Invesco Uk Property Income Trust Share Discussion Threads

[318jazz] 10/1/2011 10:07

You are not quite on your own Knowing. Tucked a few of these away at 2.75p with the same optimism as putting money on the 2nd favourite 2.30 at Chepstow.
A punt pure and simple. I've got a feeling that somebody doesn't want this to go bust and there are certainly one or two glimmers of hope showing in the commercial property market. Fingers crossed.

[knowing] 09/1/2011 23:23

UK commercial property tempts investors

[knowing] 09/1/2011 22:37

Thank's Chris. I have done the same in DNDS and won so quite happy to continue until my sell price is reached.

Happy New Year and good luck to you too.

K

[chrysippus] 09/1/2011 22:33

You're ploughing a lonely furrow, here, Knowing - but I appreciate it at least!

Happy new year

Best wishes

Chrysippus

[knowing] 06/1/2011 22:07

Credit Suisse

Looking into 2011, Credit Suisse recently upgraded its view on the worldwide automotive and hotel industries, and the UK commercial property sector. "Autos have exposure to almost every theme that we like," the bank said, citing factors such as the potential for an upside surprise in core European consumption and higher corporate spending.

The sector also stands to benefit from the rise of the emerging markets consumer, with some 18 per cent of sales coming from the BRIC counties. With hotels, Credit Suisse highlighted the sector's gearing to corporate spending, which accounts for 65 per cent of its revenue. This bodes well, as "corporate free cash flow, profitability, and investment intentions are all abnormally high, while corporates have seldom been as under leveraged".

Lastly, the bank said that current yields from UK commercial property suggested that real estate prices could potentially rise by about 12 per cent, while property stocks could improve by 24 per cent. Other factors such as the recent stabilisation of rents and the fact Britain's real estate sector had lagged behind the US counterpart rather than performing in line with it, lent further support to its predictions, Credit Suisse said...

[knowing] 05/1/2011 11:27

Hopefully we shall see the next leg up start shortly.

[knowing] 04/1/2011 23:21

Invesco Real Estate, the cross-border property investment manager, and CILOGER, the French société de gestion de portefeuille, are pleased to announce the purchase of 10 newly-built retail assets in major economic areas of Western Germany for approx. €218 million.

[knowing] 04/1/2011 23:20

Commercial property will continue to prosper in 2011David Thame
January 03, 2011



Commercial property deals near £10bn Investment in central London commercial property fell just a whisker short of £10bn in 2010 following a dramatic increase in activity.

[flyingswan] 04/1/2011 16:21

Credit Suisse

Looking into 2011, Credit Suisse recently upgraded its view on the worldwide automotive and hotel industries, and the UK commercial property sector. "Autos have exposure to almost every theme that we like," the bank said, citing factors such as the potential for an upside surprise in core European consumption and higher corporate spending.

The sector also stands to benefit from the rise of the emerging markets consumer, with some 18 per cent of sales coming from the BRIC counties. With hotels, Credit Suisse highlighted the sector's gearing to corporate spending, which accounts for 65 per cent of its revenue. This bodes well, as "corporate free cash flow, profitability, and investment intentions are all abnormally high, while corporates have seldom been as under leveraged".

Lastly, the bank said that current yields from UK commercial property suggested that real estate prices could potentially rise by about 12 per cent, while property stocks could improve by 24 per cent. Other factors such as the recent stabilisation of rents and the fact Britain's real estate sector had lagged behind the US counterpart rather than performing in line with it, lent further support to its predictions, Credit Suisse said...

[knowing] 03/1/2011 16:06

Interesting figures

[flyingswan] 01/1/2011 11:11

Business property boosted by low interest rates in 2011?

Business property could be supported by continuing low interest rates next year, as experts have predicted the Bank of England will not change the base rate until late 2011...

[knowing] 31/12/2010 10:55

Was showing 3.75/4 prior to that little sell.

[flyingswan] 31/12/2010 10:37

Postive Economic Signs For The Commercial Property Market
Published on: Thursday, December 30, 2010
Written by: Matt Hudgins

Improved Treasury yields, increased consumer spending and other factors were among the key indicators that have some economists predicting a more positive outlook for the commercial real estate market in 2011. While US unemployment continues to remain high, and the housing market is still underperforming, modest lending rates and low inflation are making commercial real estate investment an attractive growth opportunity for investors. See the following article from National Real Estate Investor for more on this.

Ross Moore has changed his outlook for the better in these last few weeks of 2010.

As national chief economist for commercial real estate services company Colliers International, Moore follows about 100 economic indicators that keep his finger on the pulse of the economy and the commercial real estate industry. And since the beginning of the fourth quarter, that pulse has quickened...

[knowing] 31/12/2010 00:14

Chart analysis

[knowing] 31/12/2010 00:14

Chart analysis

[knowing] 30/12/2010 11:20

Need an AT trade to show the rise today.

[knowing] 29/12/2010 18:14

Well they keep widening they spread trying to deter buyers but....

[knowing] 29/12/2010 10:43

Morning FS there are some very nice charts out there. This one shows lot's of potential upside.

[flyingswan] 27/12/2010 10:42

Some of the computer trading systems are getting quite bullish on IPI see below:

Composite Indicator
Trend Spotter TM Buy

Short Term Indicators
7 Day Average Directional Indicator Buy
10 - 8 Day Moving Average Hilo Channel Buy
20 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
20 - 50 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
20 Day Bollinger Bands Hold

Short Term Indicators Average: 80% - Buy
20-Day Average Volume - 164576

Medium Term Indicators
40 Day Commodity Channel Index Buy
50 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
20 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Buy
50 Day Parabolic Time/Price Buy

Medium Term Indicators Average: 100% - Buy
50-Day Average Volume - 145814

Long Term Indicators
60 Day Commodity Channel Index Buy
100 Day Moving Average vs Price Buy
50 - 100 Day MACD Oscillator Sell

Long Term Indicators Average: 33% - Buy
100-Day Average Volume - 125596

Overall Average: 80% - Buy

Price Support Pivot Point Resistance

2.9800 2.1267 3.1267 4.1267

[knowing] 27/12/2010 00:36

FS I won a comp with them a few years back. T Shirt, Bottle of booze and other ice things. Well done. Be nice if you joined us in DNDS too.

[flyingswan] 24/12/2010 21:02

Regarding HornBlower's IPI Chart and current update:

The Share price is now nearly a quarter to half way to HornBlowers upper resistance level:


You can see the updated details on this chart:



If you look at the 3 year chart there is early signs of a "W" forming on the chart, after the second dip in the Commercial property Sector is now starting to recover.

IPI is quite a cheap when you look at the price a year ago and nothing really changing in the company.

Rent-free periods for new lease holders coming to an end, means more income.

When inflation / hyper inflation come in, after all the money printing, we will see property prices fly up, like in the 1970's.

Most commodities are going up due in inflation - property will be the next to follow.

[flyingswan] 24/12/2010 18:49

Congratulations on his second win go to flyingswan with his pick of Invesco Property Inc. IPI:



Please see link for details of the share crazy stock picking contest.

[knowing] 24/12/2010 17:33

So todays sellers filled another late buy. Seems silly people are selling when this wants to continue rising.


Merry Christmas all.

[warranty] 24/12/2010 14:20

Thanks Knowing you're right just seemed to spoil the chart!! Good Christmas all and let's hope IPI comes good for us too in 2011.