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Seems obvious that this reit will fall quite low soon. Thought of buying initially as yield is good.

Anyone of any suggestion of a good reit?

 

Think they are smarter than that.   
In the near future, there will suddenly be rosy news and even rosier forecasts. Analysts will tout BUY, ADD, OVERWEIGHT etc.
Stock price will suddenly head for the moon, sucking in retail investors who rush to buy/trade out of fear of missing out.
And so, these shares will pass on to retail investors at high.  And retail investors end up holding the bag.
And the BBs open Champagne and laugh all the way to the bank (actually to their own bank). 

kirbably      ( Date: 04-Apr-2018 21:53) Posted: big losses for dbs from this stabilisation

 

big losses for dbs from this stabilisation

 

Latest stabilisation purchase by DBS.    And look at the Humongous Amount they had to purchase.
They bought a whopping 7,600,100 out of the total 9,763,800 traded today......... 


Date of Purchase : 4 April 2018
Total number of Units purchased :  7,600,100 Units
Price of Purchase :    S$0.795 to S$0.80

 

Latest stabilisation purchase by DBS. And they' re having to buy up twice the amount now ....................


STABILISING ACTION IN RELATION TO THE INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING OF SASSEUR REIT

Date of Purchase : 2 April 2018
Total number of Units purchased :  1, 333,900 Units
Price of Purchase :    S$0.80

http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Sasseur%20REIT-%20Stabilisation%20Announcement%20-%202%20Apr%202018.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=495442
 

 

This one will become Sasswoon once DBS ends it' s stabilisation purchases.
Just like the Ayondo which has already become Ayoyo.

ysh2006      ( Date: 01-Apr-2018 19:25) Posted: Will thos one go under by next week ? Contra player sell off... Starship      ( Date: 29-Mar-2018 22:29) Posted: Many less-than-glowing articles written abt this counter.  Below is one: http://www.probutterfly.com/blog/an-honest-and-blunt-view-of-the-sasseur-reit-ipo

 

Will thos one go under by next week ? Contra player sell off...

Starship      ( Date: 29-Mar-2018 22:29) Posted: Many less-than-glowing articles written abt this counter.  Below is one: http://www.probutterfly.com/blog/an-honest-and-blunt-view-of-the-sasseur-reit-ipo

 

Many less-than-glowing articles written abt this counter.  Below is one:

http://www.probutterfly.com/blog/an-honest-and-blunt-view-of-the-sasseur-reit-ipo

 

how is ecworld reit  compared to this one? 

 

Stabilisation action by DBS Bank as Stabilising Manager of the Offering:

28 Mar 18
Purchased 533,900 shares
$0.80

29 Mar
Purchased 517,700 shares
$0.80


https://sgx.i3investor.com/servlets/anpth/317918.jsp

http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/Sasseur%20REIT-%20Stabilisation%20Announcement%20-%2029%20Mar%202018.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=495098

 

 

Apparently there are skeletons according to someone who wrote an article on this IPO.

http://www.jiemian.com/article/1228054.html

Goldfinger      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 19:34) Posted: Once the income suppor is gone - will yield go down to 4%? Also, I thought with the growing power of internet retailing, won' t such outlet malls be in a sunset industry, since presumably the shoppers there are highly  price conscious?  How do they ensure that items sold there are not fake? Will any clampdown on counterfeit goods, like IP protection issues being drummed by the US currently - have an impact on Sassuer' s malls? Too many questions, too many doubts - hence I am avoiding. sbscap      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 11:38) Posted: I reckon with the generally cold response to the IPO, 70c to 75c may be a safer entry. which would equate to an expected yield of 8% or more.

 

If n when they sell. I will follow their foot step...(SELL)
Don' t till worry come and pls don' t follow my foot step.

teeth53      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 21:39) Posted: That your forcast for Sassuer Reit. So are those like JD.com n CKK Holding (19.4%) n so forth heading into suspension.. ​ I have my.  Hopefully to collect some dividend for the next 12 -24 months. sengsk      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 20:44) Posted: Especially on China Stock. Good Stock can never IPO Once their IPO on Singapore Its a matter of time to drop..drop..drop..drop with end up Suspension. Very well known by all investors.

