^ They have been giving around 7% for few years.

Takkan lah you guys never know.
Summore reit div tax only 10%, non-reit 25% tax.

If FD give 7%, a lot people will sell the stock and put in FD.
After the stock price drop, mayb can find some with dividend yield of 8%

I stayed sideline for quite sometime, last night finally decided to put some money in the stock market, and today bleeds kao kao...

Btw, the two counters i bought: apollo and homeritz

Amitaba

We talk about current yield - return / yr cost or market price

If yield , Dividends / market price ( to match with FD offers ) then likely no 7% , am I right

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 13 2013, 10:38 PM

Cannot just look at interest rate, must look at the inflation. Like indon interest is already more than 7%, still the stock market fly?

In laymen term , it is called asset allocation lor.

U allocate money to what offers u the best at min risk .

This post has been edited by SKY 1809: Jun 13 2013, 10:36 PM

Homeritz used to be on my watchlist too

How's its financials looking like now?

Still too early imho... the best time to buy in is when everyone has gave up and mention stocks also get cursed.

How many years has passed since the 7% FD?
1997 --> 2013, 16 years and counting.

So slowly wait......

The 7% is only dividend excluding capital gain.

Tower reit early 2013 RM1.5 now 1.6 = 6.67% capital appreciation.
+6.3% dividend = 12.97% low risk good return.

I donno de. Engineering student no learn all these

Yea, kind of regret now!

But just let it be la.... worst comes to worst, I will just chill and collect dividend

MISC, SapuraKencana to replace Bumi Armada, YTL in FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI

I am talking about 7% reit yields , possible right

Just go check Tower, AmFirst and AmanahRaya.
But do your homework, office-based reit might not have much upward potential due to oversupply of office buildings.

Drillz pls.
Or sos.
Or link.

FYI, AmAsia Pacific REITs (a unit trust fund investing in Asia Pac REITs) had a run of +26% in 2012.

Mere interest rate scare sent it tumbling in recent months

Not to say I curse u, for Malaysian REITs, just a matter of time

Very possible

not uncommon.

Sunreit gained 23~25% for past 2 years.
Btw, I'm not in any reits, takut kabooom.

Prefer high growth ones.

This post has been edited by V-Zero: Jun 13 2013, 10:45 PM

Why people always think of everlasting Growth but no capital protection.

Is that possible to play soccer without a goalkeeper

Faster kaboom than reits.... in recession.