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Today not fight at .685, today 14/03/2035 fighting stop between .690 vs .695, this two - three days, No red, REITs 10 to 1. No red mark at all. But no, up...for SASSEUR, still some good players still buy up after it closed at 5pm. Hope is time to hit .7 mark. Akan Datang soon. Due to coming CD week very soon.

SASSEUR Reits XD ahh. Closed on Tues 18/3 @.675 or up 1.5%. Chiong tomorro. ahh. SASSEUR today Tues 18/March trading between morning and afternoon still .67 - .675.

They are a chance this SASSEUR Reits today Tues 18/March trading between this morning between .665 to .675.

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Why should u own REITs?
Why owns REITs, & he’ll likely counter: “Why not?”. Consider REITs unlock access to prime real estate, generating consistent rental income.  A portfolio of well-chosen REITs offers a win: to steady income and potential capital growth as property values move or climb.

Reason #1: Keeping taxman at bay are that many other ways to make money without the taxman wanting his cut. Example, when companies make a profit, they must pay corporate tax, they gave CD dividend.

REITs operate differently. If they pay out 90% of their taxable income to you — unitholder — they are not required to pay taxes on income. A the tax savings don’t stop there. In REIT unitholders don’t have to pay income tax on distributions receive.
It’s a double tax win: REIT avoids corporate tax, you avoid income tax on your dividends. That’s a powerful advantage, making REITs a tax-efficient cornerstone for your portfolio.

Reason #2: if you like to own a shopping mall?, dreamt of owning a shopping mall, a sprawling industrial complex, or a cutting-edge data centre?  REITs give everyday investors access to high-value properties normally out of reach. In S'pore, we are blessed with plenty of choices

The experience of local investors with S-REITs with Chinese assets hasn’t been a bed of roses so far. At one point, three S-REITs with Chinese assets and a property trust were listed. They were CapitaLand China Trust , Sasseur REIT, EC-World REIT and Dasin Retail Trust . Mapletree Logistics Trust has 18.5% of its assets under management in China, which were blamed for its 2.7% decline in distribution per unit as at the end of 2024.


The main risk with the non-CapitaLand, non-Mapletree REITs is the “key man” risk. In the world of S-REITs, this refers to the sponsor. For instance, EC-World REIT’s sponsor was responsible for more than 80% of the REIT’s rental income through master leases. Similarly, Dasin Retail Trust’s sponsor contributed around 70% to its rental income.

Looking at Sasseur REIT’s rental: 

The income is based on the entrusted management agreement (EMA) model. The starting point is the cash flow from tenant sales (less expenses) of its four outlet malls: Chongqing Liangjian Outlet, Chongqing Bishan Outlet, Kunming Outlet and Hefei Outlet. Unlike the retail REITs in Singapore, where base rent comprises the main part of their gross rental income, Sasseur REIT’s rent comes mainly from tenant sales. The “entrusted manager” takes all the cash flow from tenant sales and, after expenses and fees, pays this out to unitholders.

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The experience of local investors with S-REITs with Chinese assets hasn’t been a bed of roses so far. At one point, three S-REITs with Chinese assets and a property trust were listed. They were CapitaLand China Trust , Sasseur REIT, EC-World REIT and Dasin Retail Trust . Mapletree Logistics Trust has 18.5% of its assets under management in China, which were blamed for its 2.7% decline in distribution per unit as at the end of 2024.


The main risk with the non-CapitaLand, non-Mapletree REITs is the “key man” risk. In the world of S-REITs, this refers to the sponsor. For instance, EC-World REIT’s sponsor was responsible for more than 80% of the REIT’s rental income through master leases. Similarly, Dasin Retail Trust’s sponsor contributed around 70% to its rental income.

Looking at Sasseur REIT’s rental: 

The income is based on the entrusted management agreement (EMA) model. The starting point is the cash flow from tenant sales (less expenses) of its four outlet malls: Chongqing Liangjian Outlet, Chongqing Bishan Outlet, Kunming Outlet and Hefei Outlet. Unlike the retail REITs in Singapore, where base rent comprises the main part of their gross rental income, Sasseur REIT’s rent comes mainly from tenant sales. The “entrusted manager” takes all the cash flow from tenant sales and, after expenses and fees, pays this out to unitholders.

Here, at least have five Retailer Reits.

