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CDP internet access does not reflect whether
u r alloted the shares or not.
Andrew ( Date: 12-Apr-2010 10:01) Posted:
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Andrew ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 20:47) Posted:
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It is almost impossible to check the CDP a/c. whether
u r alloted or not. 1. Call cdp phone, unable to check.
2. Check cdp website, unable to check. 3. Money
oreli deducted form my POSB a/c. 4. How to sell
like this. ??????
sarsar ( Date: 12-Apr-2010 09:50) Posted:
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Hi all,
How to check the CDP a/c?
Thanks for ya help!
ozone2002 ( Date: 12-Apr-2010 08:51) Posted:
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AnthonyTan ( Date: 12-Apr-2010 09:40) Posted:
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Anybody trying to call cdp phone to check whether
u r successful in cacha log. tech. shares??????Called for
2 days (SUN & TODAY) but unable to get through.
They asked u to key in 88 and leave a message and they
will call you within the next 24 hrs. The share will be traded
today 2 pm and the joke is they will call you within the
next 24 hrs. How to trade like this. Money oreli taken
from my POSB a/c.
From UOBkayhian broker :-
Cache Logistics Trust IPO: S$0.88 BUY (TP: S$0.96-1.09)
Ramped up and ready to go
We think Cache Logistics Trust (CLT) is priced right versus it peers at 8.7% yield and is 7.8x over subscribed. Apart from the large market share of 97% of ramp-up warehouses, there is a high barrier to entry. CLT has quality assets with high (above average) occupancy rates of 94.1%. Without a credit rating, CLT has a debt headroom of another S$100m before reaching its statutory limit of 35%. Assuming a 7-8% target yield (a discount to A-REIT), CLT should be valued at between S$0.96-S$1.09, or 9-24% above its IPO price of S$0.88.
97.3% share of ramp-up warehouses with high barrier to entry. CLT owns 97.3% (by GFA) of ramp-up warehouses in Singapore. As ramp-up warehouses require large sites (>1ha) relative to conventional warehouses, the shortage of such suitable sites in land scarce Singapore, particularly in well-established locations, is a natural barrier to competing new supply.
Quality properties with high occupancy rate. The assets are well located in established logistics clusters, near air and sea transportation ports such as Changi Airport, Jurong Port and PSA Terminal. The assets currently enjoy a higher than average occupancy rate of 94.1% (industrial's average at 90%).
Ample room to gear up for acquisitions. CLT's current gearing is 25.9%, lower than most of its peers at 30-40%. As CLT does not have a credit rating, it is only allowed to gear up to a maximum of 35% (versus 60% with rating). Assuming 100% debt financing for new asset acquisitions, this leaves CLT with a debt headroom of ~S$100m.
Priced right against peers. At S$0.88, CLT is priced at 8.7% yield, in between its peers trading yield of 7-11%. A-REIT trades at 7.1% FY10 yield (heydays at 6%) while Cambridge Industrial Trust trades at 11.2% yield (heydays at 7%). Assuming a 7-8% target yield (a 100bps discount to the larger A-REIT trading range of 6-7%), CLT should be valued at between S$0.96-S$1.09, or 9-24% above its IPO price of S$0.88.
I got allocated but not in cdp lei
how to sell like that..
ponzi scheme ah? take the money and don't give the share.,.
bigmice ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 22:18) Posted:
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tonylim ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 10:01) Posted:
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Ha ha, thats no blocking for any sell call for normal stocks alrd traded in SGX.
What I foresee the possible problems on new listing stock, ie when the stock code appears on the SGX listing, at 1400hrs sharp, or 30mins or more prior to 1400hrs? If it is going to list out at 1400hrs sharp, then whatever u enter the stock code for sell call in advance, system may prompt u Enter Wrong Code or other prompting such as "This stock will only list at 1400hrs" etc, just guesses la.
The other possible problem could be bid size, ie if u think that the list px likely will surge 50%, then u may landed in the so-called max bid size constraint liao. System may prompt u wrong bid size loh. Getting your broker clearing for u is better option. Wat else?
Ha ha, using ambush style loh. Get ready the online sell order, sell qty, set IPO px in d check box, type in password. Place d cursor at Submit Button, watch the listing px rolling, up or down, and key in the new sell px and click submit to end the transaction. Then marching to the bank liao.
Good luck, cheers.
Andrew ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 21:08) Posted:
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bigmice ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 22:18) Posted:
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Your transaction will not be blocked. The cost ?
SGX Fine of min. S$1000 or 5% of transaction value + 2bid higher on T+4 + Interest to Broking Hse (216% pa. in my case....something like that)
I even screwed that last year in August. Only recently SGX send me a warning and let me off the hook.........
So new SOP...........check all transaction half an hour before closing bell.......
AK_Francis ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 17:12) Posted:
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I was screwed many year ago by Mid Contintial. It is in my SOP to check CDP before trading lor.
You are right, it is a conditional allocation.
To be technically correct, need to wait for official letter from CDP to confirm.
It is ever easier.....goto www.cdp.com.sg
Log In with your CDP account number and IC.
junction ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 15:39) Posted:
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Need to confirm your Provisional Alloted shares r alrdy registered in CDP, before 1359 12 Apr 10, prior to do any trading.
Once u hv ascertained that your newly alloted shares are available in CDP, then u may Q to Sell, even before 1400 12 Apr, unless, somehow or rather, your transaction is being blocked. You need to determine your release px, ie 10%,20% up etc. Ha ha, free sparing for Shortist, that pm liao, esp if the px surges over 50%.
Good luck to those involve, cheers.
Andrew ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 15:18) Posted:
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Hi all shortlisted CWT-ARA IPO lucky draw winners,
I would suggest you checked your CDP before trading.
I would usually sell off at 4.78 msec after board go ready. But should I keep this for long long term.....hmmmm.
Anyway, trading will only start at 2pm April 12th....afternoon session.....
I just check CDP, still not credited yet......
Please comment.
AnthonyTan ( Date: 11-Apr-2010 12:30) Posted:
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