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Waiting for the master to enlighten me. :D

Maybe AREIT if fall below 2.30, or CMT if 1.90 or below. :)

Areit doesnt look cheap, book value is 2.15... u can wait for this level

http://www.sharesinv.com/A17U/

but i warn u first.. SG is moving away from manufacturing... so industrial assets I would consider them as low quality... I do not see rentals going up.. and rentals are likely to go downtrend


http://www.sharesinv.com/C38U/

CMT at 1.90 is close to book value, super blue chip reit for sure
high quality malls near MRT for long term
 
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I dont want to start a war or anything but buying the same share does not qualify as copying...
many are stocking up on cmt because of the attractive pricing.


peace out :s12:

Hehehe so coincidental every time masterleong load up then div warrior load up hor?? :s8:
 

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What are you thoughts on a young investor's priorities? Is dividend investing possibly a thing of the past? I'm currently about 70% in STI ETF, which I understand to be sufficient to hedge against local inflation - but not quite enough to be a source of income in the future.
 

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do u have telcos already?

the 3 telcos provide good yield too of 4.5% to 7%

Areit doesnt look cheap, book value is 2.15... u can wait for this level

http://www.sharesinv.com/A17U/

but i warn u first.. SG is moving away from manufacturing... so industrial assets I would consider them as low quality... I do not see rentals going up.. and rentals are likely to go downtrend


http://www.sharesinv.com/C38U/

CMT at 1.90 is close to book value, super blue chip reit for sure
high quality malls near MRT for long term


Guess it's CMT then.
I dont have Telcos yet, looking at M1 for now. But prices seem to fluctuate quite abit recently. :s22:
 

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What are you thoughts on a young investor's priorities? Is dividend investing possibly a thing of the past? I'm currently about 70% in STI ETF, which I understand to be sufficient to hedge against local inflation - but not quite enough to be a source of income in the future.

Sti etf is ok ah, can grow at 6-8% long term returns is not bad
If u want higher returns must learn to stock pick, , can aim for 10% or higher average yearly returns
 

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What are you thoughts on a young investor's priorities? Is dividend investing possibly a thing of the past? I'm currently about 70% in STI ETF, which I understand to be sufficient to hedge against local inflation - but not quite enough to be a source of income in the future.

i tink u shud reduce ur sti etf holdings prob 30-40%. u can use the core satelite approach.

core: mature companies low growth but stable in fluctuating markets. pay decent dividends, long term capital growth

satelite: short term trading pool
 

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What are you thoughts on a young investor's priorities? Is dividend investing possibly a thing of the past? I'm currently about 70% in STI ETF, which I understand to be sufficient to hedge against local inflation - but not quite enough to be a source of income in the future.

For your stage, having a high savings rate is most impt
Saving $500 a month vs saving $2000 a month is a big difference between a 50k vs a 200k portfolio in near future
 
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