BHG RETAIL... 
CAPLAND CHINA..   
DASIN RETAIL...   
EC WORLD R... and 
SASSEUR REITs...

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If it hot 52-week high or liw in listing, one is in great way to look for stocks like me...  hope you can add or take out also... to your portfolio with Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) hitting a for eg: 17-year high recently, there are many stocks that are scaling their year-high.

But...Some is down, Investors should, however, also check in on their business to determine if it is doing well and has potential to continue to deliver. 

If earnings momentum stays strong, think stock should continue to do some times and not all the well.... Rotfl  

Just 4-reading & not advice for trading.  

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FTSE REIT Index is challenging a several-times tested resistance at 633. The time may finally be at hand for the FTSE REIT Index to attempt a breakout as short- and medium-term indicators appear to have strengthened.

However, volume is absent & volume needs to expand prices to breakout. The next resistance, following a successful breakout, is likely to appear at 690, representing a short-term upside of 9%. Volume could follow with lower interest rates. On March 21, the benchmark 10-year US Treasury yield slipped more than 3 basis points to 4.20%, & the 2-year Treasury yield was more than 2 basis points lower at 3.929%. Market observers attributed the decline.

https://www.theedgesingapore.com/capital...and-stocks

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[SINGAPORE] Trade tensions in global markets were evident in the performance of global banks in recent weeks. The Singapore trio of DBS, OCBC and UOB averaged declines of 1.4 per cent. At the same time, recent US inflation data came in below expectations, with concerns about the weakening growth outlook in the US.

Despite the recent broad market downturn, Singapore real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) rebounded strongly with the iEdge S-Reit Index gaining close to 5 per cent over the past two weeks.

Larger market-capitalisation S-Reits have also led the sector’s recent gains. Within the Straits Times Index (STI), the seven S-Reits averaged 5.6 per cent gains over the past two weeks

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Here, at least have five Retailer Reits.

BHG RETAIL... 
CAPLAND CHINA..   
DASIN RETAIL...   
EC WORLD R... and 
SASSEUR REITs...

Today, got one big volume @15:21:39. Deal of 667,000 thousand @.665 changing hand.  it closed after 5pm with, volume, is another more then thousand of share changing hands 


teeth53. Date: 24-Mar-2025) SGX Closed at 5pm.
Today 24/03/2025 Monday, it is ready No marking of XD....Good, it is out....  Here, at least have five Retailer Reits. 

BHG RETAIL... 
CAPLAND CHINA.. 
DASIN RETAIL... 
EC WORLD R...& not the last us
SASSEUR REIT.

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The “REIT-vival” that we all anticipated might not be coming so soon.

But I get it, some of us who are here for the long term are trying to make a contrarian move – scooping up blue chip REITs at attractive prices. The interest rate regimes and economic cycles, as their names imply, go up and down, but they should not be detrimental to a great REIT’s long term potential and track record.

With a host of REITs reporting their latest quarterly results – some with their full FY results, I thought it would be interesting to profile some of Singapore’s blue chip REITs side by side, comparing to see which of them is the bluest of them all.

After a dearth of S-Reit listings, it is now make or break for the market

For the new IPOs to have an impact, they will have to be of good quality.

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After a dearth of S-Reit listings, it is now make or break for the market

For the new IPOs to have an impact, they will have to be of good quality.

[SINGAPORE] The time is right for a shake-up in Singapore’s real estate investment trust, or S-Reit, market.


Interest rates have likely peaked, giving S-Reits stability and more certainty on their future performance.

The sector is also seeing a rebound as lower interest rates ease borrowing pressure on S-Reits. In the month to date ended Mar 20, the iEdge S-Reit Index recorded 4.8 per cent in price returns, outperforming the broader Strait Times Index’s 0.9 per cent.

Want the full...story?.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion...eak-market

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After a dearth of S-Reit listings, it is now make or break for the market. For the new IPOs to have an impact, they will have to be of good quality.

Here, today Sasseur is trading to it low-est to .66çent

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At this price $2.15 AI said can buy need wait long long because turnaround has not come yet...

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At this price $2.15 AI said can buy  need wait long long because turnaround has not come yet...

Ya. Think price is abit stiff.

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This morning players trading to hit .67 or up .005c. Trading in green green lane...

Good...👍

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Ya. Think price is abit stiff.

