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description: "The Amova-Straits Trading Asia ex-Japan REIT ETF (CFA.SG) is trading at SGD 0.796, sitting in the middle of its well-defined trading range.The March selloff (from 0.83 to 0.77) was the sharpest move in the past year, likely driven by rate-cut expectations being repriced. Since then, the ETF has recovered to ~0.80. At ~5–6% yield, CFA is an income play. The question isn't just "is 0.79 cheap?" but "is there a better use for this capital right now?"  whether that is another sector, cash, or waiting for a deeper pullback to 0.77."
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# The Amova-Straits Trading Asia ex-Japan REIT ETF (…


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## Comments (1)

- **TXY · 2026-06-29T08:04:51.000Z**: The better use of capital framing is the right question. Range-bound income at 5 to 6% only works if nothing more interesting is competing for it, and with SG banks and tech running that opportunity cost is real right now.


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