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Rafi, a retiring oncologist, wanted to invest in safe, high dividend paying stocks. Upon his stockbroker's recommendation, he bought three tranches of S$500,000 worth of Sabana REIT ("Sabana") even as price fell during the period in between. His stockbroker had advised him to adopt dollar cost averaging, as even if price fell, Rafi could lower his breakeven price and gain in the longer term as stock prices tend to mean-revert. Further, Sabana's high dividend yield would help offset the price fall. Six months later, Sabana's price fell further. Rafi sought the advice of Michael, an investment-savvy friend, who advised him to look at capital gain yield besides dividend yield, and to check out Sabana's website and various investment forums for important company's actions and other crucial information. Rafi found that disgruntled investors, unhappy with Sabana's falling dividend and price, had formed two groups, one of whom had proposed various drastic actions at an Extraordinary General Meeting which may involve booting the REIT manager, and/or delisting the REIT and liquidating its portfolio. The manager formed a Strategic Review Committee and requested for more time. Rafi had to decide: vote for or against the manager or just cut loss immediately.