wah.... their AGM so nice....

IGBREIT AGM got vouchers/freebies or not??

Voucher spa?

U were there? Roughly how many people attended??was it informative?

no one mention tropicana city mall ar..
level 2 still got empty lot leh..

G floor got one shop open take 3-4 unit.. Like premium supermarket

Because l work at tropicana City office tower

lol u think AGM is for fun huh..

Simply cannot bring anyone in..

I take issue with this statement!! 

Just kidding, in general you're right 

See sifu reply below.   For me every sen count and I don't like giving free money to banks so I went the SG route. But it's your choice.

For sifu SGD40 is RM0.04 only what so nothing to him what 
For me, SGD40 = 4x broker fees liao or about 20% of my dividend If my dividend = SGD200, SGD40 = 20%   

SGD2-3 better don't invest if like that  What did you do? Initiate a transfer over to SG/sell off your entire portfolio and buy again?

Juicy first hand news without official announcement yet.

Looks like See Hoy Chan REIT might be coming to Bursa Malaysia... (rumors)

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/66669296...U4lIcBylA%3D%3D

They are looking for ppl. Checkout the responsibilities listed in Linkedin...
Waiting for this since long long time already lol
ouh, news came out first at april 9th. http://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/news...ng-reit-listing

Hehe,... good planning there,....

Right....

As a Malaysian, perhaps you shld try to open one more in case that POSB account gets into some unforeseen circumstances. SCB would be a good choice, since it comes with a Trading Account too, and the brokerage is quite low at this moment.

SG REITs are generally good,.. but be a bit careful with the ones with properties in China.

Yes, Sunreit, pavreit, IGBreits are better quality reits. Safer, but yield is low.

Sreit may have better yield reits. And more diverse too. That's why Hansel is saying Sreits is better than Mreits.

But even that, Sreit is currently not attractive as before. Actually most counters in KLCI and SGX are over-valued.

If you are looking for dividend, look at ASX (not PNB products, but Australian Stock Exchange) or US stock market. Their dividend level is higher

I think Malaysian trading platform can trade US stock. But I don't think Malaysian platform can trade ASX. Singapore platform has more choice I think

Anyway, for a starter, invest in Mreit first. You can also buy Sreit or other SGX counters thru the Malaysian platform
On a sidenote on opening Sg account and Sg trading platform. From the beginning, I already agree to disagree with bro Hansel and Ramjade to open Sg account / platform in Singapore. It's good to have a Sg account/trading account, but if don't have, investors can always use local platform to invest in SGX. To me, no point to take the hassle go down to Sg. Can also achieve the objective of diversifying through local platform. The downside is the dividend handling fees, higher brokerage, and maybe the platform is not real time. For long term investors, I think it is still alright to use local platform to invest in SGX. If you are a trader, then its different story.

Ya kah ? US, SGX and HKeX is common, which broker can trade ASX directly without calling broker ?

Even some Sg broker cannot trade ASX without calling