Apr 6 2017, 10:21 PM
QUOTE(gark @ Apr 6 2017, 11:54 AM)
I have worked with nestle suppliers before, in terms of their food safety requirements is very strict.
I can't give more details, but they have been monitoring raw materials which requirement exceed the European standards.
But of course, there is always rumor here and there..
After reading your article, Nestle was at fault. No MSG but got MSG pulak. Deceptive labeling. I can't give more details, but they have been monitoring raw materials which requirement exceed the European standards.
But of course, there is always rumor here and there..
Not to mention all 3 in 1 stuff all loaded with sugar.
QUOTE(contestchris @ Apr 6 2017, 10:16 PM)
High dividend yielding stocks lose their luster when the interest rates rise. For Malaysia, doesn't seem like anytime soon but if inflation goes rampant then no choice lose. When rates up dividend yielding stocks will lose their attractiveness.
Depends. If interest rates rise because economy is good, dividend will get bigger as companies can charge more 
If interest rate increases because poor economy, then whole different story. Even growth stocks also no growth as there's no demand. If a company can pay consistent dividend, the balance sheet must be strong. Of course they can take loan to boost dividend also
This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 6 2017, 10:24 PM
Quote
0.0135sec
1.23
7 queries
GZIP Disabled