20% Crash in Link REIT — Why I’m Buying: Dividend Trap or Opportunity?

This video feature a REAL human talking about Link Reit, consolidating the Link Reit 30 September 2025 Financial report (release on 20th November).

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Primary information use in video are from the source below:
1.) Link Reit 30 September Interim Report
2.) Moomoo Financial Analysis Page ( Revenue/DPU/Technical charts)


00:00 Introduction (Data Source)
00:17 DPU/Revenue growth
01:00 89% Portfolio HK/China
01:52 Low P/B, Undervalue?
02:30 Technical Analysis, Good Entry Point?
03:01 Income setback, Downward Adjustment of Property Fail Value.
03:34 HK/China Market Outlook, Bottom Out?
05:13 Singapore and Australia, Good Performance.
06:09 Acquiring more Singapore properties? Future Strategy
06:39 My take, dividend trap?


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I’m not a financial advisor. The content in this video is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Please consult a licensed financial professional before making any investment decisions. The trades or stock purchases shown are not investment recommendations, and I will not be responsible for any financial losses that may result from attempting to mirror my actions in the market.

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