FTSE ST Real Estate Investment Trust Index – Warning Sign or Good Time to Buy?

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FTSE ST Real Estate Investment Trust Index has formed a Head and Shoulder and broke the neckline and 200D SMA support! This is a strong warning sign that the trend of Singapore REITs will reverse to down trend. Suggest retail investors to pull out the charts of your current REIT portfolio to decide the next steps.

FTSE ST REIT Index June9-2015 (1 Year)FTSE ST REIT Index June9-2015 (3 Years)

There are a few things retail investors can do.

  1. Do nothing. – If you bought the stocks at high, be prepared to suffer capital loss for a period of time. If you bought at low, be prepared to watch your capital gain erodes.
  2. Sell – If you bought at high, you may decide to cut loss. Do take note that the stock price can go even lower when the down trend starts and you will suffer more capital loss than the dividend gain. If you bought at low, you may consider to take profit.
  3. Hedge by Short Selling – If you bought the stocks at low and enjoying good dividend payout but you don’t want to sell, you can hedge your current REIT portfolio by short selling.
  4. Prepare to buy – If you have done your homework identifying fundamental strong Singapore REIT, this is a good buying opportunity but make sure you don’t buy when the stock price is on the down trend. Wait for the stocks to bottom up and show reversal trend. Make sure you know how to identify the trend reversal using Technical Analysis.
  5. Use HOPE Analysis – This is a NO-NO. If you use HOPE in your stock investing, that means you do not know what is investing is all about. Suggest you equip yourself with sufficient financial knowledge before throwing your hard earned money into stock market.

For record purpose, it was a fierce sell off today in Singapore REIT especially with the big market capitalization.

Singapore REIT sell down June 9-2015

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Singapore REIT Selection using Bubble Charts: Price/NAV vs Distribution Yield vs Gearing Ratio

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Bubble chart derived from June 1 Singapore REITs Fundamental Comparison Table.

These Bubble Charts are used to show the “relative” position compare to other Singapore REITs.

Two visual bubble charts to pick and avoid:

  1. Undervalue Singapore REITs with High Distribution Yield (Value Pick)
  2. Overvalue Singapore REITs with High Gearing Ratio (Risk Avoidance)

Singapore REIT Bubble Chart (Value) June7-2015

Singapore REIT Bubble Chart (Risk) June7-2015

See last Singapore REIT Bubble Charts here to see the relative movement.

Still don’t understand how to use the Singapore REIT Bubble Chart? Find out how to use Bubble Charts to do Singapore REIT Selection here and understand the meaning of Price/NAV, Distribution Yield and Gearing Ratio here.

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UOL Group: Long Term Trend is still Up. Good time to buy?

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UOL Group has dropped more than 12% since the historical high and currently sitting on the 200D SMA support. Is it the Right time to buy?

Technically base on the chart pattern, UOL Group is still showing a long term up trend but currently short term downward pressure is pretty strong. It is important to watch whether UOL Group can find the good support and rebound from the long term up trend at about $6.80.

Original post by Marubozu My Stocks Investing Journey.

UOL June5-2015

UOL Group Fundamental

  • PE (TTM) = 8.79
  • PE (5 Years High) = 7.92
  • PE (5 Years Low) = 4.51
  • Price to Book (MRQ) = 0.72
  • Dividend Yield = 2.1%
  • Current Ratio = 1.46
  • Debt to Equity (MRQ) = 37.05

UOL Group Limited (UOL) is engaged in investing in properties, subsidiaries, associated companies, and listed and unlisted securities. The Company operates in four segments: property development and property investment, concentrated in Singapore, Malaysia and China; hotel operations, concentrated in Singapore, Australia, Vietnam, Malaysia, China and Myanmar and key asset and profit contributions are from the hotels in Singapore and Australia; investments, which relates to the investments in equity shares in Singapore, and management services to companies and hotels in Singapore and overseas. The Company’s diversified portfolio consists of residential apartments, offices, retail malls, hotels, spas and restaurants. Together with hotel subsidiary, Pan Pacific Hotels Group Limited (PPHG), UOL owns and/or manages over 30 hotels, resorts and serviced suites in Asia, Oceania and North America under two brands, Pan Pacific and PARKROYAL.

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