UOAreit worth to buy? I bought some last week.
Another dividend stock I have is Maybank.

I actually like dividend investing a lot, but many gurus say better to focus on growth stocks.
Problem now all the growth in US heading for correction due to rising interest rates / inflation.

Make me more interested to put my money in dividend investing. At least Reit's value are strong and seldom fluctuate, + steady dividends.

I sold mine and went for UOAreit.
For Malaysia Reit in the end is the Dividend Yield that matters.

Prices keep fluctuate and will go back to original or near its price.
Only during start of Covid pandemic their prices nosedive.. now all back to normal.

If you want steady growth/returns a year + dividend of 5-6% a year then go for SG Reits.

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Jan 24 2022, 09:59 AM

nowadays I just buy Malaysia stocks if I need to keep some extra cash saved there.
Example it is recommended to have 2-3 mths of salary in Savings... I will put 1 mth savings extra in local Bursa (can put more if you feel you need cash later in the year or next year). Put there to get dividend of 7-8% is gooding.
So in case need cash can easily sell stocks from there to transfer back to Savings acount. Fast and easy withdrawal.

Bursa growth really bad. Not enough foreign investors to pump up our prices (ever since 1MDB incident). Hope will improve in future.
Some people can make money in Bursa if they know how to invest in the lesser known stocks and monitor them.. for me don't have such time or risk appetite.

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Jan 24 2022, 10:49 AM

Sentral reit seems gooding.. price going up. Just bought some.

last year's total dividend at 7.97%

UoA Reit recently keep dropping.. any ideas why ah? quarterly earnings not doing so good?

edit: due to this:
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/uoa-...ribution-income

nvm long term should improve

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Aug 22 2022, 09:26 AM

I prefer Sentral.
UOA Reit is purely office reit and we have too much office space in KL. Occupancy keep drop due to more wfh practice also.

Sentral has nice mix of retail/commercial, not just pure office space.
Currently I'm still holding Sentral, but had sold off all my UOA reit recently.

coz both are offering high dividend yields of 7-8%.
Other REITs close to this range is Kipreit and Al-'Aqar Healthcare Reit.

This post has been edited by Davidtcf: Sep 20 2022, 03:43 PM