This counter is good for those who want reasonable dividends. Not likely to get a heart attack when it comes to price movements. "Old man/pensioner" type of counter with almost zero excitement. Even if one is more of a trader, I think should also have some lots of REITS to serve as ballast in the portfolio. When some sector is on a clear uptrend, can sell the REITS and use as capital. In the meantime, just wait for the dividends from this one.
This counter stays stagnant even though EPS had improved and dividend given is much higher. More it moves higher soon. I had ben keeping this counter for so many years already.
smartly hng33, why don't you keep this for a little bit longer ? judging from other reits surge recently there might be a surge for this as well.. 15/02/2016 19:00
Exactly friend smarty, keep for longer time for better returns.
Yield against today's price (based on FY15 DPU): Tower ~5.8%, Atrium~7.6%, ARReit~7.1%, MQReit~7.77%. Maybe yield for the others were higher based on last year's price, but on current price, MQ is one of the highest, second only to AXReit. However, Axreit's FY15 yield had seen a sudden drop. MQ appears to be the most solid REIT at the moment with long term tenancies. I stand to be corrected.
MQreit with close to full occupancy rate certainly provide promising returns. YTL REIT 2014/15 gave out Rm0.0725 after 10% withholding tax is another high DPU reit. With 15 years leasing tenancy agreement for Malaysia & Japan Hotels. YTL REIT provide quite secure DPU.
bonus units arising from revaluation! Theoretically, maybe can but not sure. No known of any REIT has done it and I think it serve no benefit since the price are very dependent of distribution (which is purely cash flow not asset). Surpluses of revaluation can only be realized only when the REIT dispose at gain and no further re invest. The gain (min 90%) will have to distribute to units holders in cash but not bonus units.
This Reit counter lack of buyers like IGBReit, CMMT, PavReit, etc. If ONLY there are more interested buyers, then I am confident the price will surpass RM2 for sure because of it's good earnings and paying high dividend returns too....the highest dividend paying REIT counter in whole Malaysia.
I had been collecting good dividend for around 5 years already and intent to keep it for long term income which is higher than the interest I get from banks FD. So far MQReit had serve me well.
if you are long term investor, why care about low price. Low price allow you to have more time to collect Real Cheap with high return property. Eventually, if the NTA & DPU keep going up. one day the price will go up to. Just hope it remains low for me to save more fund to buy..
Mirage hotel Ipd : hi mirage.if you don't mind can help me a a little bit ? Because I have a few ytlreit . However I find out ytlreit every quarter loss a lot of money and no improvement. But the thing is ytlreit still can provide us high dividend like before. I wonder every time rugi banyak banyak how can they still give high dividend . Actually what is happening for ytlreit . Because I almost cut loss but ytlreit still give me high dividend.
Migrahotel if you don't mind can teach me a little bit. I very appreciate ?
Angielim9955, In P&L, there are realise lost and unrealise lost. Realise means actually losing Cash flow causing cash reserve in hand reduce. Unrealise are those loses like valuation, currency lost but not transacted....But this kind of losses only on paper which do not involve cash flow out or do not causing Cash in hand reduce. The main reasons YTL REIT suffer paper losses are mainly due to loan in A$ and assets in A$. For eg, when A$ surge to RM3.3, YTL assets in Australia increase about 40% last year but the total loan equivalent to RM in A$ debt also increase ( But the assets increase still faster than A$ debt increase. That's why you see the assets suddenly increase to RM1.4/unit) but when A$ drop to around RM3, YTL REIT assets in Australia also reduce. But more importantly, these changes is only paper gain or loss which does not affect cash in hand.
Under Malaysia REIT by laws, minimum 90% of the Cash in flow must distribute to unit holders. YTL REIT cash in flow still very stable as their properties in M'sia and Japan are lease out at fix rate for 15 years (with 5 yearly adjustment, which first increment will coming Nov). As for their Australia Hotels, all 3 hotels still making good money without losses. So, that's why YTL REIT still can give good dividend. If nothing go wrong, I'd expect total DPU for 2015/2016 higher than 2014/2015 cause the cash in flow is actually increase . Angielim, I'd think you should continue to hold this REIT if you don't need the cash urgently.
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Posted by hng33 > 2016-01-26 10:25 | Report Abuse
Bought more MQREITS at 1.09-1.10