Cambridge Industrial Trust: Excess rights results.

I checked my savings account and saw the partial return of funds used in the acceptance of rights and application of excess rights in Cambridge's rights exercise.

In total, I have 4 lots of rights units: 2,125 accepted rights and 1,875 excess rights. Add this to the initial 17 lots which I bought at 51c per unit, I have 21 lots now at an average price of 49.46c per unit. Let's just round it up to 49.5c per unit. With a DPU of 4.84c, post rights, that's a distribution yield of 9.78%.

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Cambridge Industrial Trust: Going for excess rights.

Cache Logistics Trust: Accumulate on weakness.

We could be seeing the final move in the formation of a reverse head and shoulders pattern. Volume has been reducing as price weakened from a high of 96c on 4 April. The counter closed at 93.5c today.

What do I like?

1. Low volume pull back.

2. ADX suggests a lack of trend. Looking at the Stochatics, it has entered oversold territory.

3. Potential reverse head and shoulders pattern. Watch out for price possibly testing 93c or even 92.5c for support.

4. Results and income distribution will be announced on 26 April. Expecting that to be a catalyst to send price higher.

So, if the pattern is valid, how high could the price go? Well, the low of the pattern was seen on 15 March and that's at 91c. The neckline of the pattern is at 96c. Projecting this difference forward would give us a target of $1.01. Not too bad, if I do say so myself. I am accumulating on weakness.