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Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT): Under Watchlist & Entry Planning

Post author:Marubozu
Post published:March 25, 2016

Base on the Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) Investor Presentation on Mar 11, 2016.

Last Done Price = $1.60
Market Cap = $2.88 B
NAV = $1.33
Price / NAV = 1.2030 (20% Premium)
Price / NAV (High) = 1.46
Price / NAV (Low) = 1.13
Gearing Ratio = 29.3%
Occupancy Rate = 94.7%
WALE = 2.9 Years
WADM = 4.2 Years

See previous analysis of Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) here.

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MIT Occupancy Mar25-2016 MIT WALE Mar25-2016

Mapletree Industrial Trust (MIT) Stock Chart and Technical Analysis

Yield and Price/NAV Simulation for Entry Planning

I am combining Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Yield & Price/NAV simulation to determine a safe entry on my REIT investing to Maximize the Return, Protect Initial Capital and Minimize Losses if the market turns bearish. I will be sharing my REIT investing analysis techniques in my course. Check out the Investing in Singapore REIT course here.

UOB: Trading within a Falling Wedge

Post author:Marubozu
Post published:February 23, 2016

UOB is currently trading within a Falling Wedge and have no sign of bottoming or reversal yet. As UOB is still in the bearish down trend, a more appropriate strategy for long term investors is to do hedging by short selling UOB.

Learn how to Hedge your Dividend Stocks Portfolio or Profit from Short Selling Singapore Stocks here.

SingTel: Capped by Declining Trend Line

Post author:Marubozu
Post published:February 22, 2016

Expect more down side for SingTel as the stock is currently capped by the Declining Trend Line Resistance. A short selling position has higher probability of winning. Favorable Reward Risk Ratio with target price of $3.43 which is a very strong support tested past 5 occasions.

We cannot ignore the short selling trading skill in this bear market because short selling is required to either Hedge our current investment portfolio which we don’t intend to sell because of the dividend payout, or profit from the short term price weakness. Learn how to Hedge your Dividend Stocks Portfolio or Profit from Short Selling Singapore Stocks here.