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Hi.anyone holding PJI-WA here that may have information positive on this counter.
I have been holding this stock more than a year now since Jan2012 and it has lost 50% since. I see some movement finally and about to dump and cut the loss and move on to hopefully greener pasture.

Ending already?

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Bye Bye.............

Yes i am watching now 22cts oledi. How is their future projects, They are mainly focus on northern msia and i do not know of any new projects besides Paragon and Bertam.

Just checked Public Mutual fund performance, found our CI raise 6.98% this year............not that bullish instead


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Buy.....

Just slightly better than ASW2020. Lets see the performance for a full year.

last year loss to CI


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Aiyo..REIT heading south...buy more or wait???

2nd half so bore, CI die die dun want touch 1800

Stupid YTL-POWR surging again... Lucky sold 1/2 only...

Rumor says privatize at 1.80 share swap. Donno true or goreng by shark only...

This post has been edited by gark: Jul 19 2013, 03:51 PM

Is there any corellation between falling REIT prices and actual property demand. Does this indicate that property pricing is on it way down.

Not likely, because the property counters did not show retreat............

for REIT, I think is the dividend yield lesser cause the attractive is lower

Which lenglui is this abg boon

could be interest rate..higher interest lower yield hence less attractive..
but i dun think interest rate is rising leh?? maybe risky stock now have higher return hence everyone is selling REIT to invest in other stocks..

AFAIK, increase in interest rate will affect both property sectors and REIT, but in different ways.

Property - lower demand
REIT - since REITs must distribute 90% of their income, they rely heavily on bank loan for capital expenditure (though right issues and private placement are two other options).

Wow. SKPETRO 10 times of 5K lot sold lower @ 4.05. What's going on?

Reits are mainly for commercial property, so when you mention attractive , is that counters less attractive or commercial space les attractive to investors? I guess investors for residential and commercial are two type of fish, but normally i can see commercial property gets hit first before residential when a decline occurs. Sorry for questions but was trying to see how much of effect the new loan caps of Bank negara affecting this sector. And ahem maybe hoping for some firesale.