Its a very red day today. Take a look.
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I have updated the 3 stocks due to rights issue.
MacArthurCook Industrial REIT is changed to AIMS AMP Capital industrial REIT.Revised yield now is 6.4%.
Starhill Global REIT revised yield is now 6.6%.
K-REIT revised yield is now 4.8%.
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WK
Thursday 6th of May 2010
Why did you choose FIRST over CAMBRIDGE since the yield of CAMBRIDGE is alot more higher. Of coz, CAMBRIDGE has huge gearing as compared to FIRST & they pay almost 30% of their earnings to service their huge loans. Will there be any risk (forex) on FIRST since their hospitals & earnings are in rupiah?
Drizzt
Thursday 6th of May 2010
here is some answer i got from the CFO regarding the forex risks and geographical risk >> https://investmentmoats.com/stock-market-commentary/value-investing/first-reit-hedging-inflation-and-geographical-risks/