*Official* General Market Chit Chat Thread

[Genosis]

Ya, I agree that healthcare reits is of the sector to look for. PLife Reits looks good but IMO still abit expensive to me

I have faith in the track record of PLife management. DPU has been increasing over the years. Very seldom issue rights. Effective capital recycling (sold away old properties at a profits and acquire higher quality ones with better future rentals).

Around $2.20 is alright to enter.

 

[ValueInvestor]

If u left last bullet, u shoot ocbc, dbs or keppel?

Sent from your gal next door using GAGT

Would go for banks ba, their earnings still solid
Marine segment earnings falling

 

[ValueInvestor]

I have faith in the track record of PLife management. DPU has been increasing over the years. Very seldom issue rights. Effective capital recycling (sold away old properties at a profits and acquire higher quality ones with better future rentals).

Around $2.20 is alright to enter.

Plife management super good, very solid track record

good for long term holding

however do note that their debt profile is purely floating rates

so when interest rates go up, their DPU may come down

 

[ValueInvestor]

You all think DBS will be zhun or not?
or should listen to OCBC and start buying now?



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STI will maintain current range in next month: DBS
By PC Lee / theedgemarkets.com | November 30, 2015 : 5:07 PM MYT
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SINGAPORE (Nov 30): The Straits Times Index will likely stick within the 2,825-3,030 range in the next month, with attention on external central bank action, DBS says in a note.

The bank’s technical analysis indicates a narrow trading range, with “bargain hunting” opportunities below 2,825.

It notes that the beginning of an interest rate increase cycle -- which looks likely to start with the US Federal Reserve in December -- typically heralds an index correction in the initial two or three months, before a recovery is seen.

“Attention this week is drawn to the European Central Bank policy meeting on Thursday and the release of US November job numbers on Friday,” DBS writes. The STI trades at 2,859.71 on Monday afternoon, flat on its previous close.

 

[Genosis]

You all think DBS will be zhun or not?
or should listen to OCBC and start buying now?

I am more towards DBS's view...

If Fed hike rates in Dec, there will probably be a knee-jerk correction.

 

[Genosis]

This guy's dividend income also humongous! I think he is in his 50s...

http://sanye-investmentportfolio.blogspot.sg/2015/11/portfolio-update-30-november-2015.html

Solid portfolio too IMO

 

[[[ForeverAlone]]]

been a full time investor for 3 years plus riao

u in the forum so long never see me meh LOL


full time traders... most will fail after a few years... its like gambling in the casino, the house always wins
maybe only top 1% can make it and become rich

full time investor, living off dividends/interest is easier route

that means you " perhaps quite rich rah "

Get dividends also not every months leh..depend which stock you in...

next you must have a huge savings .....

daily needs also need expenses...

 

[ValueInvestor]

that means you " perhaps quite rich rah "

Get dividends also not every months leh..depend which stock you in...

next you must have a huge savings .....

daily needs also need expenses...

need to be frugal ba, aim to spend less than $1000 per month

 

[Mr.Canberra]

auntie also just makan

hungry cannot be picky liao haha

Walau eh don't tell me lau auntie also jiak!?

This year my telcos, REITs & STE cui...

But luckily SATS, RMG and SS burst. Dividends also help in the healing.

But overall, not a good year...

Personal opinion is long as the FED remains indecisive on interest rate hike better stay on the sidelines first.
Hoard more cash for hard asset purchases.

Fully agree 2015 is quite a rough ride.
Can get some profits already very good.

2016 is going to be even a tougher ride.

 

[ValueInvestor]

Walau eh don't tell me lau auntie also jiak!?



Personal opinion is long as the FED keeps on flip flopping on interest rate hike decisive better stay in the sidelines first.

Fully agree 2015 is quite a rough ride.
Can get some profits already very good.

2016 is going to be even a tougher ride.

some milf still ok one even hit 40 still damn power LOL

u will be surprise how much they can please u on the bed ^________^

 

[Shion]

Tuesday ~~~

Ex-Rights – CSC Holdings (5WTS1RSFOR3SH Offer of 1 for 3 at SGD 0.03)
Ex-Div – Hafary Holdings (SGD 0.005)
Ex-Div – Transit-Mixed Concrete (SGD 0.02)
Ex-Div – TTJ Holdings (SGD 0.08)

 

[NewInvestor]

need to be frugal ba, aim to spend less than $1000 per month

I really don't know how you manage to live with spending less than $1K a month.

Just got to admire you....

 

[MrSinkie95]

lip lai chit chatt

 

[Genosis]

I really don't know how you manage to live with spending less than $1K a month.

Just got to admire you....

I spend around $800 per month

(Allowance to parents not included)

 

[Genosis]

lip lai chit chatt

We are near the end of 2015. How has ur portfolio performed?

 

[Mr.Canberra]

I really don't know how you manage to live with spending less than $1K a month.

My expenditure also less than S$1000 per month.

Once you become a wealth accumulation junkie like me you will know how to find value and what unnecessary spending to cut back.

 

[Initiatives]

My expenditure also less than S$1000 per month.

Once you become a wealth accumulation junkie like me you will know how to find value and what unnecessary spending to cut back.

My expenditure also ranges from 800 to 1000 per month. includes fixed expenses like parent allowance, insurance and all.

 

[NewInvestor]

omg....how do you guys do it? My car alone.....

 

[Sinkie]

My expenditure also less than S$1000 per month.

Once you become a wealth accumulation junkie like me you will know how to find value and what unnecessary spending to cut back.

My expense also below $1000 per month

 

[ValueInvestor]

omg....how do you guys do it? My car alone.....

car is eat 1.5-2k a month gg