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23-May-2021 12:51
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To put things into perspective, if by early August, 70+ percent of Singapore residents, and all SG adults, can get one vaccination at least of COVID vaccines - then we would have crossed the herd immunity threshold in terms of vaccinations. This would be a very positive development - and that is like 2.5 months or so away? But, of course, this is only what is targeted. So we are not that far away from breaking Dawn.Entire adult population in S' pore can probably get first vaccine dose by early August 2021: MOH |
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1oopls
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23-May-2021 09:44
Yells: "I love my evil cute cute darling" |
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if dro can load, if up cn long, so easy money | ||
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newbieliu
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23-May-2021 00:32
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haizz. VERY jialat now
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Adrianinsing
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23-May-2021 00:28
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LJem and Westgate will be closed from Sunday (May 23), and re-open 14 days later, on June 6.- This move aims to break any potential chain of transmission and enable deep cleaning of the premises, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Saturday night. Westgate owned by CapitaLand though CaputalMalls Asia | ||
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Lobster
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22-May-2021 14:03
Yells: "Even Adam Khoo believes in the Black Market!" |
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The price weakened has actually to do with the weakening of its REITs in particular Cap Integrated Com. With news of a China property revival, it should be back up soon. Short term I see 3.70 +. Closer to EGM and restructuring completion, it will be a $4 plus plus stock. Heavily vested pdyohwadfmb |
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Adrianinsing
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22-May-2021 11:50
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The trading pattern of the past two weeks ? particularly alongside cryptocurrency?s movements ? suggests stocks including CapitaLand which has had a nice run from $3.48 - I love the share but even I?m taking my profits on Monday - all shares will continue to be volatile in the week ahead as people take their profits on any run up in any global stock to offset their losses on crypto | ||
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Isolator
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19-May-2021 11:32
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Short to enjoy... | ||
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doremifatso
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18-May-2021 18:50
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Wishlist of a Capitaland shareholder: https://wandering-elephant.com/2021/05/18/wishlist-of-a-capitaland-shareholder/ | ||
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Isolator
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17-May-2021 16:20
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Short to enjoy... | ||
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Adrianinsing
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16-May-2021 03:28
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Totally agree
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moron101
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15-May-2021 20:34
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Should move above $4.0 soon. Patience needed..
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14-May-2021 15:16
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No dining in, social gatherings capped at 2 people from May 16 as S' pore tightens Covid-19 rules 1 HOUR AGO SINGAPORE - People will be allowed out in groups of only two from this Sunday (May 16) until June 13, with dining-in prohibited as Singapore tightens its Covid-19 restrictions to stamp out the spread of cases in the community. Households will also not be allowed to receive more than two distinct visitors per day. Individuals should continue to cap their social gatherings at two a day as well. Eateries and hawker centres will offer only takeaway and delivery during this period to reduce the risk of transmission, due to the higher risk posed by customers in close proximity and dining in for prolonged period with their masks off, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) on Friday. Working from home will once again be the default for workplaces, and employers have to ensure that staff who can work from home do so. Speaking at a virtual press conference, Education Minister Lawrence Wong said the stricter measures are needed because many members of the public would have visited Changi Airport in the last few weeks, with some subsequently becoming infected. The concern is that there may be hidden cases that have leaked out into the community, added the multi-ministry task force co-chair, noting that unlinked cases have also gone up. There are currently 46 cases in the Changi Airport cluster, making it the largest of Singapore' s 11 active clusters. MOH said it will allow families' current childcare arrangements to continue, grandchildren being cared for by their grandparents on a daily basis will not be counted towards the two-visitor cap. However, grandparents are strongly encouraged to get vaccinated against Covid-19, and minimise mingling among grandchildren from different households. Apart from the prohibition on dining in, other activities that will no longer be allowed include strenuous indoor exercise classes and sports, as well as personalised services such as facials that require masks to be removed. Singing and the playing of instruments such as wind or brass instruments will also not be allowed. Other tighter restrictions include: - Weddings receptions will not be allowed, although solemnisations may continue for up to 100 people with pre-event testing in place, or 50 people with no testing. - Congregational and other worship services can continue with a lower cap of 50 people at any one time. The limit goes up to 100 attendees if pre-event testing is implemented. - Occupancy limits for malls and showrooms will be further reduced from the current limit of 10 sq m per person of gross floor area, to 16 sq m per person. - All attractions that received prior approval to operate at 50 per cent of their operating capacity will have to reduce this to 25 per cent. - Indoor and outdoor shows are allowed to continue for up to 50 people, with the cap going up to 100 people if pre-event testing is implemented. - Museums and public libraries will operate at a reduced capacity of 25 per cent. - Up to 100 people may be allowed into cinema halls with pre-event testing, or up to 50 people if no testing is in place. The cap of two people per group applies, and food and drinks cannot be sold or consumed in the cinema. To speed up detection, everyone who sees a doctor with signs of an acute respiratory infection will also have to undergo an antigen rapid test. This is in addition to the slower but more accurate polymerase chain reaction test. This testing regime will be rolled out progressively, starting with around 200 public health preparedness clinics from Saturday. Mr Wong urged people to follow the tightened measures and go out only for essential reasons. He added: " We know this is a very difficult period for everyone this is clearly a setback in our fight against Covid-19. We are resolved to keep fellow Singaporeans safe and to see Singapore safely through this crisis. So let' s continue to stay united, support each other and do our very best." |
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Isolator
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14-May-2021 14:26
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Short is enjoying..... | ||
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Goldfinger
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14-May-2021 12:00
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Hence, if you can' t get your hands on physical property due to family circumstances, good property stocks are not a bad proxy since they have landbank, that will appreciate over time.
