Singapore property holding?
SPH REIT (SK6U) , I think

Seems good yield.
Singapore property holding?

Can the same be applied to sph as well? Ever since they sell away their properties to sph reits, sph dpu has been dropping with its revenue.
postage stamp is monopoly for singpost
parcel courier is perfect competition as got many many players
i think singpost is losing money in its parcel courier business
its like the food deiveroo and grab all bleeding to death to get market share
singpost sold its golden goose GD Express
GD is a money spinner
then used the money to anyhow buy ecommerce companies that keep losing money
keekeekee
SPH REIT (SK6U) , I think
Seems good yield.
ML currently vested in SH 2.5 lot @3.37
sitting at around 1k paper loss.
any advise to average down ?
Mine is +1,151 (+1.22%)
Singpost/CMT/FLT all rally from paper loss to paper gain![]()

if SH already 20% of portfolio or more.. just leave it there slowly collect dividends and heal... no choice
if 10% or less like that... ok to bring to 15%
Holding 4 stocks about 25% each the 3 others are
M1
CMT
CDG
Wheres Singapore? 
苦中做乐 , seem like not many choices bought a falling knife


then just hold and leave it there ba
I think your 4 stocks as whole are solid, dun worry
stay calm and collect dividends ^_^
What will the first trading day of 2017 bring for us mkt?

Green green at the moment.....![]()
without seriously researching about sph, it seems like its revenue in advertising revenue off its media, and media circulation is plunging seriously in the last two years. Not exactly a balance sheet issue... more like a management issue.
I like how keppel is quickly turning its business around... this is a sign of good management. usually capable management are grown internally rather than hired externally. For SPH, probably they can't turn the sails around quickly enough.
for me singpost has been acquiring and, academically, businesses that are termed "serial acquirers" usually come to no good end...
Brilliant!
What a great way to start 2017!!!
Day Change = +$2,005 (+0.58%)
Current Portfolio Value = $347,595
Curious, is it fine to split and dump part of my Emergency funds into SSB? Since i look at their TnC, and basically I can withdraw anytime.![]()