Wanna try some tech stocks then? Fast up fast down.. Some up until don't know how to come down.. Some down until don't know how to come up

NAV around RM4.6~ 4.7
No debt
Dividend around 10~11 cents.

Hahaha.. Depends what kind of Dinosaur are those.. Some can evolve one.. Lol..

Maybe you can try 0082.. Gives you a 100% return..

Action soon.. And that is the last I know

Nowdays, people sell mall reit, all rush in.
But Qcap portfolio also has shopping mall, but still trading at net 6.x%, less people rush in. 

I don't know, nowadays, it is like got "wind" one.

Just last week, new shop UniQlo opened at QB mall in Pg,
Want to go into the shop, also need to Q outside first, before can let customer go in. 
When the wind blow A, everyone rush to A.
Just like bubble tea wind last year, so many bubble tea shops mushrooming suddenly.

Must be Japanese Ramen
Indeed spending habit for middleclass has change a lot

Down there props sell like hotcakes, some locations price same par with klcc area (for condo to condo comparison) really siaw liau .......

I have no comment against those focus on dividends only, different people have different methodology for "investing".
I know they are aiming for passive income, which able to beat inflation, at the same time, use the passive income to re-invest, make the return compounding.

The entry price is really based on how u project the company future, and it require some instinct

Goes up means their bought props will become cheaper in SG money right, but inflation may bring the props price up too 

Singapore government has already mention that their long term strategy is to have gradual exchange rate appreciation based on CPI. So we can assume MAS will control the SGD to be parallel with inflation to keep the buying power of SGD the same.

My one very plain and simple, only buy the stock u feel comfortable with and able to hold for 3-5 years.

For example i'll to analyze by:
1.Business strategy apply by the management, compare it with the competitors, there must be a strength point for that company to become no.1 in that industry.
2.Management integrity, this one a bit hard for anchovies like us, but u can judge by news and corporate exercise.
3.Then look into financial data, business ratio etc.
4.Entry price, this one is very subjective. I buy in based on my six sense and observant on the graph, and sometimes the overall environment.

Just my own opinion on selection
I still think that for a dividend investor, they should look at the yield instead of growth, let say set a benchmark of 6% and select from the list.

For a non-citizen to buy a property in Singapore, the government will charge 30% stamp duty

Wah, I say if you get such stock.. so far don't dare to sai lang...

I like these method.
Personally I do invest like this in early stage. I always apply simple analysis (before buy), deep analysis after buy to avoid late anticipation.
If I dont like this stock, I will just sell it like usual trade.
Entry price, use simple valuation and sixth sense. Afte buy, try to access its downward risk. If I like the entry price, will buy more. If I realise my sixth sense is over confident or wrong, I keep or sell it.
Personally think way,in my opinion can win more , loss less.
I wish to find something like WB stocks, forever no need to sell.But my condition is more stict, need to be substantive undervalued compared to its share price, but at the same time I expect it will grow for decades for non-stop.

Really fun to discuss with u guys 

Sai lang I don't think people will dare la.
Put majority of their net worth? 
So far personally never sai lang in certain stock. But keep buying and buying and buying and buying.....

Dow Jones is not a constantly growing stocks.. laggard stocks are usually removed and better stocks put into the Dow Jones index. Over the years the Dow Jones index has probably changed more stocks constituents than you change underwear... A lot of the stocks in the creating of the index is no longer then, either bankrupt or merged out.

S&P 500 too long list eh.. you go search yourself. 

Sorry ah boon taikor, u are right.

My concern is the value trap, no idea when the management will unlock it, similar like KrisAsset case

Dayang = Princess in bahasa Sulu.. still like or not?

There may be lot of hidden asset, but if those asset are not realised (due to whatever reason) and finally put in the hand of shareholders, everyday can see, but cannot touch one....   

"Touching" is more realistic/practical 
(my view only)

By the same logic, red chip also can be hidden asset, trade way below NAV, PER 2x ~ 5x only.  

I understand most of the issue about ownership but do look at what the market is focusing on : Land BANK.

Market is hot over this and I am just looking for more ideas.