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Thursday, 6 April 2017
SREITs Summary 6.4.2017. Double H Day.
It's a sea of red for REITs today. The 2 sectors that performed better in comparison to the rest are Healthcare and Hospitality.
The other 3 stocks that perform well are:
Fortune Reit (+1.12%)
CapitaRetail China Trust (+0.68%)
Mapletree Commercial Trust (+0.32%)
Well done!
Hope tomorrow will be a better day! Or time to go shopping? 😀
P.S I will not be opening the download link to my app on Fri night as the Loading... error is back.
Healthcare +2.29%, Hospitality 0%. Huh...0% also consider good?
All 3 companies are Positive. Religare, GO GO GO!
A Resilient Day for Hospitality. It's like they have an off day. Perhaps things are starting to look good for Hospitality REITs this year?
The other 3 stocks that perform well are:
Fortune Reit (+1.12%)
CapitaRetail China Trust (+0.68%)
Mapletree Commercial Trust (+0.32%)
Well done!
Hope tomorrow will be a better day! Or time to go shopping? 😀
P.S I will not be opening the download link to my app on Fri night as the Loading... error is back.
Wednesday, 5 April 2017
SREITs Summary 5.4.2017. 5 Under-performers today.
SREITs continue to perform generally well today so I will just list out the companies with negative result. 😀 Feeling lazy today
Retail - Frasers Centrepoint Trust(-0.96%), CapitaRetail China Trust (-2%)
Commercial - Capitaland Commercial Trust (-0.32)
Industrial -Cache Logistics Trust (-0.57%) Note:My spreadsheet shows -1.14% as previous day's closing price is wrong.
Hospitality - Ascendas Hospitality Reit (-0.64%)
I already owned 4 out of the 5 company shares listed above. The other company I am also keen in getting. Unfortunately, Auntie Yellen and Mr Market didn't give me a good discount during the recent interest rate hike. 😒 Which company is it? I will blog about it if I manage to get the shares at a yield which I am happy with next time.
I bought 3000 shares of Starhill Global to average down during the recent hike. I mentioned this purchase in an earlier post (link here). Nevermind lar. No fish, get prawn also not bad. 😁
Retail - Frasers Centrepoint Trust(-0.96%), CapitaRetail China Trust (-2%)
Commercial - Capitaland Commercial Trust (-0.32)
Industrial -Cache Logistics Trust (-0.57%) Note:My spreadsheet shows -1.14% as previous day's closing price is wrong.
Hospitality - Ascendas Hospitality Reit (-0.64%)
I already owned 4 out of the 5 company shares listed above. The other company I am also keen in getting. Unfortunately, Auntie Yellen and Mr Market didn't give me a good discount during the recent interest rate hike. 😒 Which company is it? I will blog about it if I manage to get the shares at a yield which I am happy with next time.
I bought 3000 shares of Starhill Global to average down during the recent hike. I mentioned this purchase in an earlier post (link here). Nevermind lar. No fish, get prawn also not bad. 😁
Tuesday, 4 April 2017
SREITs Summary 4.4.2017 - A Look at Today's Best Performing REIT
A very strong performance from Singapore REITs today. There were only 3 companies with negative result today. The companies are as follows: ParkwayLife Reit (-0.02), Fraser Centrepoint Trust (-0.01) and Fortune Reit (-0.02).
Best performing sector goes to Industrial sector with an overall gain of 5.6%. Best performer is Cache Logistic which is up by 2.94% today!
Price up supported by strong volume (8.08M). Looks good!
Something brewing for Cache?But at today's closing, Sell volume is 1092.3 and Buy volume only 95.0. Will there be a selldown tomorrow?
From the app Spiking, Manager of the REIT and Chairman Lim How Teck bought at $0.81 in Jan. Alamak. Should have followed them and buy. :P
I am looking forward to Cache's result announcement on 20th April. I am down by around 12% after factoring in the dividends that I have collected so far. I will not average down for this stock which made up around 9% of my portfolio. I have casually browse through the Annual Report and there doesn't seem to be anything positive coming up for this company. Hopefully I am wrong and Cache can finally show me some real cash.
Monday, 3 April 2017
Market Summary for 3.4.2017. 1 Champion emerged today.
I am currently monitoring only the STI component stocks and SReits (exclude Sabana). Market Summary applies only to companies under these category.
Summary Report for 3.4.2017:
For STI Component (Non-Reits) stocks, there were 7 Companies whose share price closed at <2% away from their 52-week price. The companies are as follows:
Company Closing Price 52-week Price
Genting Singapore 1.03 1.04
HongkongLand USD 7.72 7.79
UOL 7 7.14
YZJ Shipbldg SGD 1.165 1.185
DBS 19.4 19.42
UOB 22.12 22.13
OCBC 9.78 9.78
Well done, OCBC. OCBC rose 6 cents today to close at $9.78! Congrats to those who bought this stock when it's share price went down.
SReits Performance
SReits performance today is as shown below.
