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teeth53 Supreme	23-Sep-2019 22:42        teeth53 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "don't learn through life, learn to grow with life "
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Manulife US REIT: Private Placement Of 91.3 Million New Units 7 Times Covered At US$0.876 Private Placement was more than 7 times covered at the top end of the Private Placement Issue Price Range and saw strong participation from new and existing institutional and other accredited investors. The issue price per New Unit under the Private Placement has been fixed at US$0.876 per New Unit. The issue price per New Unit under the Preferential Offering has been fixed at US$0.860 per New ... Just for info sharing....Only.
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subaru Senior	22-Sep-2019 17:12        subaru About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	any views on the recent acquisition, private placement and Preferential Offering ?
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jamesng Master	13-Jul-2019 15:51        jamesng About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	https://research.rhbtradesmart.com/attachments/20/rhb-report-sg_us-office-reits_compendium_20190712_rhb-16022222674018675d27d4a3eb730.pdf Undervalued reit......
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humblepie Member	28-Dec-2018 20:33        humblepie About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think yesterday the potential impact to the tax structure, which may impact the dividend was cleared up to a large extent. Here is my article on this:  Manulife US REIT and Keppel KBS Announced Minimal Impact from Section 267A Regulations and Barbados Tax Rate Changes I think there are some parts of the update from Business Times that is of note: " On Thursday, the Reit noted that its specific tax structure had been &ldquo scoped out&rdquo of the proposed regulations, meaning that its Barbados entities would still benefit from the shareholder loan tax shield. In the proposed regulations, the US tax authorities had narrowed the focus to specific, limited kinds of hybrid entities. The Reit manager&rsquo s chief financial officer Jag Obhan told a conference call: &ldquo They were not really targeting our kind of structure.&rdquo However, the Reit is now in a tax planning phase, said Mr Obhan. He added: &ldquo We do have multiple levers that we can pull to mitigate most of that one per cent impact that we have put as a worst-case scenario.&rdquo These alternatives include merging the current three different layers of entities in Barbados, as a higher total income will enable them to enter the lowest one per cent tax bracket. He also acknowledged the possibility of reverting to the Reit&rsquo s original structure in which the Barbados entities do not feature. In sum, the worst-case scenario for the effective tax rate faced by the Reit in 2019 would be &ldquo slightly above one per cent&rdquo , with the best-case scenario being a zero per cent tax rate, he added."
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humblepie Member	28-Dec-2018 20:26        humblepie About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think KBS has a higher dividend yield, its Grade B properties compared to to what Manulife US REIT has. Having gotten in touch with the management, I think I trust their competency. I think I deployed a larger portion of my funds over to Manulife US REIT to the point it became my top 3 holdings. I think as of now a lot of what KBS has done have made me question their ability. Particularly their release of the most recent tax clarficiation where they seem to copy whole sale from Manulife. laksaman57      ( Date: 28-Dec-2018 17:41) Posted: Kep-KBS reit would be a better choice. Yes? humblepie      ( Date: 26-Nov-2018 19:07) Posted: I think if you do not trust their good English and not to invest or do not trust that they restated the DPU, then perhaps this investment is a suspect. I written 2 articles that provides some nuance information so that you can supplement the skeptism. Manulife US REIT Reaches a Dividend Yield of 7.80%. Here&rsquo s More Insights about the REIT   What is covered: Their ability to raise dividend with out acquisitions How the Management Could Navigate the Rising Interest Rate Environment The Ability to Tap A Strong Pipeline of Manulife&rsquo s Properties Tapping Upon the Economies of Scope and Scale of the Parent for Property Management and Investment Advisory Capabilities Where to review the