 

Serious...?.

serious      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 20:12) Posted: Avoid PRC management is the winning strategy . Goldfinger      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 19:34) Posted: Once the income suppor is gone - will yield go down to 4%? Also, I thought with the growing power of internet retailing, won' t such outlet malls be in a sunset industry, since presumably the shoppers there are highly  price conscious?  How do they ensure that items sold there are not fake? Will any clampdown on counterfeit goods, like IP protection issues being drummed by the US currently - have an impact on Sassuer' s malls? Too many questions, too many doubts - hence I am avoiding

 

Let hope Trump will do so to impose on Chinia Xi asap.
So Chnia middle n upper middle class can buy their own products, fake or no fake. 

Goldfinger      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 19:34) Posted: Once the income suppor is gone - will yield go down to 4%? Also, I thought with the growing power of internet retailing, won' t such outlet malls be in a sunset industry, since presumably the shoppers there are highly  price conscious?  How do they ensure that items sold there are not fake? Will any clampdown on counterfeit goods, like IP protection issues being drummed by the US currently - have an impact on Sassuer' s malls? Too many questions, too many doubts - hence I am avoiding. sbscap      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 11:38) Posted: I reckon with the generally cold response to the IPO, 70c to 75c may be a safer entry. which would equate to an expected yield of 8% or more.

 

That your forcast for Sassuer Reit.
So are those like JD.com n CKK Holding (19.4%) n so forth heading into suspension..
​ I have my.  Hopefully to collect some dividend for the next 12 -24 months.

sengsk      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 20:44) Posted: Especially on China Stock. Good Stock can never IPO Once their IPO on Singapore Its a matter of time to drop..drop..drop..drop with end up Suspension. Very well known by all investors.

 

Let wish. I can buy at cheaper px n get better return.
Still I have to pay comm$, stamp fee n others.

sbscap      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 11:38) Posted: I reckon with the generally cold response to the IPO, 70c to 75c may be a safer entry. which would equate to an expected yield of 8% or more.

 

Especially on China Stock.
Good Stock can never IPO
Once their IPO on Singapore
Its a matter of time to drop..drop..drop..drop with end up Suspension.
Very well known by all investors.

 

Avoid PRC management is the winning strategy .

Goldfinger      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 19:34) Posted: Once the income suppor is gone - will yield go down to 4%? Also, I thought with the growing power of internet retailing, won' t such outlet malls be in a sunset industry, since presumably the shoppers there are highly  price conscious?  How do they ensure that items sold there are not fake? Will any clampdown on counterfeit goods, like IP protection issues being drummed by the US currently - have an impact on Sassuer' s malls? Too many questions, too many doubts - hence I am avoiding. sbscap      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 11:38) Posted: I reckon with the generally cold response to the IPO, 70c to 75c may be a safer entry. which would equate to an expected yield of 8% or more.

 

Once the income suppor is gone - will yield go down to 4%? Also, I thought with the growing power of internet retailing, won' t such outlet malls be in a sunset industry, since presumably the shoppers there are highly  price conscious?  How do they ensure that items sold there are not fake? Will any clampdown on counterfeit goods, like IP protection issues being drummed by the US currently - have an impact on Sassuer' s malls? Too many questions, too many doubts - hence I am avoiding.

sbscap      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 11:38) Posted: I reckon with the generally cold response to the IPO, 70c to 75c may be a safer entry. which would equate to an expected yield of 8% or more.

 

PUBLIC OFFER RESULT -- No balloting,  Just like placement  as allocation for 1:1

It is relatively hard for placement players to get (buyers) whatever their number of units they wanted (their application for order). It is even harder for retailers.

This allocation has been un-usual. First time 1:1, retailers got some units. (See allocation table).

Those had applied 100,000 to 1,000,000 (+) units, got ONLY 20,000 to 50,000 units. (Is not 100% allocation). Is not pathetic response from public response.

http://www.sharejunction.com/sharejunction/listMessage.htm?topicId=2736& searchString=& msgbdName=IPO& topicTitle=IPO-ing.%20what%20U%20should%20look%20out%20for...


 

Goldfinger      ( Date: 28-Mar-2018 08:53) Posted: I thought the public response was pathetic.  I decided against subscribing for the IPO  after I read a few articles about the complicated structure and the income support (which means the malls are not self sustaining).  Had a fear that everyone will be allotted, and that fear came true.    All the best  to those vested.