In the end, a lot of stocks that I wanted to get into are pretty high.
Today, for no apparent reason, Cache Log, Plife Reit and First REIT all shot up.
The current yield for a projected DPU of 7.83 cents is 6.86%. Current Debt levels is 0 debt and it’s a utility business that can change pricing based on inflation scenario.
The purchase size is small and I do have certain reservations about the Trust, so I will observe before adding more.
Right now the benefits does outweigh the negatives.
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huat
Sunday 1st of August 2010
Hi Drizzt, What is your take on pacific ship trust? Although it has quite an attractive yield, my thinking is that its not so sustainable.
Huat
Friday 30th of July 2010
Thanks Drizzt. Appreciate your efforts. *Thumbs up*
K
Thursday 29th of July 2010
Seems that there was a reason for CACHE shooting up after all. Apparently the good news leaked out before the news hit the stands. Hmmm...insider information...*strokes chin*
huat
Thursday 29th of July 2010
Hi Drizzt, would you be able tell us what is your portfolio just for interest sake? Its ok if you mind sharing. Thanks
Drizzt
Thursday 29th of July 2010
hi huat, i am still thinking how to present it. the one on the right sucks. i would probably improve it this wekk.
AK71
Thursday 29th of July 2010
Hi Drizzt,
I am still not vested but keeping an eye on this. If it slips past me, so be it. ;)
http://singaporeanstocksinvestor.blogspot.com/2010/07/k-green-trust-stable-source-of-passive.html