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twinklingstars said:
Hi, can I check with you, I DCA $250 twice a month, do you specifically DCA when there is a significant drop? Thank you!
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For weekly DCA, I use standing instruction, so it's a set date each month. But whenever there's a significant drop, just top up extra on your own ah (if you have spare cash). That's what I do. And this advice goes for everything, not just REITs.

If you don't have spare cash, then top up next month's contribution today, if things have been dropping (for example).

You can't really time the market perfectly, but if things drop over the past 2-3 days, then quite obvious already that you can go in and buy extra and earn a bit more.
 
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while Rising bond yields not usually positive for REITs

Inflation is a double-edged sword for REITs. Inflationary pressures may keep rents high, but they could also pressure interest rates indirectly, through yields on risk-free rates such as yields on 10-year bonds both in the US and in Singapore.

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/ca...zw9V0eCa-Ra34N7PDBxDkTcEURGXGkJVEw33E7XYmfidA

wITH little amt of div, i rathr nt reinv divs
https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital/brokers-calls/buy-these-s-reits-dips-long-term-says-ocbc

who inv more thn 20K in Reits?
 
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dappermen said:
Inflation is a double-edged sword for REITs. Inflationary pressures may keep rents high, but they could also pressure interest rates indirectly, through yields on risk-free rates such as yields on 10-year bonds both in the US and in Singapore.


https://www.theedgesingapore.com/cap...VEw33E7XYmfidA

wITH little amt of div, i rathr nt reinv divs

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/cap...term-says-ocbc


who inv more thn 20K in Reits?
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What’s yr views on the reits+ long term wise?
 
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I just saw the comments by Harry dent https://youtu.be/9A7N1BlUuaU

But let’s focus on sg, i felt items listed on sgx is just so diff from the other stk mkts eg usa
Reits to me sad to say, has very limited growth unless that co./properties Fundamentally changed its biz strategies


This also explained why i m alwys perplexed when i hear pp who r so glad that they reinvested their dividends payout, but for what? Expecting the small amt of divs allowing u to buy much more shares?

I felt buying sg Reits (the indv stock itself) or syfe’s reits100 is all abt income and divs!!! (As growth is limited)
read- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koTR8oJ7KKA (he too - u guys r Much bettr investor thn him to knw this fact much earlier!!!! pls! )

Yes there might be some growth potential but it is very limited....
Yes there are movement up or down ie cos whole world is moving too.... in fact,sg Reits collapsed terribly according to the world’s too....(w the exception of 1-2 good reit stock)


I hve invested on Reits100 by syfe too and own some stocks (reits) their performance is limited even after some yrs.... but the dividend yield is satisfactory for sure......
Sg space is very limited, even if we do reclaiming of land plus greening our island and lots more new proj upcoming!!! How much diffce can the mall be???it is alwys the same products everywhere
I heard that shake shack is opening up at gwcity soon and soon everywhere has its footprint(although i dont even find it good! 5guys better)
In short, even if it is IT/tech/ commercial-based reits, there is still a limit of growth in sg!
Post covid era is all abt working from home except of hogging up office space, yes we still need servers/cloud to store data but not all the reits r of such making

Which is why stashaway has Reits too, pkged under Sg income!! Why sg income??? Cos it is obviously an income-(div) related stocks.....
U buy Reits in sg (although some reits invested in india and china etc, those rely on the potential of those bigger mkt to bring abt growth) else it is still about income and divs


Read the most liked comments by Joe Lee esp if u wanna passive income cum retirement! Why is the bulk of his composition into Reits??
-Nt for growth but for income/divs mainly https://seedly.sg/questions/how-to-...urce=crm_weeklynewsletter&utm_medium=internal

As well as to read this article, 3 Industrial REITs That are Well-Positioned for ...

Although most REITs have had to reduce their distribution per unit (DPU) as part of tenant support measures, some have held up better.
As 2021 approaches, industrial REITs have been a beacon in the dark for income-seeking investors as they continue paying out stable, or even growing, dividends.

