6% is retail REIT?
Usually we expect better yield for office REIT 

6.5% yield 

Hello sifus, may I know how can I see the list of Malaysia REITs other than [url=http://mreit.reitdata.com/[/url]?

And how do I buy these REITs? Was expecting some newbie training on first post but don't find any.

Thank youuu!

What do igbreit, pavreit & sunreit normally give during agm?

Ha.. yes that guy.. tried it for a while.. makes money but so much work. If we're targeting prices we can't just sell or buy ant any price.. and waiting for the price sucks.

Would have been way more profitable and less risky to get a part-time job lol

I've continuously active trading reits, selling and buying and lowering my NAV.

I've increased my Sunreits units and lowering my NAV in between. Still planning to buy lower and selling higher.

For the same XXX units pricing at 10/10/16- NAV-1.5188, now 28/12/16  NAV- 1.454.

Started accumulating Pavreits recently with NAV < 1.70. Today, I sold some at 1.80 and my NAV is <1.60. Only planning to keep X lots.

Noted YtLreits recent news about 'private placement' here on Mreits and started researching on it. When the price dropped <1.10. I was tempted to get some but decided to wait until 1.07- 1.08.
This am, I was prepared to buy at 1.07 until I spotted someone dumping at 1.06 at opening. Yes, I was lucky to get a portion of it at 1.06.
Planning to buy more if it drops <1.06.
YTL Reits dividend % is very attractive. I used to own this share but sold off to invest in other stock.

I'm stuck with Axreits due to odd lots but will keep for dividend at the moment.

'Thank you' for those 'missing' my sharing. Happy New Year & Happy trading. Will not be active on this thread.

IGBreit - sold,
YTLreit - sold partly before private placement and bought back at lower price after private placement.
Axreit - sold partly.
MQreit added more at RM1.2x and hold.

Those breached below net yield 5%, especially approaching 4.5%, I have tendency to sell, as it is hard to find reason to hold on a reit that yield 4.5%, when there is FD yielding 4% as well Klibor structured investment that yields about 5%.

Haha, the 1.40 target might never come...

I disposed some at 1.70 and the rest at 1.75

Well mau promo their products lor

So as a beginner who just opened a trading account you would suggest me to try stocks?

Right.. more opportunity to collect at lower prices & higher yield 

I think the market is valuing it as a office play rather than commercial.

Just went to Nu Sentral last week, everything still looks ok.. 

Another low profile Reit people is over looking is YTLReit.. long WALE with annual rental escalation. Earliest expiry is 2023. More or less guaranteed income.. yield > 6% too. Coming is a new hotel injection with 15+15 year lease.  

last time so hard to find info on this reit,    now it just have a new swanky website.. 

flash crash, jim cramer said. 

anyone dare to pick up some rabbits? 

MQreit gross yield is approaching 7%.

MQreits look delicious 😎

My Reits investments are the worst  in my basket.

MQREIT:  -6.24 %
PAVREIT:  -6.67 %

sigh...

dividend portfolio? for those with higher EPS growth potential (not reit), i've no worry at all.
as for reit portfolio, i still have some, now sideline, wondering if i should start selling. I should have sold at least half of them 6 months ago while i was quite worried on rate hike effect.

if rate continues to move up 0.5% by end-2019, that would be a 15% hike for current 3.25%. Meaning, if the reit we bought today didn't increase DPU by 15% til end-2019, we will continue to suffer price drop, which possible means that putting money into FD might give us even better yield until end-2019. 

currently, only IGBReit gives me a little better confidence of DPU increment. Other than it, even Axreit or MQReit i am having doubt whether they could increase DPU, if not decreasing instead! 

Catching bottom for REIT is not for capital gain.. you are mistaken.

We catch bottom, to maximise our yield, on long term basis