properties listing to investigate occupancy The Potential to Have Cheaper Cost of Funds and Better Acquisition Execution Why Didn&rsquo t the Parent Choose to list a $1 billion portfolio immediately during IPO? Reason for purchasing a low CAP rate Washington building Revisiting The Tax Structure Risk Ensuring a Feasible CAP Rate and Yield Accretiveness On Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Lofty Goal to Doubling their AUM Explaining the Big Disparity in Michelson&rsquo s Asking Rent and Average Rent. Putting Context on the Rental Data provided by CoStar Group Bringing some clarity to the Valuations of the Properties Making sense of the free cash flow How Long Does it Typically take for US Commercial Office to Be Listed Out? 11 Deeper Things I Learned about Manulife US REIT What is covered: Of Michelson&rsquo s 2019 Lease Renewal Status The Impact of the Rise of Co-Working Spaces to Office Landlording The Nature of Lease Agreements for Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Properties The Appeal of the Flow Through of Rental Escalation to Net Rental Income Clarification on rental escalation, WALE of new renewals The Difference Between CBD and Suburban, Class A, Class B and Trophy Properties Is Management able to Switch to a Quarterly Dividend Payout? The Impact of Impending Clarifications to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act &ndash Some thoughts about it Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Unencumbered Assets, Perpetuals and Convertible Bond Issue Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Trading Liquidity, AUM Size, Rights Issue, Preferential Offering, Placements
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humblepie Member	28-Dec-2018 20:18        humblepie About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	hi there, i think its ok.  chengwh1      ( Date: 28-Dec-2018 13:18) Posted: To Humblepie : I APPRECIATED YOUR COMMENTS, BUT I HAVE FORMED MY OWN CONCLUSIONS AND HAVE SOLD-OFF EARLIER ! humblepie      ( Date: 26-Nov-2018 19:07) Posted: I think if you do not trust their good English and not to invest or do not trust that they restated the DPU, then perhaps this investment is a suspect. I written 2 articles that provides some nuance information so that you can supplement the skeptism. Manulife US REIT Reaches a Dividend Yield of 7.80%. Here&rsquo s More Insights about the REIT   What is covered: Their ability to raise dividend with out acquisitions How the Management Could Navigate the Rising Interest Rate Environment The Ability to Tap A Strong Pipeline of Manulife&rsquo s Properties Tapping Upon the Economies of Scope and Scale of the Parent for Property Management and Investment Advisory Capabilities Where to review the properties listing to investigate occupancy The Potential to Have Cheaper Cost of Funds and Better Acquisition Execution Why Didn&rsquo t the Parent Choose to list a $1 billion portfolio immediately during IPO? Reason for purchasing a low CAP rate Washington building Revisiting The Tax Structure Risk Ensuring a Feasible CAP Rate and Yield Accretiveness On Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Lofty Goal to Doubling their AUM Explaining the Big Disparity in Michelson&rsquo s Asking Rent and Average Rent. Putting Context on the Rental Data provided by CoStar Group Bringing some clarity to the Valuations of the Properties Making sense of the free cash flow How Long Does it Typically take for US Commercial Office to Be Listed Out? 11 Deeper Things I Learned about Manulife US REIT What is covered: Of Michelson&rsquo s 2019 Lease Renewal Status The Impact of the Rise of Co-Working Spaces to Office Landlording The Nature of Lease Agreements for Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Properties The Appeal of the Flow Through of Rental Escalation to Net Rental Income Clarification on rental escalation, WALE of new renewals The Difference Between CBD and Suburban, Class A, Class B and Trophy Properties Is Management able to Switch to a Quarterly Dividend Payout? The Impact of Impending Clarifications to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act &ndash Some thoughts about it Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Unencumbered Assets, Perpetuals and Convertible Bond Issue Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Trading Liquidity, AUM Size, Rights Issue, Preferential Offering, Placements