Summary Report for 3.4.2017:
For STI Component (Non-Reits) stocks, there were 7 Companies whose share price closed at <2% away from their 52-week price. The companies are as follows:
Company Closing Price 52-week Price
Genting Singapore 1.03 1.04
HongkongLand USD 7.72 7.79
UOL 7 7.14
YZJ Shipbldg SGD 1.165 1.185
DBS 19.4 19.42
UOB 22.12 22.13
OCBC 9.78 9.78
Well done, OCBC. OCBC rose 6 cents today to close at $9.78! Congrats to those who bought this stock when it's share price went down.
SReits Performance
SReits performance today is as shown below.
Companies with share price <2% from 52-week high
Sunday, 2 April 2017
Is this the Best Trading Account now?
My first trading account was with Philip Capital which I opened many years ago. I didn't trade that frequent in the past and it served me well so far. I was more of a Unit Trust guy previously. :) I still invest in Unit Trusts now for diversification purpose. For stocks, I only invest in the local sg market.
Last year, I opened a second trading account with DBS Vickers. I chose it as I can just apply online and I already have a DBS Savings account. So payment of shares could be easily done I suppose. I didn't quite like the interface at first but once I got used to it, it is alright. A few months later, I found out about DBS's Multiplier Account. The benefit of this account is we earn higher interest rate compared to the saving account if we fulfil their criteria. Only the first $50k in this account could earn the higher interest. The transfer is also immediate. The criteria to earn the higher interest rate is to transact in at least 2 categories and the total amount needs to exceed $7500. There's a total of 5 categories which are listed in the screenshot below. Trading using DBS Vickers would be categorise under Investment. Dividends credited into our saving account is also counted as monthly transaction.
For DBS Vickers, when we trade and choose cash upfront as payment option, each trade commission is 0.12%, min $10. We will have to topup the cash upfront account before we trade. Say if I want to trade a stock and the total cost is $5000, I have to transfer funds from my saving account into this cash upfront account before I place the trade. The transfer is instantaneous. 1 thing to note is the settlement date will still considered be 3 working days. So if I place a trade on 31 March, the transaction is considered as done in April. Currently there is a $5 rebate for each trade promo that would end in June 2017. For more information, please visit DBS website. By the way, DBS is not paying me to advertise. Both the DBS Vickers and Multiplier account benefit me a lot and so I would like to share with anyone who read this Post. I am basically trading for free as the higher interest earned could cover my trade commissions. :)
$5 rebate? Hurray!
Add-On Post
Last year, I opened a second trading account with DBS Vickers. I chose it as I can just apply online and I already have a DBS Savings account. So payment of shares could be easily done I suppose. I didn't quite like the interface at first but once I got used to it, it is alright. A few months later, I found out about DBS's Multiplier Account. The benefit of this account is we earn higher interest rate compared to the saving account if we fulfil their criteria. Only the first $50k in this account could earn the higher interest. The transfer is also immediate. The criteria to earn the higher interest rate is to transact in at least 2 categories and the total amount needs to exceed $7500. There's a total of 5 categories which are listed in the screenshot below. Trading using DBS Vickers would be categorise under Investment. Dividends credited into our saving account is also counted as monthly transaction.
For DBS Vickers, when we trade and choose cash upfront as payment option, each trade commission is 0.12%, min $10. We will have to topup the cash upfront account before we trade. Say if I want to trade a stock and the total cost is $5000, I have to transfer funds from my saving account into this cash upfront account before I place the trade. The transfer is instantaneous. 1 thing to note is the settlement date will still considered be 3 working days. So if I place a trade on 31 March, the transaction is considered as done in April. Currently there is a $5 rebate for each trade promo that would end in June 2017. For more information, please visit DBS website. By the way, DBS is not paying me to advertise. Both the DBS Vickers and Multiplier account benefit me a lot and so I would like to share with anyone who read this Post. I am basically trading for free as the higher interest earned could cover my trade commissions. :)
Add-On Post
Saturday, 1 April 2017
Singapore Market's Summary Report for March 2017
Here's a quick summary of SG Market for the last day of March. A very good result for March. None of the STI component stocks (Non-Reit) are near their 52-week low value. In fact, there are 4 companies with their share price near their 52-week high (<2% away). The companies are as follows: Genting Sing, Global Logistic, HongkongLand and ST Engineering.
For Reits, none of the companies share price have hit their 2017's lowest price for the past few days.
The following companies are very close to their 52-week high price.
Retail - Lippo Mall Trust, SPH Reit and Suntec Reit
Commercial - OUE Commercial
Industrial - Ascendas Reit, Mapletree Industrial Reit and Viva Industrial Trust
Hospitality - Ascendas Hospitality reaches 52-week high. Well Done!
For Banks, DBS has reached it's 52-week high price while OCBC and UOB are near.
That concludes my Summary Report for March 2017.
For Reits, none of the companies share price have hit their 2017's lowest price for the past few days.
The following companies are very close to their 52-week high price.
Retail - Lippo Mall Trust, SPH Reit and Suntec Reit
Commercial - OUE Commercial
Industrial - Ascendas Reit, Mapletree Industrial Reit and Viva Industrial Trust
Hospitality - Ascendas Hospitality reaches 52-week high. Well Done!
For Banks, DBS has reached it's 52-week high price while OCBC and UOB are near.
That concludes my Summary Report for March 2017.
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