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Anonymous

16 Nov 2020

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Thoughts on Parkway Life REITs? Wondering if healthcare REITs are worth going into long term in Singapore?

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Maisul

16 Nov 2020

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I actually did a dividend valuation method on this stock and i found that the fair value of parkway life reit is at 0.74 cents.

The current price of the stock is 3.94 SGD.

So the REIT is overvalued by 136%

Of course this is just an estimate formulae that some use to value REIT or dividend stocks. It is not 100% accurate.

Consider following my YT channel to find out how you can do dividend valuation method!

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