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john_ric
    28-Jan-2022 17:42  
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results out:

The distribution of 0.724 Singapore cents per Unit .
XD 8feb
pay on 22march

 
 
 
 
Lobster
    27-Jan-2022 18:32  
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You smart, you wait lor.... btw, we will be collecting our balance Ang pow tomorrow.

Ipoh123      ( Date: 27-Jan-2022 15:16) Posted:

As said before, cant see near term support. Waiting $1.5

Ipoh123      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 16:54) Posted:

Waiting for $1.


 
 
Ipoh123
    27-Jan-2022 15:16  
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As said before, cant see near term support. Waiting $1.5

Ipoh123      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 16:54) Posted:

Waiting for $1.5

Lobster      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 15:50) Posted:

Moving in liao....!


 

 
erhaier
    27-Jan-2022 14:24  
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End of the World?
 
 
fatpig
    18-Jan-2022 13:38  
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Mapletree Logistics Trust sees SGD23.6 million rout in week of EGM

https://www.reitsweek.com/2022/01/mapletree-logistics-trust-sees-sgd23-6-million-rout-in-week-of-egm.html

moneyspinner      ( Date: 10-Jan-2022 15:59) Posted:

Why?   Expecting declining DPU on rising interest rate?

fatpig      ( Date: 10-Jan-2022 15:44) Posted:

Institution unloading.   


 
 
Ipoh123
    13-Jan-2022 15:26  
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Given a chance to run first ...
 

 
john_ric
    13-Jan-2022 14:41  
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Going back up to 1.9x,. ... 2.0x
Time to accumulate.
 
 
Lobster
    13-Jan-2022 13:18  
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It' s no fun suaning ah pui der, when his calls spdidnt go his way, he just become laztpy and rather roll in his sty... so I have to remind him today ...many REITs up but
Daiwa down 
Aims down 
Elite down 
First Reit down 
Cronwell down

so, are you sure these should be ok, if all the others not okay?
I have aims and Cronwell btw... lots of them

fatpig      ( Date: 10-Jan-2022 17:00) Posted:

You sure all Reits down?

Daiwa House should be ok
Suntec should be ok
AIMS APAC should be ok
Elite Com should be ok 
First Reit should be ok
Cromwell should be ok.

All these reit exclude China/HK market.     

Lobster      ( Date: 10-Jan-2022 16:40) Posted:

Why?your Suzhou cousin been feeding you with institutional info?
The whole REITs market down la, Stupig.


 
 
Lobster
    13-Jan-2022 12:58  
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I notice ah pui der has upgraded to CNA, WSJ, and no more of his Suzhou cousin and " bannedbook" wedsite. Currently he is not here, probably rolling in  his sty...  
 
 
Lobster
    13-Jan-2022 09:51  
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You case you refuse to notice.... it' s $1.78/1.79 now.
highest REITs value, top gainers at the moment

Lobster      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 17:01) Posted:

Usually when I am in SengKang and I walk past Buangkok, and I see some people shouting crazy price, I will quickly siam... Now to be transparent, remember when I go into moving mode, price was 1.74/1.75.

 

 
Joelton
    13-Jan-2022 09:40  
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No plans to merge MLT and MIT: MLT manager
THERE are no plans by the manager of Mapletree Logistics Trust Mapletree Log Tr: M44U -0.57% (MLT) to merge the logistics real estate investment trust (Reit) with Mapletree Industrial Trust Mapletree Ind Tr: ME8U -0.77% (MIT), even as two other Reits from their sponsor have proposed a merger.
 
Mapletree Logistics Trust Management stated in its responses dated Jan 10 to unitholders' questions for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) that it has no plans to merge Mapletree Logistics Trust and Mapletree Industrial Trust.
 
" We believe that there is sufficient differentiation between MLT and MIT in terms of asset type, geography and tenant profile, and they are both operating at a meaningful scale individually with promising growth prospects in their respective sectors. Hence, there is no compelling reason to merge," Mapletree Logistics Trust Management said.
 
As at end-September last year, Mapletree Logistics Trust had a portfolio of 163 logistics assets in Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, mainland China, South Korea, Australia, Malaysia and Vietnam, with assets under management of S$10.8 billion.
 