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laksaman57 Supreme	28-Dec-2018 17:41        laksaman57 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Kep-KBS reit would be a better choice. Yes? humblepie      ( Date: 26-Nov-2018 19:07) Posted: I think if you do not trust their good English and not to invest or do not trust that they restated the DPU, then perhaps this investment is a suspect. I written 2 articles that provides some nuance information so that you can supplement the skeptism. Manulife US REIT Reaches a Dividend Yield of 7.80%. Here&rsquo s More Insights about the REIT   What is covered: Their ability to raise dividend with out acquisitions How the Management Could Navigate the Rising Interest Rate Environment The Ability to Tap A Strong Pipeline of Manulife&rsquo s Properties Tapping Upon the Economies of Scope and Scale of the Parent for Property Management and Investment Advisory Capabilities Where to review the properties listing to investigate occupancy The Potential to Have Cheaper Cost of Funds and Better Acquisition Execution Why Didn&rsquo t the Parent Choose to list a $1 billion portfolio immediately during IPO? Reason for purchasing a low CAP rate Washington building Revisiting The Tax Structure Risk Ensuring a Feasible CAP Rate and Yield Accretiveness On Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Lofty Goal to Doubling their AUM Explaining the Big Disparity in Michelson&rsquo s Asking Rent and Average Rent. Putting Context on the Rental Data provided by CoStar Group Bringing some clarity to the Valuations of the Properties Making sense of the free cash flow How Long Does it Typically take for US Commercial Office to Be Listed Out? 11 Deeper Things I Learned about Manulife US REIT What is covered: Of Michelson&rsquo s 2019 Lease Renewal Status The Impact of the Rise of Co-Working Spaces to Office Landlording The Nature of Lease Agreements for Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Properties The Appeal of the Flow Through of Rental Escalation to Net Rental Income Clarification on rental escalation, WALE of new renewals The Difference Between CBD and Suburban, Class A, Class B and Trophy Properties Is Management able to Switch to a Quarterly Dividend Payout? The Impact of Impending Clarifications to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act &ndash Some thoughts about it Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Unencumbered Assets, Perpetuals and Convertible Bond Issue Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Trading Liquidity, AUM Size, Rights Issue, Preferential Offering, Placements
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chengwh1 Elite	28-Dec-2018 13:18        chengwh1 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	To Humblepie : I APPRECIATED YOUR COMMENTS, BUT I HAVE FORMED MY OWN CONCLUSIONS AND HAVE SOLD-OFF EARLIER ! humblepie      ( Date: 26-Nov-2018 19:07) Posted: I think if you do not trust their good English and not to invest or do not trust that they restated the DPU, then perhaps this investment is a suspect. I written 2 articles that provides some nuance information so that you can supplement the skeptism. Manulife US REIT Reaches a Dividend Yield of 7.80%. Here&rsquo s More Insights about the REIT   What is covered: Their ability to raise dividend with out acquisitions How the Management Could Navigate the Rising Interest Rate Environment The Ability to Tap A Strong Pipeline of Manulife&rsquo s Properties Tapping Upon the Economies of Scope and Scale of the Parent for Property Management and Investment Advisory Capabilities Where to review the properties listing to investigate occupancy The Potential to Have Cheaper Cost of Funds and Better Acquisition Execution Why Didn&rsquo t the Parent Choose to list a $1 billion portfolio immediately during IPO? Reason for purchasing a low CAP rate Washington building Revisiting The Tax Structure Risk Ensuring a Feasible CAP Rate and Yield Accretiveness On Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Lofty Goal to Doubling their AUM Explaining the Big Disparity in Michelson&rsquo s Asking Rent and Average Rent. Putting Context on the Rental Data provided by CoStar Group Bringing some clarity to the Valuations of the Properties Making sense of the free cash flow How Long Does it Typically take for US Commercial Office to Be Listed Out? 11 Deeper Things I Learned about Manulife US REIT What is covered: Of Michelson&rsquo s 2019 Lease Renewal Status The Impact of the Rise of Co-Working Spaces to Office Landlording The Nature of Lease Agreements for Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Properties The Appeal of the Flow Through of Rental Escalation to Net Rental Income Clarification on rental escalation, WALE of new renewals The Difference Between CBD and Suburban, Class A, Class B and Trophy Properties Is Management able to Switch to a Quarterly Dividend Payout? The Impact of Impending Clarifications to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act &ndash Some thoughts about it Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Unencumbered Assets, Perpetuals and Convertible Bond Issue Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Trading Liquidity, AUM Size, Rights Issue, Preferential Offering, Placements
