Thursday, December 31, 2020

Increased my FIRST REIT from 48,000 shares to 75,300 shares

 



Sold 48,000 shares of FIRST REIT on 28 Dec at $0.36

Bought back 75,300 shares of FIRST REIT on 31 Dec at $0.23




Given the capital remain the same at $48,000 (Bought 24,000 shares @ $1 on 23 Jan & another 24,000 shares @ $1 on 29 Jan) with the above transaction, my FIRST REIT share average price is now $0.64 instead of $1.


If I did not buy back 75,300 shares today, my real loss will be $30,720 (Excluding $2,620.80 of dividend collected and broker + SGX fees). 


What is the worst case scenario IF my this buy back stunt goes wrong? 

Real loss will be $48,000


Thus, my risk amount here is $17,280




I know many of you cant wait to run as far as you could from FIRST REIT, this CRAZY Mr CDxD still went in to buy.






Reason for buying:

1) OUE Limited committed to be the biggest buyer (winner) for this rights issues

OUE Limited (19.72%) + OUE Lippo Healthcare Limited (10.36%) + First REIT Management Limited (9.36%) = 39.44% of FIRST REIT as at 24 Dec 




If OUE Limited have such a high % stake in FIRST REIT and committed to subscribe to all the rights, from we, who is having ikan bilis stake in FIRST REIT, is trying to sell all our shares cheaply away, it doesn't seem OUE Limited would agree to take up such a bad deal if it doesn't benefit them.


DO they know something we doesn't know? 

DO they purposely issue the rights at such an undervalue price which they know it will benefit them in the long term?

DO business owners usually think 7 steps ahead or small shareholders is the one that will think 7 steps ahead??


2) Average share price reduce from $1 to $0.64 

Rights issues at 20cents & 98 rights units for every 100 existing units

When the announcement came out, people emotion will break lose and gone crazy. 

When that happened, SELL button is the most favourite button. 



Having rights issues to pay off debt is a big dangerous warning sign. 

Having rights issues to buy new asset is the one we should be happy and support it.

Unfortunately, this rights issues is for the former.




Shareholders should already have prepared themselves mentally for possible rights issue (which I did blog about the possibility in Dec 2018, Jan 2019 and Jan 2020).

Similar to the recent Mar 2020 fastest bear market, many investors have been waiting for the bear to come for years. 



I wont deny from the facts that remaining in FIRST REIT will cause my shares worth to devalue. 

Since I am able to reduce my average cost per share by 36% from $1 to $0.64, why not?


3) No insider selling


OUE Limited have been buying back their shares almost every alternate day since Oct 2020



The situation above is very different from EHT (Eagle Hospitality Trust) where their substantial shareholders keep selling their shares.


4) Restructuring plan is out

Although this is not the best restructuring plan to shareholder, but at least there is a direction ahead.








I dont think IDR will depreciate at the rate that it did for the past 10 years, else Indonesia as a country will have a bigger problem to resolve.


Thursday, December 24, 2020

(i) Santa Google giving $8 cash bonus & (ii) Santa CPF giving $5 grabfood voucher

 


Easy money from Google Pay. 


            Each scratch card will give you up to $10 cash bonus.



Got $26.72 cash rewards for just 15 mins of "work" (Enough for me to buy 4 cups of bubble teas!!!)

1) Sign up $8 referral bonus via my signup code here



2) Transfer min $10ea to my 3 friends (Of course they will transfer me back the $10 so that everyone can get a scratch card $$)

1 transfer will get you one scratch card.....





3) Top up $3 Grabpay 

                                     






There are many other ways to earn scratch card such as: 






Beside Google Pay, Santa CPF is also giving away $5 grabfood voucher.

Click here to see my previous post on this.





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Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Done for 2020 CPF Retirement Sum Topping-up (RSTU). How about you?

 


This is the first time me and my wife did cash top up into our respective CPF SA account via Retirement Sum Topping Up (RSTU). 