Mapletree Industrial Trust, in contrast, managed S$8.5 billion worth of assets, with its portfolio of 143 assets being made up primarily of data centres, flatted factories and high-technology buildings in Singapore and North America as at end-September last year.
 
Mapletree Logistics Trust wants unitholders to approve at the EGM on Thursday (Jan 13) resolutions including the proposed acquisitions of 13 properties in China and 3 in Vietnam as interested-person transactions and the proposed issuance of new units as partial payment for the acquisitions.
 
 
Lobster
    13-Jan-2022 09:24  
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Don' t generalise or give a blanket comment...
" Years back" ... when? Which years?
" many reit have loans in millions" .... don' t all companies have loans?
" Less profit when rate go up......." how so? profits only affected by rates? then no need to do business liao 
" Some have problems to renew thier loans" like who? Which companies ?
" Now is the worst share (REIT) to own when rates go up" Then which stock is better to own?

should whole stock market close down?


 
 
 
fatpig
    12-Jan-2022 07:15  
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Commentary: China' s economy is faltering. The world just doesn' t know it yet



As China' s run of constant exponential economic growth hints at coming to an end, Morgan Stanley' s Ruchir Sharma explains why its effect on the global economy will be underwhelming.
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/china-slowdown-global-economy-economic-2363511
 
 
fatpig
    12-Jan-2022 06:58  
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The Slow Meltdown of the Chinese Economy by WSJ

https://www.wsj.com/articles/slow-meltdown-of-china-economy-evergrande-property-market-collapse-downturn-xi-cewc-11640032283

 

moneyspinner      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 20:26) Posted:

stMapletree Logistics TrustREITsSingaporeVietnam Mapletree Logistics Hub Tsing Yi in Hong Kong. Credit: Mapletree Logistics Trust Mapletree Logistics Hub Tsing Yi in Hong Kong. Credit: Mapletree Logistics Trust POSTED BY: LESLIE SHAFFER TUESDAY, 11 JANUARY 2022 00:36:53 Mapletree Logistics Trust said Monday it has no plans to merge with Mapletree Industrial Trust, saying there was ?no compelling reason? for a deal. ?We believe that there is sufficient differentiation between MLT and MIT in terms of asset type, geography and tenant profile, and they are both operating at a meaningful scale individually with promising growth prospects in their respective sectors,? Mapletree Logistics Trust said in answers to questions from shareholders ahead of an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) this week. The shareholder question followed Mapletree Commercial Trust and Mapletree North Asia Commercial Trust announcing at end-December a plan to merge into Mapletree Pan-Asia Commercial Trust in a S$4.22 billion deal, creating one of Asia?s top-10 largest REITs with assets across Singapore, South Korea, China, Hong Kong and Japan. Mapletree Logistics Trust is holding an EGM on 13 January for shareholders to approve the acquisition of 16 properties, including 13 in China and three in Vietnam, and the issuance of new shares to partially finance the deals. In response to a shareholder question about acquiring assets in China amid the government?s regulatory crackdown, Mapletree Logistics said the clampdown appeared focusing on sectors such as technology, gaming, education and property, and appeared prompted by efforts to curb monopolistic market activity, improving data security and ensuring ?common prosperity.? ?The manager believes that the logistics sector has not been disadvantaged by the government?s regulatory tightening actions and that infrastructure and logistics hubs development have always been top priorities on the national agenda. They often receive strong government support as they help promote economic growth and urbanisation, especially for the less developed areas,? Mapletree Logistics said. The trust added that the China acquisitions will expand its presence on the mainland to capitalize on favorable market trends and to capture growth opportunities. A shareholder also expressed concerns about China?s zero-Covid strategy and how it might affect growth. Mapletree Logistics pointed to the properties? Grade A specifications were a benefit in a market with a relatively limited supply of Grade A facilities. ?We believe the long-term fundamentals of the Chinese logistics sector remain compelling, driven by urbanisation and domestic consumption growth, including e-commerce, which underpins the strong demand for Grade A logistics facilities,? the trust said. ?In addition, higher e-commerce adoption and a greater emphasis on supply chain resiliency due to the pandemic have led to stronger demand for modern logistics facilities.?

 
 
Lobster
    12-Jan-2022 01:31  
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This report in Shenton said that " MAPLETREE LOG TRUST  said on Monday it has no plans to merge with MAPLETREE INDUSTRIAL TRUST,    saying there was no compelling reason for a deal."  

