to all homer holders, what price you all plan to let go?

Disagree.

The dividends that the stock pays is never constant.
It can go up and it also can go down.

(Up examples - plenty)
(Down example - YTL Power and oh... CScenic ... and possibly many others too.)

Stock prices - never constant.

Business profitability can improve...
But it also can decline.

So for someone like a big boss or what to tell you such statement....
there are a lot of assumptions made.

I remember last time you post about your boss...



Which Scomi did he ask you to buy?

By who ah? 

Today on jalan-jalan, long weekend.. indon today public holiday due to good friday lol...

Indonesia where got negara Islam?

You must be imagining...

Last time i also play divvy stock, but end up my capital near to zero

majority of gain derived from divvy after 1-2 years

Then ah boon gave advise, i only realise growth company can bring tremendous gain.

Let me give an example,
Those who bought Hartalega since IPO, receiving 20%+ divvy yield if based on IPO, MYEG also look the same.

30 counters in my favorite list, only one blinking nonstop like tomorrow is end of earth.

Favorite list is different from buy list... need some sort of entertainment...

Ops sorry, is "Capital Gain"

What worries me on Amway is its >100% dividend payout ratio for the past few years. Where is it getting the money from? Reserves, loan etc? Any motive for doing this?

Cheerio.

What's Amway's stock code?

Wondering why is its debt/cap so high at 60+% as it is not a capital intensive company.

Its EPS profile over the years is very impressive. But not all good thing will last forever. Sorry. Need pne's judgement to look ahead and then make one's decision.

Cheerio.

My advice, get more growth stocks 

Sifu PS, thanks. Please clarify for me.

Don't understand why its debt/cap is so high then if it is not really debt.

I did not do well in my school accounting subject! Ha.

Cheerio.

It's a beautiful day... 

risk free rate normally change align with gov bond rate one. 

LOL.. none! 

College teach people how to use useless crap beta and become academician

1. Free cash flow > dividend paid
2. Dividend pay rate < 60%
3. Growth in dividend paid at least matching inflation
4. Long term dividend paying must at least raised dividend (YoY) 6 times out of last 10 paid.
5. Reasonable growth in profits (otherwise your dividend cannot grow)
6. Buy at reasonable price PE (after debt) or the earning yield you target (1/PEx100)
7. Business must have reasonable moat and consistent profits

Well those are my criteria... It's a bit hard to find now. hence i concentrate more on small caps..