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sunview Veteran	27-Dec-2018 10:56        sunview About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Manulife US REIT (US$0.725, down US$0.015) had garnered much investor interest during late-Oct 2018 to mid-Nov 2018 after its unit price dropped by a collective 7.2% in the last two trading days for the month of Oct 2018. Owing to worries on whether its US tax structure would be sustainable, investors had opted to vote with their feet when fears surfaced that any distributions paid out by Manulife US REIT may be taxed by the US government. Management of Manulife US REIT reacted swiftly to the situation (which we applaud), and quickly hosted a conference call with the various analysts and investors to address the various questions over its tax structure.   Following the conference call, the unit price of Manulife US REIT then subsequently rebounded during early-Nov 2018. Nevertheless, investors&rsquo concerns over whether or not its distributions would be affected due to changes in the US tax structure were not totally dispelled. Management had noted that they cannot predict when such regulations or other administrative guidance will be released by the US government, or whether any such regulations or administrative guidance will adversely affect the deductibility of interest by Manulife US REIT' s US subsidiaries or in any other way, or whether any such regulations or administrative guidance will have retroactive effect.   Just this morning, however, this overhang is now seemingly removed as Manulife US REIT announced that they are not expecting any changes to its structure as a result of US tax regulations. It was noted that on 20-Dec-18, the United States Department of the Treasury released proposed regulations under Section 267A. The Manager of Manulife US REIT updated that the current tax paid or payable by Manulife US REIT in US and Barbados is approximately 1.5% of distributable income before income tax for the financial period from 01-Jan-18 to 30-Sep-18. Under the proposed Barbados Tax Rates, the Manager expects the additional tax expense will not be more than 1% of the distributable income before income tax.   Additionally, the Manager will continue to review various tax planning alternatives to mitigate any future tax impact. Nevertheless, Manulife US REIT cautions that the proposed 267A regulations are still in proposed form. Final regulations under Section 267A, expected to be effective as of 01-Jan-18, could differ materially from the proposed 267A regulations and could result in additional costs. Meanwhile, the United States Department of the Treasury has stated that it expects final regulations under Section 267A to be promulgated by 22-Jun-19.   All in, we view this latest development on Manulife US REIT as being positive as concerns over whether its distributable income would be affected are further assuaged. Going forward, after having paid out a distribution per unit of US$0.0253 for 1H18, we are expecting Manulife US REIT to dish out a higher DPU of US$0.03 in 2H18. For the whole of FY18, this would equate to DPU of US$0.0553 and a high distribution yield of 7.6%. Manulife US REIT also presently trades at just 0.9x P/B, which is comparatively more attractive than the benchmark FTSE Straits Times REIT Index that is currently priced at 1.0x P/B and a distribution yield of just 5.1%.   Manulife US REIT' s gearing of 37.4% is also well below the regulatory limit of 45%, while its weighted average debt maturity is 3.0 years with well-spread debt maturity profile. In addition, 100% of the REIT' s debt are fixed rate loans which mitigates any near term interest rate risk on existing debt. During its latest 3Q18 quarter, Manulife US REIT also witnessed strong leasing momentum and recorded an average positive rental reversion of 13.5%. Occupancy rates have increased in four of their properties, with two at full occupancy, bringing their total portfolio occupancy to 96.5%. (Lim & Tan) Just for info, not vested.
