Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust *Official* (SGX:BUOU)

ask_yip

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Every 300-500 units my total fees are like 70-90 cents. A far cry from the era when every purchase I made minimum fee was $28 loh. So those few cents more I pay thru multiple small purchases are negligible.

huh? which broker? custodian?
 

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Stand Chart. Yah custodian. As long you are priority banking customer, no minimum cost for brokerage fees. I believe @limster is using the same brokerage too.

for 10000 @ $0.91, i used FSMOne $8.80 flat rate comms, cheaper. FSMOne got free lvl 2 depth for SGX promo, so can see order depth when queuing 😅
 

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I like its portfolio of assets. many 'small' properties rather than a few mega properties. if you look at the profile, a lot of them are freehold as well.

it has been hit by SGD's strength since it gets quite a bit of revenue in A$, GBP, Euro. But like I have mentioned in the past, the SGD cannot appreciate indefinitely and any further forex surprise is more likely to the upside than downside.

I think UK and Australia may be cutting rates more aggressively that Powell, which means cheap borrowing costs in A$, GBP?

However, I am losing money in this counter, so I could be wrong! If it hits $0.85 I will buying more shares to average down (my last purchase was at $0.91) :ROFLMAO:
 

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I bought ATH around 1.4+, now really no eye see.

Want to avg down but every week hitting new low
 

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Recently monitoring this counter as I find that is quite undervalued but have potential in their properties as well as the dividends (though slightly lowered) but at 0.03 based on today’s price of 0.810/5, is a decent 3.7% and if the full year’s dividend is also similar. It will be >7%.
 
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