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The third quarter financial reporting season is here again. Take advantage of this weekend to update the latest performance and progress of REITs in the watchlist, then organize and share with readers. The year-end work is really busy, I kindly ask readers for understanding as the recent update speed has dropped sharply.
Compared to Singapore's real estate investment trusts, Malaysia's various real estate investment trusts have actually shown quite stable performance in recent years, even surpassing the overall market performance. The real estate investment trusts I've been tracking have been steadily recovering their earnings per share distributions after the 2020 COVID period, with many even surpassing their pre-pandemic performance.
Taking the performance of the real estate investment trust I've been tracking from early 2024 until now (including dividend returns), in this period:
$PAVREIT (5212.MY)$ : 33.66%
$CLMT (5180.MY)$ : 28.41%
$IGBREIT (5227.MY)$ : 28.11%
$SUNREIT (5176.MY)$ : 25.19%
$ALAQAR (5116.MY)$ : 15.55%
$KIPREIT (5280.MY)$ : 8.28%
Such performance can be quite exaggerated, the stock price even feels a bit overvalued, there are really not many choices for me to enter at this time. In fact, apart from industrial trusts, many dividend stocks have achieved the largest annual increase in recent years. Maybe it's because the overall market is unstable, and dividend stocks have become the safe haven of the market?
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Compared to Singapore's real estate investment trusts, Malaysia's various real estate investment trusts have actually shown quite stable performance in recent years, even surpassing the overall market performance. The real estate investment trusts I've been tracking have been steadily recovering their earnings per share distributions after the 2020 COVID period, with many even surpassing their pre-pandemic performance.
Taking the performance of the real estate investment trust I've been tracking from early 2024 until now (including dividend returns), in this period:
$PAVREIT (5212.MY)$ : 33.66%
$CLMT (5180.MY)$ : 28.41%
$IGBREIT (5227.MY)$ : 28.11%
$SUNREIT (5176.MY)$ : 25.19%
$ALAQAR (5116.MY)$ : 15.55%
$KIPREIT (5280.MY)$ : 8.28%
Such performance can be quite exaggerated, the stock price even feels a bit overvalued, there are really not many choices for me to enter at this time. In fact, apart from industrial trusts, many dividend stocks have achieved the largest annual increase in recent years. Maybe it's because the overall market is unstable, and dividend stocks have become the safe haven of the market?
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$MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ bought at 10.4…should i sell it now?😭
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$DBS Group Holdings (D05.SG)$ quickly buy in now will definitely close above $39.2 today!
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$OCBC Bank (O39.SG)$ this time it will go down till 14.50
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it would rise back up and didn't care, but found it was all in vain.... After changing my mindset recently.... the money in the account for safety first is increasing more and more 
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$MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ A simple but quite effective analysis is using the BOLLINGER BANDS (BOLL) analysis, with corresponding MACD KDJ RSI to boot. Most of the time when Maybank red dips to the BOLL blue lower band, it is time to top up as much as you have in your fund, as it will usually be green after a few days session. A lot of traders uses BOLL for short term trading (selling high, buying low) but i am using it to buy the red dip and for long term investment. Since the plan is f...
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Time for another look at the SREITs sector. I examine the challenging environment and explore why we are facing down side pressure. I reiterated on the importance of being selective when it comes SREITs.
iEdge S-Reit Index Weekly Review 28 Oct 24 - Dividends Pay For My Kopi
In the companion podcast we dive into:
• Why is the interest rate cut not helping
• Accepting the challenging situation
• Being selective in SREITs may help
• Why some SREITs are doing well
• Why some SREITs are not doin...
iEdge S-Reit Index Weekly Review 28 Oct 24 - Dividends Pay For My Kopi
In the companion podcast we dive into:
• Why is the interest rate cut not helping
• Accepting the challenging situation
• Being selective in SREITs may help
• Why some SREITs are doing well
• Why some SREITs are not doin...
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Dear friends,
For transparency sake, I would like to share that I’ve sold all my REITs position. I had initially wanted to hold the REITs for long but the large property holdings of MLT and MPACT in China is a real drag on the two REITs. And I feel it will take at least several years before the property situation in China recovers. MIT is the only one that gives me confidence but I’ve sold it as well because I believe the poor results of MPACT and MLT will sour sentiments and d...
For transparency sake, I would like to share that I’ve sold all my REITs position. I had initially wanted to hold the REITs for long but the large property holdings of MLT and MPACT in China is a real drag on the two REITs. And I feel it will take at least several years before the property situation in China recovers. MIT is the only one that gives me confidence but I’ve sold it as well because I believe the poor results of MPACT and MLT will sour sentiments and d...
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$MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ I expected this week it will drop red below RM10.48, but i didn't expect to close at RM10.40. Managed to buy 5 lots at RM10.48 at the morning session, but was very surprised it dropped further to RM10.40. Before Deepavali, the market will most probably be red as per usual before any Public Holiday. But I expect people will buy the dip tomorrow maybe stabilising it at RM10.35 to RM10.45 for the next 2 days
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