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October always the month that CDL Htrust hits low and then start climbing 20 cents and above after October.
100% pattern for the past 4 years.
100% pattern for the past 4 years.
kt3152 ( Date: 14-Oct-2024 12:11) Posted:
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Current price should be good entry if buy and hold....vested...
Is it a coincidence or every OCTOBER share price will hit low?
For consecutively past 4 years from 2020 to 2023, CDL Htrust hits low
in October and then rise up by 20 to 30 cents later. Which indicates if you load CDL Htrust now, you are buying at low?
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For consecutively past 4 years from 2020 to 2023, CDL Htrust hits low
in October and then rise up by 20 to 30 cents later. Which indicates if you load CDL Htrust now, you are buying at low?
Refer to chart:
3Q/24 Visitors to Singapore performs much better than 3Q/23
Jul 23: 1.42m, Aug 23: 1.31m, Sep 23: 1.13m
&zwnj Jul 24: 1.6m, Aug 24: 1.54m, Sep 24: 1.27m
Jul 23: 1.42m, Aug 23: 1.31m, Sep 23: 1.13m
&zwnj Jul 24: 1.6m, Aug 24: 1.54m, Sep 24: 1.27m
The first sign that CDL Htrust as a 2nd liner mid cap reit and a laggard is those 1st liner big cap like Singtel/banks start dropping
as this will indicate rotational play, the players are taking profit and switching their funds into 2nd liner mid cap laggards like
CDL Htrust.
So dun be surprised when the big banks or singtel share price start dropping, CDL Htrust will be in play.
as this will indicate rotational play, the players are taking profit and switching their funds into 2nd liner mid cap laggards like
CDL Htrust.
So dun be surprised when the big banks or singtel share price start dropping, CDL Htrust will be in play.
Nice closed at day high 👍
Trade with sound judgement
Trade with sound judgement
not bad closing....
Yup... laggards will have their turn... now BBs are pushing Banks/Telco/Big cap reits
CDL HTrust is mid cap reit and a laggard. Will be next to be pushed.
CDL HTrust is mid cap reit and a laggard. Will be next to be pushed.
HuatAh7898 ( Date: 26-Sep-2024 10:02) Posted:
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last call before take off
Trade with strong decisiveness
Trade with strong decisiveness
HuatAh7898 ( Date: 26-Sep-2024 09:39) Posted:
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continue to accumulate more
Trade with sound judgement and dydd
Trade with sound judgement and dydd
HuatAh7898 ( Date: 25-Sep-2024 11:27) Posted:
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buy on dip
Trade with strong expectations and awareness
Trade with strong expectations and awareness
luckyguy3 ( Date: 23-Sep-2024 19:29) Posted:
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minichart ( Date: 23-Sep-2024 09:45) Posted:
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laggards include CDL Hospitality Trust (CDREIT), Far East Hospitality Trust (FEHT), Digital Core REIT (DCREIT), Paragon REIT (PGNREIT), and Sasseur REIT (SASSR).
https://www.minichart.com.sg/2024/09/23/reits-sector-update-for-singapore/
https://www.minichart.com.sg/2024/09/23/reits-sector-update-for-singapore/
waiting for sp to rise
This sector looking bright
I predict for rotational play theme, next one will be the hospitality sectors
with the F1 this coming weekend. CDL Htrust to reach $1.05
with the F1 this coming weekend. CDL Htrust to reach $1.05
http://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-sg/analysis/singapore-reits-turbo-charged-by-the-f1-grand-prix-a-winning-investment-strategy
Speeding Ahead
A Surge in Demand: The F1 Effect on Hotel Room Rates
The Singapore Grand Prix, one of the most anticipated events on the F1 calendar, does more than just bring the world&rsquo s best drivers to the Marina Bay Street Circuit. It brings in droves of tourists, corporate executives, and F1 enthusiasts, all vying for a place to stay in the heart of the city. As a result, hotel bookings skyrocket, and room rates soar. For instance, bookings for the 2024 Grand Prix started as early as December 2023, with prime spots filling up months in advance. The numbers are staggering: room rates have surged from USD 273 to USD 689 per night, and hotel bookings have increased by a whopping 214% compared to the week before the race.
