Thursday, September 27, 2012

Analysis of Hyflux 6% CPS 10 (A relook)

  • Current Price = $108.40
  • Interest = $6 per share
  • Yield = 5.535%
  • Credit Rating = None
Investment till Callable Date
  • Tenure = 5.5 years
  • Total Interest = $33.00 per share
  • Capital Loss = $8.40
  • Overall Yield = 4.126%
  • Interest Rate after Callable Date = 8% (Assuming they don't redeem at callable date)
I am relooking at this preference shares for myself to place my cash reserve (currently I have some cash which I need to park it somewhere). Looking at the low interest rates and the current yield of the preference shares issued by banks, it is getting a little bit more tricky to get a good yield. Thus, I am relooking at this preference shares to see whether I can get a decent yield.

With a tenure of 5.5 years, it seems long and good for a long-term bond with a yield of 5.535%. However, the problem is its pricing which is at a premium of $108.40. I am looking at buying it after "CD" where I assume that it will drop by $3 and that should reduce my buying cost. This seems to be the best in the market and it will get better if they don't redeem at callable date. But I am sure that they will redeem it back once it is up.

That is my plan for Hyflux 6% CPS 10. I am still quite a novice for this so I hope that I am right.

1 comment:

  1. If you can a high quality corporate bond with a 5.535% yield and lock up your money for only 5.5 years, its' still a buy. If you hold to maturity, it does not matter if its' a premium above the 100 price, you are essentially taking a little less income for a 50% less duration period?
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