Singapore REITs Bubble Charts Nov 2017
Bubble charts derived from Nov 5, 2017 Singapore REITs Fundamental Comparison Table. There are slight movement compared to last Bubble Charts. Yield for some of the big cap REIT drop further after the movement in the stock price. Some of the REIT become extremely over value (e.g. Parkway Life REIT and Keppel DC REIT). The yield spread remains wide between big cap and small cap REITs. This means that value pick is in the small cap space if you know how to spot them. Please take not that we have to be very cautious in the selection as some of those REITs have declining DPU for past few quarters. You may want to check out how to spot those problematic REITs here.
Disclaimer: The analysis is for Author own use and NOT to be used as Buy / Sell recommendation. Get a proper training on “How to use this Singapore REIT Bubble Charts?” here.
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These Bubble Charts are used to show the “relative” position compare to other Singapore REITs.
Two visual bubble charts to pick and avoid:
- Undervalue Singapore REITs with High Distribution Yield** (Value Pick)
- Overvalue Singapore REITs with High Gearing Ratio (Risk Avoidance)
** Distribution Yield are lagging.
Compared to previous Singapore REIT Bubble Charts here.
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