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humblepie Member	26-Nov-2018 19:07        humblepie About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Fundamental
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I think if you do not trust their good English and not to invest or do not trust that they restated the DPU, then perhaps this investment is a suspect. I written 2 articles that provides some nuance information so that you can supplement the skeptism. Manulife US REIT Reaches a Dividend Yield of 7.80%. Here&rsquo s More Insights about the REIT   What is covered: Their ability to raise dividend with out acquisitions How the Management Could Navigate the Rising Interest Rate Environment The Ability to Tap A Strong Pipeline of Manulife&rsquo s Properties Tapping Upon the Economies of Scope and Scale of the Parent for Property Management and Investment Advisory Capabilities Where to review the properties listing to investigate occupancy The Potential to Have Cheaper Cost of Funds and Better Acquisition Execution Why Didn&rsquo t the Parent Choose to list a $1 billion portfolio immediately during IPO? Reason for purchasing a low CAP rate Washington building Revisiting The Tax Structure Risk Ensuring a Feasible CAP Rate and Yield Accretiveness On Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Lofty Goal to Doubling their AUM Explaining the Big Disparity in Michelson&rsquo s Asking Rent and Average Rent. Putting Context on the Rental Data provided by CoStar Group Bringing some clarity to the Valuations of the Properties Making sense of the free cash flow How Long Does it Typically take for US Commercial Office to Be Listed Out? 11 Deeper Things I Learned about Manulife US REIT What is covered: Of Michelson&rsquo s 2019 Lease Renewal Status The Impact of the Rise of Co-Working Spaces to Office Landlording The Nature of Lease Agreements for Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Properties The Appeal of the Flow Through of Rental Escalation to Net Rental Income Clarification on rental escalation, WALE of new renewals The Difference Between CBD and Suburban, Class A, Class B and Trophy Properties Is Management able to Switch to a Quarterly Dividend Payout? The Impact of Impending Clarifications to the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act &ndash Some thoughts about it Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Unencumbered Assets, Perpetuals and Convertible Bond Issue Manulife US REIT&rsquo s Capital Strategy &ndash Trading Liquidity, AUM Size, Rights Issue, Preferential Offering, Placements
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marubozu1688 Master	09-Nov-2018 22:59        marubozu1688 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "Be humble in front of Mr. Market."
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Manulife US REIT is included in Shariah Index. http://mystocksinvesting.com/singapore-reits/shariah-reit/shariah-compliant-singapore-reit-for-muslim-investors/
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laksaman57 Supreme	06-Nov-2018 16:21        laksaman57 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Good observation  I tend to steer clear of reit with good ' england' language. Not vested and won' t be vested. Dyodd. chengwh1      ( Date: 06-Nov-2018 16:05) Posted: Latest 3Q report released on Monday morning, yesterday : http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUST%203Q2018%20Results%20Press%20Release.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=532432 Bros,... I' m afraid I am really confused by all these ' tactics' of reporting,...please see my concerns below :- Hmm,... don' t know who' s leg these people are trying to pull,... I checked back into my own spreadsheets and I know for a fact that my records are tight. I saw,..ehh ??,... the dpu payout for 3Q17 was 1.60c. What 1.13c are these people talking abt ? So,.. I checked back into last years 3Q17 report to confirm my records,... it is as below :- http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUSREIT%20...t& FileID=476686 THE DPU FOR 3Q17 WAS 1.60C AND NOT 1.13C. 3Q18 report as below :- http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUST%203Q2...t& FileID=532432 Then I read closer the ann' t in the current 3Q18 report and I saw the Note (2) on Pg 1 : 3Q 2017 DPU of 1.13 US cents was computed based on the enlarged Unit base from Rights Issue used to partially fund Exchange acquisition while there was no income from Exchange included in 3Q 2017 DPU since Exchange was only acquired on 31 Oct 2017 (U.S. Time). As such, 3Q 2018 DPU is 33.6% higher than 3Q 2017 DPU. Huh ?? Why did they use 1.13c as the reference dpu to match to this year' s dpu when the actual dpu given out last year was 1.60c ??? The right rationale is : the enlarged unit base should only hit AFTER the 3Q17 dpu payout, and should HIT the 4Q17 dpu payout, NOT the 3Q17 payout. True enough,..if you guys refer,... the 4Q17 dpu payout was a low 0.97c. If we use the CORRECT 1.60c as the ' reference' 3Q17 dpu payout, then the 3Q18 dpu payout of 1.51c is lower by 5.63% compared to the previous corresponding period (pcp). Who' s pulling whose leg here !!!!!!!!!!!????????!!!!!!!!!!! Why are the reference calculations being deviated ??