This dramatic surge in demand spells great news for Singapore REITs that hold hospitality assets. As the city&rsquo s hotels rake in higher revenues during the F1 period, the trickle-down effect on REITs like CapitaLand Ascott Trust, CDL Hospitality Trusts, and OUE REIT is undeniable. These REITs are poised to capitalise on the influx of visitors and the premium pricing power that comes with such a high-profile event.
The Hospitality REITs: Riding the F1 Wave
CapitaLand Ascott Trust
With a portfolio that includes some of the most strategically located properties in Singapore, CapitaLand Ascott Trust is well-positioned to benefit from the F1 tourism boom. The trust&rsquo s properties are known for their premium services and locations, making them a top choice for high-net-worth individuals and corporate clients visiting Singapore during the Grand Prix. The surge in room rates directly boosts the revenue and profitability of the properties under this trust, translating into higher dividends for investors.
CDL Hospitality Trusts:
CDL Hospitality Trusts, with its diverse portfolio of hotels in prime areas, is another strong contender in the REIT space. The trust&rsquo s properties are among the first to be fully booked during the F1 season, allowing it to charge premium rates. This REIT&rsquo s ability to consistently capitalise on events like the F1 Grand Prix highlights its strategic advantage in the hospitality sector. The annual influx of tourists not only increases occupancy rates but also provides a steady stream of revenue that enhances the trust&rsquo s overall financial performance.
OUE REIT:
OUE REIT, which manages properties like the Mandarin Orchard Singapore, is also set to benefit from the F1-induced surge in hotel demand. The strategic location of its properties ensures that they remain highly sought after during the Grand Prix. The ability to command higher room rates during this period significantly boosts the REIT&rsquo s revenue, making it a compelling option for investors looking to gain exposure to the hospitality sector.
Beyond the Race: Long-Term Implications for REITs
While the immediate impact of the F1 Grand Prix on hotel room rates and bookings is evident, the long-term implications for Singapore&rsquo s REITs are equally significant. The consistent influx of tourists during major events like the F1 Grand Prix cements Singapore&rsquo s reputation as a global tourism hub. This not only enhances the value of existing hospitality assets but also creates opportunities for REITs to expand their portfolios.
Moreover, the F1 Grand Prix serves as a catalyst for broader economic activity, benefiting sectors beyond hospitality. The spillover effects into retail, dining, and entertainment further contribute to the overall attractiveness of Singapore as an investment destination. REITs that have diversified portfolios encompassing these sectors stand to gain from the increased footfall and spending during the F1 season.
For investors, the Singapore Grand Prix is more than just a thrilling sporting event&mdash it&rsquo s a powerful driver of economic activity that significantly benefits Singapore&rsquo s hospitality REITs. CapitaLand Ascott Trust, CDL Hospitality Trusts, and OUE REIT are all set to accelerate their growth, thanks to the influx of tourists and the resulting surge in hotel room rates. For investors looking to capitalise on this trend, these REITs offer a unique opportunity to gain exposure to Singapore&rsquo s thriving tourism sector. As the engines roar and the race cars speed by, so too do the potential returns for those who invest wisely in Singapore&rsquo s hospitality REITs.
Disclaimer: CMC Markets Singapore may provide or make available research analysis or reports prepared or issued by entities within the CMC Markets group of companies, located and regulated under the laws in a foreign jurisdictions, in accordance with regulation 32C of the Financial Advisers Regulations. Where such information is issued or promulgated to a person who is not an accredited investor, expert investor or institutional investor, CMC Markets Singapore accepts legal responsibility for the contents of the analysis or report, to the extent required by law. Recipients of such information who are resident in Singapore may contact CMC Markets Singapore on 1800 559 6000 for any matters arising from or in connection with the information.
Speeding Ahead
If you thought only airlines and cabs were cashing in on the F1 crowd, think again. Singapore&rsquo s hotels are speeding ahead too. When the F1 Singapore Grand Prix hits town, hotel room rates shoot up faster than a race car on a highway. This phenomenon isn&rsquo t just an isolated occurrence but a consistent trend that savvy investors need to watch closely, particularly in the realm of Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
A Surge in Demand: The F1 Effect on Hotel Room Rates
The Singapore Grand Prix, one of the most anticipated events on the F1 calendar, does more than just bring the world&rsquo s best drivers to the Marina Bay Street Circuit. It brings in droves of tourists, corporate executives, and F1 enthusiasts, all vying for a place to stay in the heart of the city. As a result, hotel bookings skyrocket, and room rates soar. For instance, bookings for the 2024 Grand Prix started as early as December 2023, with prime spots filling up months in advance. The numbers are staggering: room rates have surged from USD 273 to USD 689 per night, and hotel bookings have increased by a whopping 214% compared to the week before the race.
