Cory Diary : Mapletree Industrial Reit Info

This Reit is one of key holding in the portfolio. It has years of long term record performance. Recent quarters we have seen some tough market condition especially higher interest rate cost. The Reit just announced their result and this post will be on my read up and highlights due to my vested interests. I may provide some personal view however this is from fast read up and understanding so please dyodd. For those who read the report directly, you may want to skip my post.

DPU and DRP

Mapletree Industrial Trust Announces Distribution per Unit of 3.39 Cents for 3QFY22/23. Annualized yield of 5.5% from this week price.

There will be DRP however with 1% discount I do no plan to consider at all. However with rising market, this maybe attractive for some.

Result

Comparison with 2Q, there appears to be some cost cutting measures as expenses are reduced with reducing revenue however dpu is up slightly due to capital gain and release of some cash withheld earlier.

Completion

Completion of the first block of the new high-tech industrial redevelopment project at Kallang Way in November 2022

Summary

Can see the management working to continue alignment with shareholders. Despite rising rate, the rising cost is contained. The coming Fed report expects to see another round of rate increase though smaller. This Reit is 3rd largest allocation in my portfolio. Not going to see much surprises and upside is limited in result performance perspective.

Decided to only reduce my allocation from the recent increase back to previous size to reserve more cash for other opportunity as the Reit stock price rebounded this week. May reduce further just a little more if the Reit continues to run up. Continue to be on the high side of the portfolio allocation forming a stable base for some core dividend. The main down side is possible macro environment.

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2023-0128

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Cory Diary : Life Style Creep Part 2

This is continuation of earlier post on Life Style creeps expenses running out of control. ( link ). With the year ended for 2022. 2nd Half data collected for analysis for comparison to 1st Half data.

There are some costs taken out for relative comparison. For example Home Loan and Insurance as they kind of covered from corresponding returns from it. If we  include them the expenses will be way above the data listed in the table.

The expenses reduction for 2H 2022 is about $11,614 which kind of much more than the saving planned from 1H 2022. One for the key reason is structural saving from Nanny expenses when my elder go nursery. Credit cards expenses came down which has most of my daily expense in it. Have not run through the details but I suspect medical cost, some food and transport.

In a nutshell, expenses came down 11% comparing 2H'22 to 1H'22. However YoY, is still up 12.7%.  There maybe some accounted due to inflation however quite certain there are family lifestyle developed which we can't go back easily.

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2023-0123

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Cory Diary : Year 2022 Performance

The Year 2022 is one of the bad year in stock market. There were tons of bad news one after another. Black Swan comes in a Swam. While STI is in green, the index in my view is not a strong reflection of the actual environment most investors are seeing unless ones are just mainly into Singapore banks.

Equity

As I remember during GFC, Portfolio were down more than 50%. However, for the year 2022 Cory  XIRR is down -12.8%. This is the 2nd worst after Year 2008 GFC. In absolute, today portfolio size is far greater than the one during 2008. It has been 15 years.

More than 50% drawdown is mainly due to Singapore stocks which are mainly in Reits. This are generally neutral mentally as from investment and cash flow perspective, we are getting more shares cheaper as their fundamental is good despite rising rate environment. This form bulk of cash flow dividend play strategy. To mitigate rights issue at this bad time, any new cash injection will be on Reits that is less likely not to give heavy discount if it does any. Theoretically it does not make sense as spiking rate environment is not conducive to shareholder returns to do rights issue as the loan will be expensive.

The other losses are mainly due to Tesla and some aspect Msft in the US Market. This are growth stocks which I embarked for long term. So far I am still quite bullish on them despite dramatic price falls of Tesla.

As in any investment, profit and losses are part and parcel of the investing game. Is how we size them such that we can sleep well. As we can see from this experience, even with less than 10% exposure in US market, we can see them taking sizeable loss onto the portfolio. A humbling experience even though the amount invested in this segment is sized with Year 2021 profits.

Net Worth

This year bonus is smaller than last. When totaled up, -1.6% reduction in asset. This is the first time we see reduction due in large part to Equity, and Personal Expenses which I plan to blog later.

There is another plus that mitigate the fall which is property value has gone up slightly in Year 2022.

Assets Allocation

Another view of the asset. There is some focus on fixed returns due to strong interest rates. They act as reserve for emergency and opportunity. Decided not to do CPF top up for now to allow more flexibility and higher rate income.

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2023-01-16

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