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3 Things to Expect from REITs During Earnings Season

Royston Yang - July 3, 2020

With earnings season rolling around again, here's what investors should be looking out for.

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Mapletree Industrial Trust’s Latest Acquisition: Boosting Its Data Centre Weightage

Royston Yang - June 29, 2020

The industrial REIT displays confidence in the data centre sector.

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3 REITs You Cannot Afford to Miss Out On

Royston Yang - June 25, 2020

These three REITs have strong qualities you should watch out for.

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3 Warning Signs That Signal Your Dividends May Be at Risk

Royston Yang - June 25, 2020

These three red flags can provide ample warning as to whether a company may begin to cut its dividends.

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These 3 REITs Are Still Cheap. But Are They Worth Buying?

Royston Yang - June 19, 2020

It may not be easy to find affordable REITs right now, but here are three cheap REITs that you wish to consider.

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REIT Share Prices Have Recovered: Real Rally or False Dawn?

Royston Yang - June 10, 2020

It seems a little unreal that share prices of REITs have staged a recovery. Is this a real rally, or could it be just a false dawn?

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Why First REIT’s Share Price Fell 21% Yesterday

Royston Yang - June 2, 2020

Hospital operator PT Siloam is facing drastic declines in inpatient volumes.

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Dividend Companies

Is a Dividend-Seeking Strategy Still Valid Today?

Royston Yang - June 1, 2020

During a pandemic, is it practical for companies to continue paying dividends?

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Better Buy: Frasers Centrepoint Trust Versus Mapletree Commercial Trust

Royston Yang - May 29, 2020

We take a deeper look at both REITs to assess which is a better investment candidate.

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What Is the Outlook for Industrial REITs?

Royston Yang - May 26, 2020

Have industrial REITs also fallen victim to the COVID-19 pandemic?

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2 Overseas REITs That Have Performed Well

Royston Yang - May 22, 2020

Income-seeking investors may wish to turn their attention to these two overseas REITs.

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Dividend Investors Alert: Is the REIT Model Permanently Broken?

Royston Yang - May 15, 2020

Numerous REITs have reported plunging footfall and net property income drying up. Is the REIT model finally broken?

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