurry,” Lee said.

The island republic reported its third death on Sunday, but has been seen as an example as a country that has seemed largely successful in containing the outbreak.

“I don’t see this problem going away in a couple of months,” Lee said. It will be “several years” before the virus runs its course, he said.

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Coronavirus could take years to run its course, world must brace itself: PM Lee
https://www.straitstimes.com/politics/pm-le...st-brace-itself

I have posted previously about possibility of  protracted recession...still, I can't accept this scenario if it happens.

How to explain ireit 20% hahaha

any views on EC World REITs?

taking into consideration that China is the first country that has begun on the journey towards recovery after the pandemic, much driven by their domestic demand stimulated by the govt at the same time

http://www.ecwreit.com/assets-portfolio.html

will still be much higher than march low

I got out of my DBS luckily. Now holding OCBC at a loss. OCBC is performing better than DBS.
What is RBC?
Which reits you looking that are so resilient?
My general strategy is basically hold good stocks/indices and only average down on certain situations. But if profit is good or I expect a reasonably moderate/large downside, I might get out in order to buy lower/preserve some profit/have bullets back. As market is dynamic, cannot always be stubborn in thinking our view on certain situations/stocks is still valid. That's why I will always check with others around me.

All SG Reits in a uptrend since March is it going to continue? People are optimistic
No more sale price to buy?

Well,... I'm not waiting. As we waited, today,.... the bull is even stronger.

I even feel I am not pouring in fast enough or large enough at every BUY.

Edited by adding : https://www.theedgesingapore.com/news/compa...m_campaign=FREE

" Both parties will also work together to promote SGX’s REITs and large capitalisation stocks to investors based in China and Hong Kong, as well as engage and educate Greater China companies on the advantages of raising funds in Singapore’s capital markets.

The collaboration also seeks to build out the REIT platform with new products that can enable greater investor participation in Singapore and Greater China. "

I hoped the investors there don't 'goreng' our REITs too fast and too much !

Secondly,... they should continue to buy our REITs through their internal platforms. Rules and conditions for opening accounts INSIDE Singapore shld be maintained as per the treatment for other country nationalities, including Msia's,...

Singapore services, manufacturing firms negative on April-Sept outlook, say surveys
https://www.thestar.com.my/news/regional/20...ook-say-surveys

Retrenchments up 12% in Q1, but this may not ‘reflect the full picture’: Manpower Minister Josephine Teo
Read more at https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/retre...r-josephine-teo

Retrenchments and withdrawn job offers: Singapore's labour market shows signs of COVID-19 strain
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/busine...offers-12665732

Covid-19 will hit wages more than jobs; retail, F&B, recreation sector workers most at risk of layoffs: MAS
https://www.straitstimes.com/business/econo...workers-most-at

I think it's due to the perceived sentiment that things or businesses would be rosy after the circuit breaker ended although it's too early to tell for now.

Took the opportunity to exit from my residual  MNAC reit and Thai Bev yesterday with a small loss...I am now totally off the SGX

If you guys don't need the money, don't sell. Hold for the dividend. The rise has not reached to pre-Covid levels yet for many counters.