I try to search for it when Axreit was 4.00 just last Thursday (because yield too low), but surprisingly (may be talked too much of destroy sell button  ), I do not know where is the sell button on the online platform, too long no use already. (screen view problem, page setting)
When I found it, market close already.

So no sell button still intact... 

Actually, I am a bit worry on the property market situation and too many people too bullish on property as well as high household debt level.

Some of my FD maturing Soon, Mari Mari Pasar malam diskaun jualan 

Deleveraging and deflation in worth means money varnish in thin air, as same as the opposite of money created in thin air.

Yield is getting higher, so those extra cash can buy those higher yield asset.

Remember when a bond being sold down (that resulted yield getting higher), there is still a buyer and a seller.

Money is not always constant, aka if there is 1 million, then the 1 million must be somewhere.
It doesn't.

A simple scenario, if stock market plunging, resulted value become lesser, then where is the money goes?
It varnish.
Nobody is winner, everyone losing money. So 100 million worth become 50 million, where is the 50 million, gone with thin air.

While in bullish market, everyone is making money, who is loser?
No one.
Money become more and more.

Stock market is never a zero sum game.
Only futures market is.

Nice sharing 

I think the end results would be credit crunch or cash crunch some where in Asia 

Surprisingly some reits start to yield 7 to 8% liao .

Really? Which one? I just refreshed and it seems like the REITS almost like no movement.

Nice sharing 

I think the end results would be credit crunch or cash crunch some where in Asia 

Surprisingly some reits start to yield 7 to 8% liao .

Deleverage happen again, Unless more US + Europe + China version of QE again  .

Cash is king again 

Deleveraging and deflation in worth means money varnish in thin air, as same as the opposite of money created in thin air.

Yield is getting higher, so those extra cash can buy those higher yield asset.

Remember when a bond being sold down (that resulted yield getting higher), there is still a buyer and a seller.

Money is not always constant, aka if there is 1 million, then the 1 million must be somewhere.
It doesn't.

A simple scenario, if stock market plunging, resulted value become lesser, then where is the money goes?
It varnish.
Nobody is winner, everyone losing money. So 100 million worth become 50 million, where is the 50 million, gone with thin air.

While in bullish market, everyone is making money, who is loser?
No one.
Money become more and more.

Stock market is never a zero sum game.
Only futures market is.

I tot you invested heavily already, no? 

Padini.. this was a good stock during the last 2-3 years.

Now got Uniqlo, H&M, (and 1 more aussie chain store) here ... even family members have skipped buying from vincci (first time in many years!)

AXREIT drops 3% on opening.

Panic sells ?

Deleveraging and deflation in worth means money varnish in thin air, as same as the opposite of money created in thin air.

Yield is getting higher, so those extra cash can buy those higher yield asset.

Remember when a bond being sold down (that resulted yield getting higher), there is still a buyer and a seller.

Money is not always constant, aka if there is 1 million, then the 1 million must be somewhere.
It doesn't.

A simple scenario, if stock market plunging, resulted value become lesser, then where is the money goes?
It varnish.
Nobody is winner, everyone losing money. So 100 million worth become 50 million, where is the 50 million, gone with thin air.

While in bullish market, everyone is making money, who is loser?
No one.
Money become more and more.

Stock market is never a zero sum game.
Only futures market is.