The way you change stock like change underwear... risk of going to holland soon very high...

Say already lor... went jalan-jalan..

Dsonic,, still way over value .. you never see what Ah Boon teach ah?

All rubber stocks already valuation high already...have to wait next leg down..

You everyday seems to hang out at shopping malls one..

No need work ah?

Auditor come liao...

48000 x0.055 / 0.04 = ?

sifu..

first one..

Monday come.. gonna potong one coma stock.. which gained handsomely on friday...

Keep 1 less stock.

See how on Monday... although already got 20% profit... thinking of switching to other 'better' stock.

But then again.. baru breakout only... see got continuation or not

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 19 2014, 02:18 PM

It is one of the two coma stock i am planning to cut for sometime already, just looking at when to cut only.... The other one still slightly underwater...

Overall although coma but can get reasonable gains lah.. for 10 months holding..

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 19 2014, 02:23 PM

Got simply meh?

Not KFC leh... this one can get a few apples... already.

It's a beautiful day...

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 21 2014, 10:14 AM

Ya better re-think what you write.. auditor here many..

Risk free rate usually refers to 10Y govt bond.. how much is that? I betcha it is more than 3% now....

LOL.. none!

Some people want to invest in yield, that is understandable, they want a stock which has lower monitoring requirements (Not lower risk!). So no matter in the ups and downs of the market they get dependable income and in the long run most good stocks will have capital gain to boot.

However selecting good yield stocks is not so easy as looking at dividend % and debt level.. that is just too simplistic.

For a PROPER dividend stock, there must be a set of criteria to be followed... of which includes the following I observe. (Yes I buy dividend stocks too! )

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..

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 21 2014, 10:37 AM

Technically true.. if you buy 10Y government bond now and wait until maturity, you will get back your capital + accrued interest. There is virtually no risk unless the government KO..

However the inflation factor has not been accounted for.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 21 2014, 10:39 AM

Item no 2 can be flexible as long below 100%.... the lower the better.

The other item is not hard at all... ask uncle google for dividend aristocrats.

This post has been edited by gark: Apr 21 2014, 10:42 AM