07-07-2011, 03:03 PM
1) Popular 8% 134 million
2) CWT 8.7% 588 million
3) PTC 11.7% 86 million
4) Datapulse 7.2% 121 million
5) Neratel 15.5% 133 million
5) MIIF 45% 56%
Congrats Lone Wolf!
Envy!
Your example of MIIF is a good example of seeing things in context. For investors who bought MIIF at IPO, its a learning experience (maybe swore off such asset class in future). But for investors like you that managed to picked up MIIF during the doom and gloom, the rewards are fantastic!
Trusts are not bad per se. They are like another other investments (property, bonds, etc), it depends on what price we have paid for it and the reasons we make the investment in the first place (stock selection). For eg, why Citispring and not SPAusnet? Why Cambride Industrial Reit and not First Reit?
Hindsight is always 20/20. But what doesn't kill us will only make us stronger. Key is to survive and fight another day.
2) CWT 8.7% 588 million
3) PTC 11.7% 86 million
4) Datapulse 7.2% 121 million
5) Neratel 15.5% 133 million
5) MIIF 45% 56%
Congrats Lone Wolf!
Envy!
Your example of MIIF is a good example of seeing things in context. For investors who bought MIIF at IPO, its a learning experience (maybe swore off such asset class in future). But for investors like you that managed to picked up MIIF during the doom and gloom, the rewards are fantastic!
Trusts are not bad per se. They are like another other investments (property, bonds, etc), it depends on what price we have paid for it and the reasons we make the investment in the first place (stock selection). For eg, why Citispring and not SPAusnet? Why Cambride Industrial Reit and not First Reit?
Hindsight is always 20/20. But what doesn't kill us will only make us stronger. Key is to survive and fight another day.
Just google singapore man of leisure