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ok lah..give this burger a chance can or not? hee...
Not moving up Need more good news
aya..how high can it go?? i thk got more room for SHORTING now..hee..
I certainly hope this is not a window dressing tactics to get more fees. Remember the huge fees paid to agent? It's almost window dressing time again.
went up... short will die...
this dead horse is bouncing again...shall it be worth a SHORT ?? hee....
dont waste your time on CITYSPRING
great, i believe this will go up again... to original 1.3-1.5 level
Sohguanh: you are rite... I will sure to apply for Ascendas India REIT...
If you notice, Singapore investors like branded... even for REIT... for anything from Ascendas, Capita will cheong... even though they may not offer the best dividend... sometimes, we can't just base on TA or FA... we have to think like general public investors...
The worse is over. Chart showing uptrend soon.
Arcapita is not Reit. It will be the 2nd Infrastructure trust after CS.
I too believe that CS is good for LT
Pinnacle: u may wanna conserve your capital for more upcoming REIT? Ascendas India REIT? Arcapita REIT? so many more choices to choose from in coming future :)
I will consolidate more of this after I profit take on my other counters on hand.
This is for long term and also optimistic that CS should be able to get one of the 3 power generation companies.
0646 GMT [Dow Jones] CitySpring Infrastructure (A7RU.SG) showing few signs of rebounding, according to charts, after recent net loss of S$52 million for period from Feb 12-Mar 31, surprise S$63 million performance fee paid to trust manager. Trust now down 0.8% at S$1.22 in thin trade, extending gradual decline since February listing. Support at July''s lowest intraday trough of S$1.20. Nomura keeps Neutral call, S$1.31 fair value. But says investment interest may return as trust reviewing yield-accretive acquisitions, plans to boost assets under management "very significantly", with interest in Singapore''s power generation companies, which now owned by Temasek Holdings. (FKH)
this is potential buy to up at least to 1.5 but long term should be much more i think.
UBS valuation target price of $1.4
DCF-derived price target is based on 7% COE, 2% terminal growth for City gas, and 12% premium to the base valuation of $1.25, assuming accretive acquisitions. Our taret yield 4.3% implies a 145bp premium to 10-year bond fates (based on CitySpring's dividend guidance of six cents). We assume gearing will rise $200m in FY10.
I agreed with you. ;-)
But I'm talking as a general. I don't think many investors analysed as detail as us.
Sometime, we have to follow the sentiment as not to miss out on a good pick of the moment.
Pinnacle: one cannot juz focus on dividend yield alone. one muz take a look at the assets they acquire and the nature of that business. it is a confirmed everyday got business do? if not the dividend yield may not be sustainable in the long run. for example the idea of making monies from copyrights and licenes of music score sounds too advanced for my thinking hahahaha.... maybe later on when I can better accept to alternative investment idea will i see wanna buy or not :)
I see Babcock&brown as a rare gem. Just like MacCookPSF.
These 2 offer high dividend yield, hence investors are holding on to it for long term.
That is why the trading volume is low.
I was tinking the recent sell down of CS at such a low price could it be also a form of raising cash by CS via this way to bid for the 3 power companies? Granted one would wanna sell at high price but when time does not permit, using those extra units allocated from the last dividend exercise to sell out to get cold hard cash so as to bolster their bid may make some sense. Time is my assumption here.