Well, in the last MNACT AGM when a shareholder asked if there was any plans to merge with another Mapletree REIT,    the Chairman of Mapletree NAC Trust said " NO" .. that was  on 31 August 2021. According to coffee shop sources close to the lawyers working on the deal, they understand that they started discussions as early as April or May. So this kind of response really cannot trust... Anyway, guess   the market doesn' t like this kind of speculation....I always maintain this stance, when the coffee shop uncles sell, they never tell..... when they buy, there' s always a reason why.......
Anyway, let' s see if uncles are correct on this take....

Pdyohwadfmb...


Lobster      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 15:50) Posted:

Moving in liao....!

 

 
john_ric
    11-Jan-2022 20:51  
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Buy etf.
Like lion ph sreit which is a etf
 
 
moneyspinner
    11-Jan-2022 20:26  
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stMapletree Logistics TrustREITsSingaporeVietnam Mapletree Logistics Hub Tsing Yi in Hong Kong. Credit: Mapletree Logistics Trust Mapletree Logistics Hub Tsing Yi in Hong Kong. Credit: Mapletree Logistics Trust POSTED BY: LESLIE SHAFFER TUESDAY, 11 JANUARY 2022 00:36:53 Mapletree Logistics Trust said Monday it has no plans to merge with Mapletree Industrial Trust, saying there was ?no compelling reason? for a deal. ?We believe that there is sufficient differentiation between MLT and MIT in terms of asset type, geography and tenant profile, and they are both operating at a meaningful scale individually with promising growth prospects in their respective sectors,? Mapletree Logistics Trust said in answers to questions from shareholders ahead of an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) this week. The shareholder question followed Mapletree Commercial Trust and Mapletree North Asia Commercial Trust announcing at end-December a plan to merge into Mapletree Pan-Asia Commercial Trust in a S$4.22 billion deal, creating one of Asia?s top-10 largest REITs with assets across Singapore, South Korea, China, Hong Kong and Japan. Mapletree Logistics Trust is holding an EGM on 13 January for shareholders to approve the acquisition of 16 properties, including 13 in China and three in Vietnam, and the issuance of new shares to partially finance the deals. In response to a shareholder question about acquiring assets in China amid the government?s regulatory crackdown, Mapletree Logistics said the clampdown appeared focusing on sectors such as technology, gaming, education and property, and appeared prompted by efforts to curb monopolistic market activity, improving data security and ensuring ?common prosperity.? ?The manager believes that the logistics sector has not been disadvantaged by the government?s regulatory tightening actions and that infrastructure and logistics hubs development have always been top priorities on the national agenda. They often receive strong government support as they help promote economic growth and urbanisation, especially for the less developed areas,? Mapletree Logistics said. The trust added that the China acquisitions will expand its presence on the mainland to capitalize on favorable market trends and to capture growth opportunities. A shareholder also expressed concerns about China?s zero-Covid strategy and how it might affect growth. Mapletree Logistics pointed to the properties? Grade A specifications were a benefit in a market with a relatively limited supply of Grade A facilities. ?We believe the long-term fundamentals of the Chinese logistics sector remain compelling, driven by urbanisation and domestic consumption growth, including e-commerce, which underpins the strong demand for Grade A logistics facilities,? the trust said. ?In addition, higher e-commerce adoption and a greater emphasis on supply chain resiliency due to the pandemic have led to stronger demand for modern logistics facilities.?
 
 
Singpost
    11-Jan-2022 17:33  
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you can go to hougang

Lobster      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 17:01) Posted:

Usually when I am in SengKang and I walk past Buangkok, and I see some people shouting crazy price, I will quickly siam... Now to be transparent, remember when I go into moving mode, price was 1.74/1.75.

 
 
Lobster
    11-Jan-2022 17:01  
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Usually when I am in SengKang and I walk past Buangkok, and I see some people shouting crazy price, I will quickly siam... Now to be transparent, remember when I go into moving mode, price was 1.74/1.75.
 
 
Ipoh123
    11-Jan-2022 16:54  
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Waiting for $1.5

Lobster      ( Date: 11-Jan-2022 15:50) Posted:

Moving in liao....!

 
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