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chengwh1 Elite	06-Nov-2018 16:05        chengwh1 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Latest 3Q report released on Monday morning, yesterday : http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUST%203Q2018%20Results%20Press%20Release.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=532432 Bros,... I' m afraid I am really confused by all these ' tactics' of reporting,...please see my concerns below :- Hmm,... don' t know who' s leg these people are trying to pull,... I checked back into my own spreadsheets and I know for a fact that my records are tight. I saw,..ehh ??,... the dpu payout for 3Q17 was 1.60c. What 1.13c are these people talking abt ? So,.. I checked back into last years 3Q17 report to confirm my records,... it is as below :- http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUSREIT%20...t& FileID=476686 THE DPU FOR 3Q17 WAS 1.60C AND NOT 1.13C. 3Q18 report as below :- http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/MUST%203Q2...t& FileID=532432 Then I read closer the ann' t in the current 3Q18 report and I saw the Note (2) on Pg 1 : 3Q 2017 DPU of 1.13 US cents was computed based on the enlarged Unit base from Rights Issue used to partially fund Exchange acquisition while there was no income from Exchange included in 3Q 2017 DPU since Exchange was only acquired on 31 Oct 2017 (U.S. Time). As such, 3Q 2018 DPU is 33.6% higher than 3Q 2017 DPU. Huh ?? Why did they use 1.13c as the reference dpu to match to this year' s dpu when the actual dpu given out last year was 1.60c ??? The right rationale is : the enlarged unit base should only hit AFTER the 3Q17 dpu payout, and should HIT the 4Q17 dpu payout, NOT the 3Q17 payout. True enough,..if you guys refer,... the 4Q17 dpu payout was a low 0.97c. If we use the CORRECT 1.60c as the ' reference' 3Q17 dpu payout, then the 3Q18 dpu payout of 1.51c is lower by 5.63% compared to the previous corresponding period (pcp). Who' s pulling whose leg here !!!!!!!!!!!????????!!!!!!!!!!! Why are the reference calculations being deviated ??
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laksaman57 Supreme	06-Aug-2018 17:02        laksaman57 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	https://www.theedgesingapore.com/manulife-us-reit-reports-2q-dpu-130-us-cents-down-172-year-ago-preferential-offering
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SimpleTrade Senior	05-Aug-2018 21:40        SimpleTrade About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Coming soon, result on 6 august.
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jamesng Master	05-Aug-2018 08:52        jamesng About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Anyone knows when this reit is paying dividend again?  Only things good now is US$ up........hope it performs better soon
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laksaman57 Supreme	29-Jun-2018 12:01        laksaman57 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	It took a long time for Sabana investor to learn. But learn we did.
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chengwh1 Elite	29-Jun-2018 11:29        chengwh1 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	The Trustee-Mgr in the ann' t below is not in good stead too,... they  have to buy-in the Offering Units at USD0.8685 per Unit, but the mkt price today dropped to USD0.850 per unit,... http://investor.manulifeusreit.sg/newsroom/20180628_193813_BTOU_N4PHAGLIT7755G5X.2.pdf
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chengwh1 Elite	26-Jun-2018 12:08        chengwh1 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	One thing we can hope for is that MUST will chg its strategy later-on,...from increasing AUM to : stability and growing dpu for unitholders. Regardless of what they say or write officially today, their strategy today is ONLY  in increasing AUM.
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laksaman57 Supreme	25-Jun-2018 14:31        laksaman57 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Lessons to be learnt from ex-Sabana mgr Dyodd puayheng      ( Date: 25-Jun-2018 14:19) Posted: I believe most investors start to realize this REIT mgr is helping sponsor to dispose asset to unit holders resulting in decreasing NAV per unit and dpu. Glad I sold off between 93.5-94.5.
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