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Adrianinsing
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14-May-2021 11:48
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Wow - very profound - thanks for the supporting evidence and detailed analysis | ||
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Singpost
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14-May-2021 10:52
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crash coming | ||
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Goldfinger
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14-May-2021 10:06
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A lot of people, including myself, are waiting for the cooling measures to be announced. One this is out, and its clear what the impact will be, there will be additional buying fever. The real pent up demand will then be unleashed.
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Goldfinger
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14-May-2021 10:04
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Simple illustration - Suppose you parents leave you a SGD5million Semi-Detached house in a decent location. You are an average C student, and get by with a simpler job in a bank bank office role. Your best mate, straight A student and gets a great job in a MNC, your mate' s family lives in a 4 room HDB and his parents have 3 kids - pay for your studies and nothing is left to your best mate. If property prices goes up only 3 percent per year - your net worth from the SD increases at least SGD150k per year, far outstripping the pay of your best mate twice to three times. Your best mate will never ever catch up, despite the better pay (assuming he does not become a tech entrepreneur etc). SO, the big issue now on the table is asset inequality, and not income inequality. Hence, this is the sad state of life and what faces your kids. Compared to those with a big family inheritance. Enjoy this food for thought.
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Isolator
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14-May-2021 09:38
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Short is enjoying... | ||
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Joelton
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13-May-2021 11:53
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CapitaLand reports improving operational performance for Q1
Recovery continues from H2 2020, but at a varied pace across regions
CAPITALAND said its operational recovery across its portfolio asset classes has continued from the second half of 2020 into the first quarter of 2021, albeit at a varied pace across geographies.
In a business update on Wednesday morning, the property giant reported a recovery in its full suite of businesses in China and a resilient international portfolio, but cautioned that residential development in Singapore may be " tempered by increasing construction costs" .
It nonetheless expects operational performance for the Singapore portfolio to remain stable despite the possible impact of recently tightened Covid-19 measures on shopper traffic.
In India where a severe second wave of Covid-19 has resulted in heightened restrictions, CapitaLand said its overall portfolio occupancy level remains " stable" at over 90 per cent, with " healthy" office rent collections at 98 per cent for the quarter.
The group also intends to focus on securing new residential projects in Vietnam, where its residential housing market is expected to recover further this year.
As at March 31, 2021, total assets under management stood at S$137.7 billion.
Total fee income grew 9 per cent year on year to S$203.6 million for Q1 2021 from S$186.7 million in the previous corresponding period.
The increase was mainly attributed to higher Reit (real estate investment trust) and private fund management fees corresponding to funds under management growth during the quarter.
Fee-related earnings notably rose 30 per cent year on year, driven by higher transactional activities due to improved market sentiments. Fund management fee income for the quarter also picked up year on year due to improved capital recycling, said the group.
In terms of real estate transactions, CapitaLand said its total year-to-date investments across the group has hit S$2.7 billion, with about 95 per cent invested into new economy assets. The group' s total year-to-date divestments stood at S$1 billion. Total group cash stood at S$14.8 billion as at end-March.
With a debt maturity profile of 3.5 years, the group said its net debt-to-equity of 0.65 times corresponds to nearly S$1.8 billion of implied debt headroom for potential liquidity needs and underwrite growth opportunities. It has an interest coverage ratio of 1.1 times.
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