My views on the Hong Kong government's third issue of iBonds are the same as for the first two issues - they are a poor investment in general but better than leaving cash on deposit with the banks. My previous comments are here.
Needless to say, I expect the allocations to be as small as last time. If it required any more effort than a few clicks of a mouse, it probably wouldn't be worth it.
"Do not apply any strategy that you think will not work for your business."
ReplyDeleteThat's really rubbish advice, as good as "Do not put on a pair of jeans if you are already wearing a pair of jeans".
Anyway...
Any views on Hopewell properties or on the new Langham listing?
@ J-D
ReplyDeleteSorry, but I have not looked at Hopewell for a long time and haven't looked at Langham at all.
Cheers
traineeinvestor
That sums it up nicely - better then cash, but not much else.
ReplyDeleteWith the likely outcome of one or two lots each (HKD10,000 - 20,000). quiet frankly, it is too trivial to be bothered with.
ReplyDeleteTraineeinvestor