Why Invest in Singapore Properties When Singapore REITs Are Paying This Much Dividend? Singapore investors are sitting on a rare opening. Quality S-REITs now yield roughly 6% to 9%, with…
REITs
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ICYMI bonds have nose-dived since late September, bringing REITs down with them. Granted both were already on a downtrend but the sell-off just accelerated. Not sure about you but I’ve…
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Investment
There was a time when investors Squirm at investing in US stocks, just like REITs now. – Investment Moats
Apparently REITs returns have been so shit that some investors think they have always been shit. Well, here is a chart of REITs versus the Indexes which… recently you would…
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Investment
Worth buying for income? 3 Singapore blue-chip REITs with dividend yield around 6% and near 52-week lows
What happened? Singapore stocks have rallied strongly. While the STI has climbed above 5,500, led by the banks, several blue chip REITs remain near their 52-week lows as higher bond…
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If you read, watched (or been bombarded) by short form videos by property agents, you would have heard a Singapore gospel: property is the only “real” way to build wealth…
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Most investors pick real estate investment trusts (REITs) for the steady income, but not every REIT is built the same. The strongest ones own high-quality assets, maintain prudent balance sheets,…
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What happened? Singapore REITs have recovered slightly after the March sell-off. Last month, we covered 3 Singapore REITs with dividend yields above 6%, as the pullback pushed yields higher. We also…
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What happened? With Singapore T-bill yields falling, I have been looking at other instruments that may offer a higher yield. Earlier, we shared three blue chip stocks that raised dividends…
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What happened? In this week’s Weekly Market Review in partnership with Securities Investors Association Singapore (SIAS), we discuss key developments in the global equity market alongside Mapletree REITs. Watch the…
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Theory is useful. Execution is everything. You’ve learned the fundamentals of REITs in Part 1 and how to evaluate different sectors in Part 2. But knowledge without action won’t generate…
