here u go... zeti/bnm is not as readable as u think when it comes to raising rates. wait till official inflation numbers hit 5% which means 10% in real life in klang valley - that's when they will act.

i say the probability of int rate hike is lower than zero water supply for a week this year. :P

What happened to the Singapore guy, Dividend Warrior? Blog also down

http://dividendsrichwarrior.blogspot.sg/

Dividend play now not so popular already.... 

If you want to have a better performance than the crowd, you must do things differently from the crowd - Sir John Templeton

What happened to the Singapore guy, Dividend Warrior? Blog also down

http://dividendsrichwarrior.blogspot.sg/

1. Int up!
2. Stock price for reit sure drop!
3. Buy in after drop when its low!
4. Then you get better div yield!
5. I believe you know it!
6. Dont believe? Let see how!
7. I dont buy reit as stock, I buy reit as fix deposit.
8. Good luck for trade. Always remember give something out after you make get profit.

Interest up, ya, may be 0.25%.  :P

What if, stock price for reit never drop, as no interest rate hike or due to future situation that favourable for reit?
Now selling all the reit, receive cash, earning FD 3%, worst than reit yield.

Moving out?
Put in Aud? USD?
AUd only 2.5%, worst than FD 3%, USD need not to say, 0.25%,

RM depreciate actually not much movement over the 10 years period, if look back 10 years period, RM actually appreciate against USD, GBP, slight depreciate against AUD, slight depreciate against most currency only.

I do not have crystal ball to know the future of reit price will drop for sure.
But I know reit provide a good asset allocation/diversification purposes, even though reit may have poor outlook ahead, the most sensible way is to reduce the stake/portion/allocation but not selling all and hold cash.

Unless one has crystal ball to know the exactly outcome of future, then different story.

With GST is on the card for next year, the least BNM want to do is hike rate that result in economy slow down across. So personally I do not expect any drastic and urgent move for interest rate.

AXIS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST
EX-date 02/05/2014 
Entitlement date 06/05/2014 
Entitlement time 04:00:00 PM 
Entitlement subject Income Distribution
Entitlement description First Interim Income Distribution of 5.30 sen per unit (of which 4.42 sen per unit is taxable and 0.88 sen per unit is non-taxable in the hands of unitholders) in respect of the period from 1 January 2014 to 31 March 2014 ("2014 First Interim Income Distribution")
Payment date  13/06/2014

5.82% after tax nett yield.  Not bad.

Arreit acquire new property for RM30 mil
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/listed...cements/1601841

Any one got any infor of Wisma Comcorp like

How Wisma Comcorp occupation rate?
Who is occupying ??

I sold 80% of my REIT on the recent drop on REIT to prevent capital loss. If I wanted to enter again and re-structure my portfolio, what would u guys advice if I looking for dividend yield? I had very diversified portfolio previously and even sold TWREIT in profit.

According to MREIT data, YTLreit provide highest yield. Is it wise if I put heavily on that?

I sold 80% of my REIT on the recent drop on REIT to prevent capital loss. If I wanted to enter again and re-structure my portfolio, what would u guys advice if I looking for dividend yield? I had very diversified portfolio previously and even sold TWREIT in profit.

According to MREIT data, YTLreit provide highest yield. Is it wise if I put heavily on that?

Personally I don't like YTLREIT even though I hold it too. Their management team is unreliable and their switch from a mall-based REIT to a hospitality-based REIT is too recent to judge properly.

Personally I don't like YTLREIT even though I hold it too. Their management team is unreliable and their switch from a mall-based REIT to a hospitality-based REIT is too recent to judge properly.