Would like to share some great articles on “Negative bond yield and QE”...with more and more central bankers lowering the interest rate and implementing more QE, world is flooded with liquidity and resulting  $17 Billion of  negative yielding bond sitting and idling on various financial institution’s balance sheet around the world.

With this unstoppable pace of money printing, market will become more volatile... all conventional methods of assets valuation will also become obsolete... you may notice that it will become "new normal" for some S-REITs to have yield lower than 4% (especially from those with stronger sponsor like Mapletree or Capital families).

Defensive stocks like Utilities and REITs might become the next target of investment for some hot money to flow into as investors / sovereign wealth funds / mutual fund / insurance & endowment funds, all are chasing to get better yield than “zero coupon” bonds. If low interest rate