Like I've said, if you've been holding and enjoying the divvies, IF u really need to sell to raise cash, just rugi 1 tick/1 sen and take the Buyer's price lor

UOA yield way higher...KL prime location offices, what not to like?
Also declare divvy this month ma

UOA woke up already

The worst...AmFirst? See the 5-year chart...scary

UOAREIT keeps going up too. At what point should I forget about the dividend and just sell it?

EPF buys 5% stake in UOA REIT

The Employees Provident Fund Board (EPF) has emerged as a substantial shareholder of UOA Real Estate Investment Trust (UOA REIT), after buying some 21.21 million shares or a 5.01% direct stake in the latter.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia today, UOA REIT said the transaction was made in the open market on Tuesday (Sept 02).

damn EPF, wanted to buy UOAREIT at lower price, but keep pushing up the price.

time to unload some sunreit? nett yield is just about 5%

SPM reopen earlier than expected?? not sure whether there is unreleased news. CMMT dividend much more attractive

Sunway Bhd - Special DPS spin-off from IPO
Sunway's proposal to relist its construction arm was a positive surprise. While
the listing exercise would further unlock value, the main appeal is the potential
special cash dividend distributable to existing Sunway shareholders. We
estimate a base-case of 20-30 sen/share, which translates to an attractive yield
of 6-9% excluding normal dividends. This will materialise in FY15 given the IPO
timing of 2Q15. We estimate a 5-6% dilution to FY15-16 EPS arising from the
almost halved stake in the list-co, but dilution to RNAV is largely offset by the
proceeds raised. We raise our RNAV-based target price as we update for
SunReit's market cap and land values (still based on a 20% discount). Maintain
Add. The special cash dividend is the key catalyst.

Mind to xplain how will d special distribution benefit Sunreit holders?

whats up with PAVREIT @@

Bought 18 jul 2013 at 1.40
Bought 27 aug 2013 at 1.25
bought 20 JAN 2014 at 1.30

sold some on 21 Feb 2014 1.36
Sold half 24 sept 2014 1.45

Already key in to buy back for 1.40.
If go higher will be selling off bal....

Cool.. but you should, because NAV should include all costs involved in realizing your gains/losses.

using excelsheet to keep track?

http://drdzul.com/2014/12/02/oil-price-dro...that-ya-please/

Falling oil prices could also hurt the ringgit.

Nomura’s Paracuelles said he has had a very cautious view of the Malaysian currency in recent months. “As a lot of foreign investors have exposure to the ringgit, and overseas investors make more than 50% of the total bond holders, I believe Malaysian policymakers will tread very carefully,” he said. “In an environment where the US Federal Reserve (Fed) is looking to normalise interest rates and the US dollar is strengthening, things could be bad for flows that are interest-rate sensitive,” the Nomura economist said. “Falling oil prices mean Malaysia’s current account surplus narrows further, and therefore there is a smaller buffer to counter capital outflows particularly if the Fed moves earlier than anticipated.”

Weaker yen and quantitative easing in Japan are also playing major roles in Malaysia because Japan is a big importer of Malaysian commodities as well as other goods. Weaker yen makes it more expensive for Japan to buy those goods so there would be more pressure on the ringgit,” he argued.

So...u selling your REITs?

Mind sharing what REITs u have (and considered selling)?

I have

ALAQAR
CMMT
IGBREIT
QCAPITA
UOAREIT

Considering to sell CMMT...Sg Wang not looking good at all.

ALAQAR and IGBREIT earnings and divvy should be resilient...I think