Following my previous post on Capitamall Trust, I came across an article in the Business Times by Ronald Sim that provides required information for investors who are interested in investing in S-REITS. This is a good resource and thus I am sharing this article below and hope that those who missed out on this article can learn and benefit!
Click here to read the article!
Value Stock Investing seeks to provide undervalued stocks ideas in US & Singapore. Price is what you pay. Value is what you get. Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1. - Warren Buffett Please bear in mind that ALL ideas, opinions, and/or forecasts are for informational or entertainment value ONLY and should NOT be construed as a recommendation to invest, trade, or speculate in the stock market.
Showing posts with label Reits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reits. Show all posts
Monday, April 15, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
S-REITs: Capitamall Trust - Stability and Sustainability
This post is a follow up on my previous post on Capitamall Trust being a deep value play. Capitamall Trust is Singapore's largest REIT and since its inception in July 2002, it has returned a total of 218.5% as of 31st December. The REIT is stable and has a distribution yield of 4.39%. The REIT has 15 properties that are strategically located and well managed. Management is also actively involved in Asset Enhancement Initative (AEI) and with the completion of Westgate in Jurong East, it looks to provide higher returns. For readers who wants to know more about Capitamall Trust and why it is a good, undervalued stock, UOB Kay Hian has a good presentation deck on Capitamall Trust. Hope this will give all readers a better understanding as investors should only invest in what we know! Have a profitable week ahead!
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Saturday, April 6, 2013
Reit List Tracker
With the increased interest in SReit, I will be publishing the following SReit tracker on a regular basis. The tracker shows the brokerage house recommendations and their view of the intrinsic value.
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