This dramatic surge in demand spells great news for Singapore REITs that hold hospitality assets. As the city&rsquo s hotels rake in higher revenues during the F1 period, the trickle-down effect on REITs like CapitaLand Ascott Trust, CDL Hospitality Trusts, and OUE REIT is undeniable. These REITs are poised to capitalise on the influx of visitors and the premium pricing power that comes with such a high-profile event.
The Hospitality REITs: Riding the F1 Wave
CapitaLand Ascott Trust
With a portfolio that includes some of the most strategically located properties in Singapore, CapitaLand Ascott Trust is well-positioned to benefit from the F1 tourism boom. The trust&rsquo s properties are known for their premium services and locations, making them a top choice for high-net-worth individuals and corporate clients visiting Singapore during the Grand Prix. The surge in room rates directly boosts the revenue and profitability of the properties under this trust, translating into higher dividends for investors.
CDL Hospitality Trusts:
CDL Hospitality Trusts, with its diverse portfolio of hotels in prime areas, is another strong contender in the REIT space. The trust&rsquo s properties are among the first to be fully booked during the F1 season, allowing it to charge premium rates. This REIT&rsquo s ability to consistently capitalise on events like the F1 Grand Prix highlights its strategic advantage in the hospitality sector. The annual influx of tourists not only increases occupancy rates but also provides a steady stream of revenue that enhances the trust&rsquo s overall financial performance.
OUE REIT:
OUE REIT, which manages properties like the Mandarin Orchard Singapore, is also set to benefit from the F1-induced surge in hotel demand. The strategic location of its properties ensures that they remain highly sought after during the Grand Prix. The ability to command higher room rates during this period significantly boosts the REIT&rsquo s revenue, making it a compelling option for investors looking to gain exposure to the hospitality sector.
Beyond the Race: Long-Term Implications for REITs
While the immediate impact of the F1 Grand Prix on hotel room rates and bookings is evident, the long-term implications for Singapore&rsquo s REITs are equally significant. The consistent influx of tourists during major events like the F1 Grand Prix cements Singapore&rsquo s reputation as a global tourism hub. This not only enhances the value of existing hospitality assets but also creates opportunities for REITs to expand their portfolios.
Moreover, the F1 Grand Prix serves as a catalyst for broader economic activity, benefiting sectors beyond hospitality. The spillover effects into retail, dining, and entertainment further contribute to the overall attractiveness of Singapore as an investment destination. REITs that have diversified portfolios encompassing these sectors stand to gain from the increased footfall and spending during the F1 season.
For investors, the Singapore Grand Prix is more than just a thrilling sporting event&mdash it&rsquo s a powerful driver of economic activity that significantly benefits Singapore&rsquo s hospitality REITs. CapitaLand Ascott Trust, CDL Hospitality Trusts, and OUE REIT are all set to accelerate their growth, thanks to the influx of tourists and the resulting surge in hotel room rates. For investors looking to capitalise on this trend, these REITs offer a unique opportunity to gain exposure to Singapore&rsquo s thriving tourism sector. As the engines roar and the race cars speed by, so too do the potential returns for those who invest wisely in Singapore&rsquo s hospitality REITs.
Disclaimer: CMC Markets Singapore may provide or make available research analysis or reports prepared or issued by entities within the CMC Markets group of companies, located and regulated under the laws in a foreign jurisdictions, in accordance with regulation 32C of the Financial Advisers Regulations. Where such information is issued or promulgated to a person who is not an accredited investor, expert investor or institutional investor, CMC Markets Singapore accepts legal responsibility for the contents of the analysis or report, to the extent required by law. Recipients of such information who are resident in Singapore may contact CMC Markets Singapore on 1800 559 6000 for any matters arising from or in connection with the information.
Hopeful that it will breach 52 week high of 1.13 by year end
luckyguy3 ( Date: 16-Sep-2024 19:10) Posted:
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