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Kick and cheong arh!
Can some BB give this counter a kick upward?
This one cannot cheong even STI cheong. Wake up! It's time for you to cheong!
Not just Capcom is slow....in fact STI in total is boring...it's live chart is like not moving. Unlike other country, they have huge volume (buyer/seller) to move the market up and down....
Capcom is slow. Hopefully this coming result will spur new height.
Is this way it went down yesterday?
erictkw ( Date: 11-Dec-2009 08:42) Posted:
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CapitaCommercial Trust - Announcement
Issuance Of S$50,000,000 3.5 Per Cent Fixed Rate Notes Due 2013 Pursuant To The S$1,000,000,000 Multicurrency Medium Term Note Programme
Dec 10, 2009
CapitalComm closed flat at S$1.18 today.....maybe most ppl drawn their attention to XLX today
Congrates to those vested...Let's see if the forcast comes true : )
guppy724 ( Date: 02-Dec-2009 09:43) Posted:
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Hopefully it will mark 1.25 by tomorrow
Keep charging, don't slow down, don't turn back!
CHEONG AHHhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!
$1.15 broken liao. Cheooong ah...
Quoted from "the Edge' Nov 30 : CCT -Challenging resistance. "........resistance appearing at the three times-tested $1.15 level.A break above this would indicate a target of $1.28......" Vested.
DJ MARKET TALK: UBS Raises CapitaCommercial Target To S$1.39
0719 GMT [Dow Jones] STOCK CALL: UBS raises CapitaCommercial Trust (C61U.SG) target price to S$1.39 from S$1.24 after increasing NAV estimate by 25.2% to S$1.34 to assume pickup in office rents from next year; "with office rents bottoming out in end-2009, we expect net property income to bottom in 2010 and grow by 3.7% (CAGR) in 2010-2013." Raises DPU forecasts for 2011-2013 by 9%-15% to reflect outlook. Says CCT may revive redevelopment plans for Singapore's Market Street carpark, previously stalled due to substantial outlay. Notes development charge rates down 25%, construction costs down 30% over last year. Keeps Buy call. REIT +1.8% at S$1.13. (FKH)
Capitacommercial Trust----3 mths ended Sep 2009Net Profit (S$M) $52.14 %Change +20.8
This fellow is in a good mood today; it went up 6 cents before cooling down to 4.
CapitaCommercial Trust
Oct 21 close: $1.05
DMG & PARTNERS SECURITIES, Oct 21
Q3 2009 results above expectations: CCT reported Q3 2009 distribution per unit (DPU) of 1.85 cents. Annualised DPU came in at 6.9 cents, 10 per cent above our FY2009 forecast of 6.3 cents (6 per cent above the Street's 6.5 cents estimates). Net property income was up 15.5 per cent due to cost management measures and positive rental reversion, in particular, One George Street which chalked up an implied passing rent of about $12/sq ft, above our expectation of $9/sq ft.
Portfolio occupancy fell to 94 per cent: CCT saw a 2 percentage point fall in occupancy owing largely to the relocation of StarHub out of StarHub Centre in Q3 2009. Vacancy rate as a result for StarHub Centre shot up from 7 per cent to 34 per cent. Management said they are in talks with various tenants to re-let the vacant spaces. On a positive note, core properties like Capital Tower, Raffles City and Six Battery Rd, continued to enjoy almost 100 per cent occupancies.
Negative rental reversion expected: CCT's portfolio rents of $8.49/sq ft are above Q3 2009 spot rates of $7.50/sq ft. Our channel checks indicate that some landlords in prime areas are currently negotiating rents at between $6 and $7/sq ft, 20 per cent lower than Q3 2009 figures. Despite the economy being technically out of recession, it is clearly still a tenants' market and the focus on tenant retention remains paramount for all landlords including CCT. In our view, most office landlords will likely shift their focus on occupancy optimisation at the expense of rental rates, putting further pressure on rents in the coming quarters.
We maintain 'sell' on CCT, with our DDM-backed (dividend discount model) target price of $0.96. At current prices, CCT offers investors a dividend yield of 6.8 per cent for FY2010, compared to its historical yield of 5.7 per cent between 2005 and 2007. We view risk-returns on the counter as unfavourable and recommend investors to sell into strength. Our recommendation is also predicated on the subdued earnings visibility within the office space sector. Key risks to our rating and target price include a faster-than-expected recovery in the office sector.
SELL
CapitaCommercial Trust
Oct 22 close: $1.06
DBS VICKERS SECURITIES, Oct 22
AWAITING blue skies: CCT reported Q3 2009 results in line with our expectations. Gross revenues increased to $102.6 million (+10.9 per cent y-o-y) and net property income (+15.5 per cent y-o-y) as a result of continued positive rental reversions achieved at its portfolio.
As of Q3 2009, CCT's average portfolio rent increased by about 17 per cent y-o-y, 3 per cent q-o-q to $8.49 psf per month.
Distributable income came in at 21 per cent higher y-o-y to $45.9 million (+21 per cent y-o-y), translating to a distribution per unit of 1.85 cents.
Lowly geared. Balance sheet remains strong with gearing at 31.2 per cent, interest cover at a healthy 3.1 times. NAV per share stands at $1.49.
Leasing environment to turn challenging in 2010: With the office sector continuing to face a daunting supply level over the next three years, we expect the operating environment to remain soft in FY10-11F.
With average passing rents in FY10-11 higher than current asking rent levels, topline is expected to weaken from projective negative reversions during renewals.
We are downgrading our call to a 'hold', but lifted our target price to $1.02 on the back of lower cost of equity assumptions.
While the stock is trading at P/BV of 0.7 times, offering prospective FY10F-11F yields of 6.5 per cent, a muted office outlook is also likely to mean a lack of rerating catalysts for the stock in the near term from current levels.
As such, we downgrade to 'hold' on valuation grounds given the limited upside to our target price.
HOLD
Double resistance pierced deep deep. 
Next resistance 1.19. 
erictkw ( Date: 23-Oct-2009 20:46) Posted:
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