Today, its price closed at 57.5c which is where we find the rising 20dMA. Although the MACD is declining and has completed a bearish crossover with the signal line, it is interesting to note that OBV has formed a higher lower. It seems that distribution is weakening. Of course, the higher high on the MFI is still valid.
Drawing an uptrend line from the low of 7 Jun, it is easy to see that a support that approximates the rising 50dMA. This should be a very strong support. However, it might not be tested if the 100dMA holds up as immediate support at 55.5c.
Indofood Agri target lowered to $2.31 by Daiwa. Daiwa notes management’s warning of weaker margin for cooking oil in 3Q10 due to 5% price cut at end June. Keeps Hold call: “While we are bullish about the palm-oil sector, our main concern is IFAR’s relative valuation compared with those of its peers.”
Thursday, 12 August 2010
Thursday, 12 August 2010
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Hi AK71, just discovered your blog and it's great! I also believe in income investing and am also a REIT lover! I buy REITs all over the world, including Singapore :)
ReplyDeleteA few things I want to ask you. (1) I bought MIREIT a few years back and now it's of course AAREIT. I'm a *long* way from home. How sure are you that this an investment for long term keeping and is it time to top up yet?
(2) What do you think of Cambridge REIT?
(3) What do you think about buying J-REITs directly? (I live in Hong Kong, not sure how easily you can buy Japanese stocks in Singapore). Yields are quite reasonable.
Thanks! Victor
Hi Victor,
ReplyDeleteI am happy to welcome a new reader always. :)
I believe that the renamed MI-REIT is a much stronger entity. AIMS AMP Capital Ind REIT now has the second lowest gearing level in the world of industrial S-REITs. The lowest is Cache Logistics. Annualised DPU is 2.15c which gives a yield of 9.35% based on a price of 23c. It is also trading at a huge discount to its NAV at 31c.
Cambridge REIT has a clown for a CEO. You could probably read about the fiasco that happened late last year when he tried to take over MI-REIT and lost millions in the process. I am very wary of its gearing level at >40%.
I don't know how to buy into J-REITs directly but I am very familiar with Saizen REIT. I read somewhere that J-REITs' yields average 5%. Am I right? Not very attractive to me. ;)
I am visiting Hong Kong on business next week. Haha.. Hope things are going well for you there. :)
AK,
ReplyDeleteYou're right, J-REITs' average yields are lower than that of S-REITs (although there are a few yielding higher than a respectable 7%: http://www.japan-reit.com/page/data-top.html). I am a REIT junkie and love to collect REITs. Since my portfolio is already heavily inclined towards REITs, I thought I should at least have some geographical diversification :)
I am happily reading your old blog posts... So Saizen and First REIT are your favourites then?
Victor
Hi Victor,
ReplyDeleteI feel that Saizen REIT has a lot of potential. Someone I chatted with said it is "grossly mispriced". I am looking forward to its report on 26 Aug (Thu).
I like First REIT. Yup, this one's for keeps. High yield, low gearing with assets in a defensive sector.
I like AIMS AMP Capital Industrial REIT as well. I shan't bore you with details here if you are already reading my old posts. ;)
Thanks for visiting again and do give my ZUJI banners a chance if you are travelling. If you find a good deal and make a purchase, I would get a small commission at the same time. :)
Sure I'll keep that in mind. I look forward to Saizen's report and perhaps might consider buying a small amount.
ReplyDeleteHi Victor,
ReplyDeleteYou might get your chance sooner than later. ;)