This morning stuck at 2.13 - 2.15 range...no up or down...

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This morning stuck at 2.13 - 2.15 range...no up or down...

This afternoon, still playing @2.13 - 2.15 range...no up or down. Vol: 11,829,000 shares changing hand. But closing @5pm between $2.13 to $2.14.

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This afternoon, still playing @2.13 - 2.15 range...no up or down. Vol: 11,829,000 shares changing hand. But closing @5pm between $2.13 to $2.14.

This morning, Sea.trump 28/03/2025 playing @2.11 - 2.14 range...no up or down. But vol: hit 7,589,400 shares changing hand. By closing at @12 noon between $2.12 to $2.13, down abit..

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Singapore Post (SingPost) announced on Feb 17 the appointment of Mr Chng Lay Chew and Mr Ng Chin Hwee as its new non-executive, independent directors. Mr Chng, 67, was the chief financial officer (CFO) of the Singapore Exchange from December 2011 to September 2020. He holds 30,000 SingPost shares. 

Mr Ng, 64, was previously chief executive officer  (CEO) & executive director of SIA Engineering from April 2020 to Sept 2023.

The leadership changes came months after the termination of three SingPost senior executives—former group CEO Vincent Phang, group chief financial officer Vincent Yik, and Li Yu, CEO of the International Business Unit—for negligence in handling whistleblower reports. Mr Phang later stepped down from SingPost’s board in January 2024. According to The New Paper, former local operations CEO Shahrin Abdol Salam also resigned this month. His role has since been taken over by group chief operating officer (GCOO) Neo Su Yin, who has assumed additional responsibility as Singapore CEO.

Before the latest announcement, SingPost’s shares closed at S$0.56 on Feb 14, up 0.9% or S$0.005. /TISG
https://theindependent.sg/singpost-appoi...directors/

See who is playing today. 28/03/2025 Friday market. afternoon playing....hooting Singapore Post (SingPost)

@0.585 - 0.630 range...up play ahh, bye to closing as  Vol: 41,157,400 shares changing hand. Good closing at @17:11:07 between $0.615 to $0.620. it gain 0.030 cents or +5.1%. 

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See who is playing today. 28/03/2025 Friday market. afternoon playing....hooting Singapore Post (SingPost)

@0.585 - 0.630 range...up play ahh, bye to closing as  Vol: 41,157,400 shares changing hand. Good closing at @17:11:07 between $0.615 to $0.620. it gain 0.030 cents or +5.1%. 

SINGAPORE: Singapore Post (SingPost) has completed the sale of its Australian logistics business, Freight Management Holdings (FMH), to Australia-based private equity firm Pacific Equity Partners for A$1 billion (around S$845 million), the company announced on Thursday (Mar 27).


According to The Business Times, the sale brought in gross proceeds of around A$781.5 million, which was slightly above the earlier estimate of A$775.9 million.

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SASSEUR Reits XD ahh. Closed on Tues 18/3 @.675 or up 1.5%. Chiong tomorro. ahh. SASSEUR today Tues 18/March trading between morning and afternoon still .67 - .675.

They are a chance this SASSEUR Reits today Tues 18/March trading between this morning between .665 to .675.

SASSEUR Reits XD ahh. Closed on Friday 28/3 @.675 or up .8%. Chiong tomorro. ahh. SASSEUR today Tues 18/March trading between morning and afternoon still .67 - .675.


They are a chance this SASSEUR Reits closed 28/March trading between this morning between .670 to .675.. 

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This morning, Sea.trump 28/03/2025 playing @2.11 - 2.14 range...no up or down. But vol: hit 7,589,400 shares changing hand. By closing at @12 noon between $2.12 to $2.13, down abit..

This morning, Seatrump 01/April/2025 playing @2.02 - 2.12 range...players playing down abit. And  vol: hit 17,000,000 shares changing hand. This is earlier morning before 12 noon. It is now between $2.02 to $2.03, down abit.. trading at 2.03 down 0.80 cents or 3.791%  and is top in SGX five list this morning.

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This morning, Seatrump 01/April/2025 playing @2.02 - 2.12 range...players playing down abit. And  vol: hit 17,000,000 shares changing hand. This is earlier morning before 12 noon. It is now between $2.02 to $2.03, down abit.. trading at 2.03 down 0.80 cents or 3.791%  and is top in SGX five list this morning.

