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singaporegal
    21-Oct-2006 17:40  
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No particular reason why I don't use MAs...

Just find that RSI, Acc/Dist and Chaikin work well together. BTW, I also use Bollinger bands and Williams %R to double check too.
 
 
mwzl95
    21-Oct-2006 11:50  
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Why? I use mainly MA, RSI, stochastics and bollinger bands.
 
 
singaporegal
    21-Oct-2006 11:38  
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Yeah... I don't use MAs. Use mainly RSI, Acc/Dist and Chaikin.
 

 
mwzl95
    21-Oct-2006 11:36  
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MA crossover is indicating sell signal.
 
 
singaporegal
    21-Oct-2006 11:33  
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I think this counter may be experiencing a trend reversal southwards soon.
 
 
mwzl95
    20-Oct-2006 17:07  
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Eight cents upside isn't much.
 

 
Nostradamus
    20-Oct-2006 17:06  
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It was higher after it reported a forecast-beating, third-quarter distribution per unit of $0.0285, dealers said. Its distributable income was $26.61m, about 2% above its own forecast.



Citigroup said it is keeping its "buy" rating on the stock with a target price of $2.69.



"Due to the better-than-expected contributions from its malls, we have raised our DPU estimate for 2006 and 2007 by 3%," Citigroup said.



Citigroup noted that rental rates at the IMM shopping centre were better than expected, with asset enhancement work progressing well on track. With CapitaMall's plans to commence asset enhancement works at Bugis Junction, Citigroup said it expects total gross revenue and net property income to improve by $4-5.4m a year.
 
 
shplayer
    26-Jul-2006 15:49  
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red1721,

If you refer to CapMall presentation for the acquisition of Raffles City of 26 Jun, they presented 2 scenerios:
  1. Issue of new units @ $1.90..FY07 yield forecast @ 5.99%
  2. Issue of new units @ $2.20..FY07 yield forecast @ 5.19%


Looking at the price, I suspect the mgmt is trying to achieve case 2 scenerio. But, as an investor, I will prefer case 1.
 
 
shplayer
    26-Jul-2006 15:01  
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red1721,

I think there are better yielding REITS to consider.

CapMall @ today's price of $2.16 forecast to pay 11.11 cts.....of which 1Q has already been paid. Yield works out to be 5.14%. NAV is 1.67...P/B  1.29X.. Acquisition of Raffles City is marginally accretive.

Consider Ascott REIT...today's price $1.12. Current FY DPU forecast is 6.11cts....yield 5.45%. NAV $1.31....P/B...0.856X. Current payout is 1.71cts. New acquisition is 7%.....better yield accretive.

Also, consider MIIF.....today's price 91cts. FY06 DPU 7.95cts....yield 8.8%. NAV 96cts.....P/B....0.95X.
 
 
red1721
    26-Jul-2006 13:31  
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So does it means its a good time to grab somemore of this stock? was quite reluctant to buy somemore few weeks back when it hits $2.0X, bearish market and recent middle east thingy giving me the creeps...but I looking into long term investment on this stock, anyone else got any comments?
 

 
bsiong
    26-Jul-2006 11:46  
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CapitaMall Trust
28 Jul : Ex-Dividend

DIVIDEND : 010406 - 300606 SGD 0.0277 LESS 20% TAX

 
 
bsiong
    26-Jul-2006 11:20  
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