i ask already no one say anything but if you really want to look for saving some money then try la REITS
all reits counter like dinasour cannot move eh.. but dividend ok la...

Pana jie jie got one thread about dividend stocks

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/596903

The REIT topic oso can

see the table below... i also dont know what it talk about.. can someone care to explain itu table ar?

from left to right

Latest Reporting Period
DPU/ Distribution per Unit (or Payout per Share)
Price
Yield (calculated by trailing DPU or combining the payouts for the previous 4 quarters)
NAV - Net Asset Value

as u can see some yields are not that favourable, while others are quite strong.
there are various factors in REITs but the people over at the REITs thread can definitely help u out.

in my opinion, i'd choose reits if i want really high-yield & stable investments.

This post has been edited by teehk_tee: Dec 4 2010, 08:55 PM

Hi,
How to calculate the annual profit generated from Dividend? example for STAR?
http://bblifediary.blogspot.com/2010/11/hi...updated-on.html

How come he calculated is 17% so high?
I can see that it give out 41 cent per share per year

What i calculated is i assume i bought at JAN 2010 at 2.7
(10.5+10.5+21)/270=15%

And i suppose bearish market will impact on the divident right? Any concern need to care for REIT?

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Added on December 4, 2010, 9:55 pmREIT i suppose lower risk if plan to put for many years?

This post has been edited by popcorn513: Dec 4 2010, 09:55 PM

tee mentioned the reit & dividend threads
also you can get dividends from bursa website -see file attached

you can check some at this site
http://geezsquare.blogspot.com/
however div yield is based on last 4 rolling quarter dividends
some of these stocks have dividends going ex-date this month
g'luck


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CI all time high how come you guys still looking at REIT?
just wanna know your opinions..

futures eh? yeah, I got arang batu experience with them. for those forumers talking about indices
I would really like to see them post their pov and see its performance with my own eyes then I can learn something new
anyway, whether active or passive, as long as performance beat fd & inflation rate is ho seh liao

the higher the risk, the higher the return. depends on one's own risk appetite
if young, go sai lang la. if mature due to garam, then take it easy & enjoy the sunset years
once reach age 70, wan a peaceful mind coz others say must keep mind sharp & active at all times & enjoy wat we do

Chrismas bullish ? Wow...

http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting...od=bb-budgeting

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Added on December 5, 2010, 2:29 amCannot offbeat Cherroy liao....he used to isap kicap then most of us woooo...

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Added on December 5, 2010, 2:32 amCCB & FLONIC - come to papa ....

This post has been edited by mazda626: Dec 5 2010, 02:32 AM

ive got a small capital in futures too. playing 1 contract at a time but now taking a break from it cuz of the stress. so far made a few bad calls, and some good ones so overall a good gain. but i'd prefer stocks over futures because futures really put a lot of pressure on you, and really need a good trading plan a lot of technical experience, and hella good information sources . even goreng stocks is nothing compared to the stress when trading in futs. but one reason im still doing futs is cuz of my broker lah, so cute.

i think they're just discussing about REITs as an alternative to high-yield divs. REITs is like touch n go to me, once in a while must top up one

This post has been edited by teehk_tee: Dec 5 2010, 06:47 AM

Don't understand what you mean

CI high means REIT overpriced... or you mean we should invest in CI because it's high?

futures stressful got once, enter a position when market close. next morning, alredi loss $xxxxx & need to do margin call
the other day usa jobless report would really kanasai those who shorted. wonder where is lyn futures sifu?

mazda626, yalo cherroy isap kicap longer than us all & is the grandmaster. when I reach that era, oso wan enjoy my sunset years & dun wan take risk in meantime, gathering adventure stories to share with my kids & future cucu

I think what he means is that CI high, stocks are moving up high, so can earn much more than defensive REIT, which usually moves only 4 times a year (while declaring dividends)

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Added on December 5, 2010, 1:40 pmI guess for those who can't take stress or those who is already rich, may play safe game on divvi stocks/reit. Since only the divvi received already large amount, enough to buy benz.
On the other hand, those new player who has little capital, may play higher risk stocks, hoping to grow more capital from their tiny capital.


This post has been edited by yok70: Dec 5 2010, 01:40 PM

sure boh? how many new player with little capital u know who played high risk stocks to grow their tiny capital?
the stock market sifu will kill them all! after 1-2 years, they'll be taking passive approach instead
once u get ur trading tactics correct, profit more than loss, then u r on the way
other that that, THERE IS NO such thing as beginner luck

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/mobile/article.php?id=178082

Why does Maybank needs to sell off some stake at BII? Indonesian gov requirements?

There has no free lunch in this world, has it?
As for me, if I am a millionaire and heading towards my golden years, I'm pretty sure I'll only invest in REITs. So I only need to read the newspaper once a week to update myself of world economy. I won't spend so much time on stocks as today.

Haha agree what you say here. Small fish like me with little capital should invest in more aggresive stocks, cause if invest in REIT/ High Dividend Stocks, my capital will only appreciate very slowly. But, of course, the risk is higher for me as well, after all, no pain no gain!

I am still waiting to earn my first million dollars!!!

same here waiting to earn my first million. But even 1 milion also insufficient for us to retire nowadays.

However, my strategies was opposite from yours. I will park my money in high yield investment to preserve my capital. Thereafter, i will go for higher risk investment.

wondering how much the korea war can affect our market, as US and China also kind of tense on it right now (inclusive of Japan-China issue in addition to the korea one).
sigh! buy or sell? I'm newbie woh, give me such challenge so fast meh!

This post has been edited by yok70: Dec 5 2010, 06:47 PM

I thought u r oldbie , ur trading exp?