This afternoon closing, Seatrump 04/April/2025 playing @1.91 - 2.98 range...players playing down abit. And vol: hit 25,551,900 shares changing hand. This is earlier before closing. It is now between $1.940 to $1.950, down abit.. trading at 1.940 down 0.60 cents or 3.00% crying and is top in SGX list this afternoon..

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[SINGAPORE] The time is right for a shake-up in Singapore’s real estate investment trust, or S-Reit, market.Interest rates have likely peaked, giving S-Reits stability and more certainty on their future performance. 

The sector is also seeing a rebounding in a up and down...latest news :crying

Want the story for this, day...story?.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/opinion...eak-market

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ST is down to 3,500 & not 4,000 mark.  

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ST is down to 3,500 & not 4,000 mark.  

S'pore PM Wong said: Good to be warn, right.

S'PORE – S'pore’s Straits Times Index (STI) extended its losing streak on April 7, plunging more than 325 points, or 8.5% when trading opened, amid fears US Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs could induce a global recession. The drop marked the benchmark blue-chip index’s largest intraday loss since the 8.9 per cent plunge during the global financial crisis on Oct 24, 2008, and exceeded the 8.4 per cent decline seen during the Covid-19 sell-off on March 23, 2020.

These are the biggest losers on the STI on April 7:

he drop marked benchmark blue-chip index’s largest intraday loss since 8.9% plunge during global financial crisis on Oct 24, 2008, & exceeded 8.4 & decline seen during the Covid-19 sell-off on March 23, 2020.


Seatrium
Shares of the mainboard-listed company plunged 14.43 per cent to $1.66 on April 7.

Seatrium, formed from merger of Sembcorp Marine & Keppel Offshore & Marine, provides offshore renewables, new energy cleaner solutions to clients, including American businesses. Other offshore &  marine stocks were also hit, with M'sian shipyard Nam Cheong tumbling by about 18 per cent. Vessel operators and charterers such as Mermaid Maritime and Marco Polo Marine also nosedived...

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European mkts open higher after days of losses as China vows to fight Trump tariffs.

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European mkts open higher after days of losses as China vows to fight Trump tariffs.

Summary
1) European mkts open higher & major Asian markets make gains following days of losses in the wake of Donald Trump's tariffs

2) UK's FTSE 100 opens 1% up, with France's Cac 40 index up 1.8% and Germany's Dax opening 1.3% higher

3) China says it will "fight to the end" after Trump threatened to hit Beijing with an extra 50% tariff if it doesn't withdraw its retaliatory levy on Tuesday

4) Beijing's commerce ministry accuses the Trump administration of blackmail and says his tariffs are "a typical unilateral bullying practice"

5) The new tariffs could leave some US companies bringing in certain goods from China facing a 104% tax - here's a timeline of how the tit-for-tat tariffs have unfolded and

6) Trump appears locked in a high-stakes game of chicken, with the world's economy hanging in the balance

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If it hot 52-week high or liw in listing, one is in great way to look for stocks like me...  hope you can add or take out also... to your portfolio with Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) hitting a for eg: 17-year high recently, there are many stocks that are scaling their year-high.

But...Some is down, Investors should, however, also check in on their business to determine if it is doing well and has potential to continue to deliver. 

If earnings momentum stays strong, think stock should continue to do some times and not all the well.... Rotfl  

Just 4-reading & not advice for trading.  

10/4/2025 Thursday. SASSEUR REITs. Hoot✓ up +8.1% .600-.605 trading ahh.

Yesterday is .610 go all the way down to.535.
 
Short-down, Real Dead-DOWN more then -10% plus plus...

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10/4/2025 Thursday. SASSEUR REITs. Hoot✓ up +8.1% .600-.605 trading ahh.

Yesterday is .610 go all the way down to.535.
 
Short-down, Real Dead-DOWN more then -10% plus plus...

The balance today players trading between .595 vs .600 volume is quite balance = equal. Good work...

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European mkts open higher after days of losses as China vows to fight Trump tariffs.

Today markets on  ST, KLST, Hong Kong (Hang Seng)

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Today markets is up for Straits Times (ST), also for KL-ST and in Hong Kong too (Hang Seng index)

Today 10/4/2025 , Thursday is a very green markets for East Asia up at least by 5%