I topped up $4,000 while my wife topped up $7,000.


Reason for topping up:
1) Tax Relief for 2020
2) 4% interest per annum (Power of Compounding)
3) Escalating toward Full Retirement Sum (FRS)



In total for myself, I had transferred $72,000 from my CPF OA to SA since 2017 (Link) + $4,000 from Cash to CPF SA.





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Friday, December 4, 2020

Free $5 Grab voucher from CPF

 




Ho Ho Ho!!!!

We have reached December and will be receiving our CPF 2020 interest amount very soon.



CPF had launched the CPF Planner guide recently.

What's in for us is you will receive a $5 Grab food code after you completed it (while stocks last). 






In case you are lost how to earn your 2nd and 3rd star.





We get "paid" to learn more knowledge regard to CPF.

1 stone kill 2 birds



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Sunday, November 29, 2020

Summary of my portfolio - Nov 2020

Mr CDxD portfolio


No.CountersNo. of Shares
1First REIT48,000
2HongKongLand USD21,200
3Frasers Centrepoint Trust30,000
4ComfortDelGro27,000
5AIMS APAC REIT9,000
6Keppel Corp6,000
7NikkoAM-StraitsTrading Asia Ex Japan Reit via POSB Invest Saver716


  • Sold 11,300 shares of UIC on 04 Nov at $2.19. Total profit of $187.67 (0.8%) in less than 4 months (Link)
  • Bought 9,000 shares of Aims Apac Reit on 09 Nov at $1.17 (Link)
  • $484.80 of First REIT dividend declared on 10 Nov (1.01cents/share), payout on 23 Dec
  • Bought 180 shares of NikkoAM-StraitsTrading Asia Ex Japan Reit via POSB Invest Saver at $1.10 (Cost $198.36)


Mrs CDxD portfolio

No.CountersNo. of Shares
1STI ETF via POSB invest Saver1487

Apr 2020: 185 shares at $2.69                Cost: $498.37
May 2020: 190 shares at $2.63               Cost: $498.87 
Jun 2020: 182 shares at $2.75                Cost: $499.96 
Jul 2020: 183 shares at $2.72                 Cost: $497.37 
Aug 2020: 188 shares at $2.65               Cost: $498.17 
Sep 2020: 193 shares at $2.58               Cost: $497.48
Oct 2020: 191 shares at $2.62                Cost: $499.57
Nov 2020: 175 shares at $2.83                Cost: $499.54



  • $36.87 of STI ETF dividend payout on 17 Jul (6.62 cents /share) for 557 shares

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

New milestone - $300,000 portfolio

                                                        New milestone achieved!



My stock portfolio market value crossed $300,000 today.

It took me 7 months to reach this new milestone.

$100k (Dec 2017) ------------------------------------> $200k (Apr 2020) -----> $300k (Nov 2020) 


As of 18 Nov 2020

No.CountersNo. of Shares
1First REIT48,000
2HongKongLand USD21,200
3Frasers Centrepoint Trust30,000
4ComfortDelGro27,000
5AIMS APAC REIT9,000
6Keppel Corp6,000
7NikkoAM-StraitsTrading Asia Ex Japan Reit via POSB Invest Saver716




Keyword I wrote in my $200k (Apr 2020): BUY (Link)


The key phase in my $300k (Nov 2020) will be.....
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                                                            "Enjoy the price recovery"





There is no hurry to sell your winner to book small gain when a bigger gain is waiting for you.











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Monday, November 9, 2020

Added: AIMS APAC REIT (Nov 2020)


 

Bought 9,000 shares of AIMS APAC REIT on 9 Nov at $1.17


Reasons for buying:

1) Quarterly dividend payout

Most of the REIT had switched to semi-annual dividend payout.


