yok70 go there see the Filipinos, lagi he dulan

Can someone enlighten me difference between TOPGLOVE and HARTALEGA?

Top Glove = largest producer of rubber gloves
Hartalega = ALSO largest producer of rubber gloves

So, siapa no. 1 really?

Ok thanks

TOPGLOVE change company name? Why I cannot find it

Here
http://www.bursamalaysia.com/market/

Really Top Glove hilang

Just for discussion ar

Talking about subsidy rationalisation...

Why can't they give the subsidy via tax credit/rebate? That would ensure that only the deserving gets to enjoy the fuel subsidy, the rich have to pay full price. Not that difficult to implement, right?

1. Pay
2. Work condition (safety & health)

Make it difficult/expensive to hire foreigners, then companies would be compelled to improve the above. Long-term win-win for the country.

Anyone holding DLADY here?

Divvy yield based on last 2012 financial year is very rich, 5.6%. But their divvy payout is somewhat inconsistent.

50 sen x 2 per annum is almost fixed, but that's only 2%+ yield

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 10 2013, 02:23 PM

EPS is only 190+ sen, so payout of (50+80)x2 is absolutely not sustainable

If we assume 90% payout, 190 x 90% = 170

1.7/47 current price = 3.6%

More or less around Nestle's DY. But Nestle's product portfolio is more formidable

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 10 2013, 02:42 PM

Yes, zero gearing, cash rich

Waiting for lower entry price

My worksheet got 2 performance measures:

(1) IRR - takes into account ALL CASH FLOWS, as such dividend is taken into account
(2) Price movement - only capital transactions (buys, sales, capital repayments) are taken into account in calculating cost per share vs market price per share

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 10 2013, 05:48 PM

Let's put it another way, treat as if you are doing a business. Well, this is also how we calculate cost in accounting...

- Cost is the total sum of the amount that u put in to acquire an asset
- Cost will be reduced by part disposal of the asset (e.g. u acquired an office building, and u sold off a few units/lots)
- Rental income WILL NOT reduce your cost, they are income, to be reported as part of your P&L
- When the asset appreciates in value, u revalue it upwards and the difference recognised in a Revaluation Reserve

Applying this principle to share investment accounting, you should treat dividends as income, and not to reduce your cost.

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 11 2013, 11:21 AM

No. I just looked at my mutual fund financial statements and my company-engaged external fund manager's monthly report.

Look at accounting policies B (page 14) & H (page 16)
http://www.fundsupermart.com.my/main/admin...ortsMYHWAQF.pdf

Calling unker gark

Can u rekomen me a dividend-yielding stock that can hold for long-term i.e. I can ignore the short-term fluctuations?

My trading account is cash-heavy dunno wat to buy

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 15 2013, 10:12 AM

how come they don't legalize prostitution

go Geylang so far

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: May 15 2013, 10:14 AM

takut naik lori

thanks, study tonite

is very very mahal

Ok, tonite go home do homework

but...but...it's hard-earned dough, mana boleh terus beli??? kena study profit trend, revenue trend, profit margins, dividend payout ratio etc etc etc dulu mar