this one is also about sti, from somebody else... name sound japanese...?

older and competitor to spdr (S&P) sti?

Sharing a not-so-recent article on STI ETFs: https://www.fool.sg/2014/03/25/straits-time...-past-10-years/

Some ETFs may require passing of SGX CAR assessment before you can buy.

anyone from here tried buying?
i am considering the SPDR® STI ETF (SGX:ES3)

Bought.. BUT, mine's a nominee a/c with HLiB/HLeB, thus maybe doesn't count for the need to pass whatnottests

Which one can consider STI ETF or Nikko STI ETF?

er.. in logical terms, both can consider ma
i preferred & bought STI ETF for my own reasons

A simple google like:
https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrom...kko%20sti%20etf

and walla eg. of 1 of the major reasons i preferred STI ETF (see item 2. xxxx in the link below)
http://whatsbehindthenumbers.blogspot.my/2...-sti-etf_7.html

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Mar 10 2016, 10:59 AM

If you want to buy ETF, choose the one with the following qualities.

1. Least tracking error vs index
2. Least Expenses
3. High liquidity (bid/sell volume)
4. Low Spread % (bid/sell compared to NAV)

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 10 2016, 12:02 PM

i going for STI ETF

TQ bro Wong

D links were very informative.

Anyone have China Merchant Holdings (pacific) ltd (CMHP)? Seems interesting, china toll road investment, regular dividend.

Pros :
High Dividend
Stable cash flow
Low debt ratio

Cons :
Yuan denominated earnings
USD Loans
Low organic growth
Growth by acquisition
Slowdown in china commercial traffic

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 10 2016, 01:58 PM

http://www.sgx.com/wps/portal/sgxweb/home/...kfacts?code=C22

counter name is : CMPacific C22

Noob question.. why Highway in China but list in SG?



alternative:

Hutchison Port Holdings Trust (NS8U)
div higher . Containers all also in Mainland China, hk.
div in HKD instead of SG



This post has been edited by elea88: Mar 10 2016, 02:23 PM

Why is it listed in Sg..? Dunno wor.. but price and divvy in SGD.

For hutchison, the slowdown of export from china is hitting it badly.. future earning and dividend might be less. Also the counter is in USD.

This post has been edited by gark: Mar 10 2016, 02:32 PM

well... there are japanese golf clubs, apts and supermarts reits listed in sgx too, right?

maybe we'll see korean kimchi makers and thai tomyum makers soon!

maybe everybody knows sgx attract all kinds of sucker bets!

Hi,

I read the article above and it talked about returns over 10 years with and also without dividends computed. Just curious how are the dividends for these ETFs paid out or are they paid out at all? If not, they must be retained by the ETF and ultimately reflected in NAV? If so, then the index or the share price itself already price in total returns for 10 years right? Why is there a need to calculate "with dividends" returns separately?

Thanks

i've received the dividends for my STI
Other SG listef ETFs, cant comment

also received for CIMBA40 listed in MY (& SG i think)

so..what was goal of the Qs again

Ok, thanks, goal achieved.

yeah. i actually wanted to buy THAI BREWERY stocks in 2014...

thats Y lor.. S'PORE is call the FINANCIAL HUB OF ASIA!!!!

Lookie at Accordia's run!

because the management very hard working in taking part in Investment Shows...

I sold some Accordia .. .63 today.