2) 6.8% dividend & PB 0.87


3) Attractive share price

Most of the REIT price had fly off (exclude hospitality) while AA REIT still trading in tight range despite they are in Industrial (consider as one of the stable industry in COVID era)



4) Ability to expand portfolio with yield-accretive building



5)  Potential that ESR might offer and buy over AIMS APAC REIT




6)  Further Growth opportunities via untapped GFA



Related post:

1) SOLD: AIMS APAC REIT & Sasseur REIT

2) Added: AIMS APAC REIT (Mar 2020) 

4) Added: AIMS APAC REIT

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

SOLD: UIC


 

Sold 11,300 shares of UIC on 3 Nov at $2.19

Total profit of $187.67 (0.8%) in less than 4 months.


Reason for selling:

1) Stock Market is depressed currently

Due to US Presidential Election 2020, there is uncertainly in the stock market and some of the shares are back to Mar 2020 COVID low. Thus, selling off UIC since I bought it in July 2020 mainly due to it is a potential privatization stock.

Will be using this funds to buy new stock.



Related post:

1) Added: UIC

2) Added: UIC (Again in Jul 2020)

Friday, October 30, 2020

Summary of my portfolio - Oct 2020

 Mr CDxD portfolio


No.CountersNo. of Shares
1First REIT48,000
2HongKongLand USD21,200
3Frasers Centrepoint Trust30,000
4ComfortDelGro27,000
5UIC11,300
6Keppel Corp6,000
7NikkoAM-StraitsTrading Asia Ex Japan Reit via POSB Invest Saver536


  • Sold 20,000 shares of ST Engineering on 07 Oct at $3.56. Total profit of $7617.01 (11.5%) in less than 5 months (Link)
  • Bought 30,000 shares of Fraser Centrepoint Trust on 08 Oct at $2.34 (Link)
  • S$1,710.11 of HongKongLand dividend payout on 16 Oct (USD6cents/share)
  • Bought 182 shares of NikkoAM-StraitsTrading Asia Ex Japan Reit via POSB Invest Saver at $1.10 (Cost $199.47)


Mrs CDxD portfolio

No.CountersNo. of Shares
1STI ETF via POSB invest Saver1312

Apr 2020: 185 shares at $2.69                Cost: $498.37
May 2020: 190 shares at $2.63               Cost: $498.87 
Jun 2020: 182 shares at $2.75                Cost: $499.96 
Jul 2020: 183 shares at $2.72                 Cost: $497.37 
Aug 2020: 188 shares at $2.65               Cost: $498.17 
Sep 2020: 193 shares at $2.58               Cost: $497.48
Oct 2020: 191 shares at $2.62                Cost: $499.57



  • $36.87 of STI ETF dividend payout on 17 Jul (6.62 cents /share) for 557 shares

Sunday, October 11, 2020

Earned 14x more cashback in POSB Cashback Bonus than in DBS Multiplier



Since switching over from DBS Multiplier to POSB Cashback Bonus on 8 Aug 2020, I had received the POSB Cashback Bonus amount in Aug & Sep.

I blogged why I made the switch here (Link).






My cashback amount would have been around 14x lower if I were to remain in DBS Multiplier.

 



You can calculate your potential cashback amount via DBS Multiplier & POSB Cashback Bonus calculator in their website to see which program will give you higher amount.



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2) 33 financial tips for my 33rd Birthday

3) Why I continue to renew with Tuas Power instead of other electricity retailers

4) Switched from DBS Multiplier to POSB Cashback Bonus account

5) What I had learned in term of Life and Financial during Circuit Breaker (CB) period

Friday, October 9, 2020

Added: Frasers Centrepoint Trust

 


Bought 30,000 Frasers Centrepoint Trust (FCT) shares at $2.34 on 8 Oct.


Reasons for buying:

1) King of Suburban retail mall



2) DPU Accretive



3) Buy price $2.34 lower than Private Placement price of $2.35


4) $4.7m save on tax = More Income available for distribution 



5) Membership is a volume game


6) Tenant Sales almost back to Pre-COVID level



7) Potential higher tenants sales = Higher rental reversion due to last-mile requirement