URL: https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/article/view/rcms218162
 
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for those who invested in syfe reits in feb, can share if it's green or in red. how many %
 
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meaning u think sg-reits is at best defensive? and not grow much?

dappermen said:
I just saw the comments by Harry dent https://youtu.be/9A7N1BlUuaU

But let’s focus on sg, i felt items listed on sgx is just so diff from the other stk mkts eg usa
Reits to me sad to say, has very limited growth unless that co./properties Fundamentally changed its biz strategies


This also explained why i m alwys perplexed when i hear pp who r so glad that they reinvested their dividends payout, but for what? Expecting the small amt of divs allowing u to buy much more shares?

I felt buying sg Reits (the indv stock itself) or syfe’s reits100 is all abt income and divs!!! (As growth is limited)
read- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koTR8oJ7KKA (he too - u guys r Much bettr investor thn him to knw this fact much earlier!!!! pls! )

Yes there might be some growth potential but it is very limited....
Yes there are movement up or down ie cos whole world is moving too.... in fact,sg Reits collapsed terribly according to the world’s too....(w the exception of 1-2 good reit stock)


I hve invested on Reits100 by syfe too and own some stocks (reits) their performance is limited even after some yrs.... but the dividend yield is satisfactory for sure......
Sg space is very limited, even if we do reclaiming of land plus greening our island and lots more new proj upcoming!!! How much diffce can the mall be???it is alwys the same products everywhere
I heard that shake shack is opening up at gwcity soon and soon everywhere has its footprint(although i dont even find it good! 5guys better)
In short, even if it is IT/tech/ commercial-based reits, there is still a limit of growth in sg!
Post covid era is all abt working from home except of hogging up office space, yes we still need servers/cloud to store data but not all the reits r of such making

Which is why stashaway has Reits too, pkged under Sg income!! Why sg income??? Cos it is obviously an income-(div) related stocks.....
U buy Reits in sg (although some reits invested in india and china etc, those rely on the potential of those bigger mkt to bring abt growth) else it is still about income and divs


Read the most liked comments by Joe Lee esp if u wanna passive income cum retirement! Why is the bulk of his composition into Reits??
-Nt for growth but for income/divs mainly https://seedly.sg/questions/how-to-...urce=crm_weeklynewsletter&utm_medium=internal
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Not sure would i use defensive on them, but for sure reit stocks r usually for their dividends


you would like to read this article, 3 Industrial REITs That are Well-Positioned for ...

Although most REITs have had to reduce their distribution per unit (DPU) as part of tenant support measures, some have held up better.
As 2021 approaches, industrial REITs have been a beacon in the dark for income-seeking investors as they continue paying out stable, or even growing, dividends.

URL: https://secure.fundsupermart.com/fsm/article/view/rcms218162
 
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Up till now, still not yet for me!??

Is that due to my amount?? More than 15k??


I trust that has nothing to do with i opted- never reinvest divs
 
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That is my point they start the rebalancing from the smallest account holder, not too complex to begin with....
i just checked again still nt yet changed...
 
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Yes we must have greater say

Although sabana is not in iedge

https://enmobile.prnasia.com/releas...oposed-new-independent-directors-311887.shtml

Quarz and Black Crane DO NOT INTEND TO ENDORSE BOTH THE PROPOSED NEW INDEPENDENT DIRECTORS UNTIL FURTHER DISCUSSIONS. Quarz and Black Crane are not convinced that the proposed directors are committed to defend independent unitholders' interests.
We caution Sabana REIT Manager from the perception that if independent unitholders vote down the directors, they can repeatedly appoint another 2 new directors' and put them up for endorsement. This would be a potential 'circumvention' and 'exploitation of loopholes' of the safeguard measures and regulation which MAS has put in to protect unitholders and reflects poorly on Sabana REIT Manager, its board of directors and ESR Cayman.


https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/co...over-reit-managers-would-raise-accountability

Allowing unitholders more say over Reit managers would raise accountability
 
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