Caleb Seah Hua Xiang

29 Jan 2020

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What are your thoughts on using Share Financing To buy High Yield Reits to generate high income through it?

Especially when the reit is giving 6% yield, and interest is 3% for the cost of financing.

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Gabriel Tham

29 Jan 2020

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You need to be wary of the volatility and margin call. And also need some spare cash for rights issue.

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