Yes, I am about 20 years late. But better late than never. 

Yield?

P/E?

Expected earnings growth?

I'm all ears

No want

Want to ask, say if someone bought MV at 1.3 and still holding until now, need to think about PE and growth?

At least not so vulnerable to changes in regulations (read - sin taxes)

As long as Cititel Hotel still ada ayam cantik people still love shopping, MV won't die

Finance/investment decisions are always based on FUTURE values, past costs and gains are totally irrelevant.

If one thinks value is too high, but it's a good cash making machine, why sell? Better to hold it right and get cash rather than sell and get one time gain? There's no guarantee you can buy again at that old price.

It doesn't make sense.

Ya la. If can find replacement.  If S-reits overvalue and MY undervalue, you switch it back? 

Since you are a drink kaki like me, this is one more reason for you to consider buying HEIM. 👍😃

Wah, your eyes are very sharp. Yes, I am gradually trimming my portfolio. 😅

To screen the debts of the company, do we use Ratio of Debts to Assets or Total Liabilities to Equity ratio?

Also if I am looking for a company with little/zero debts, what should the range of the ratio be?

Thank you. 

I know. But I prefer company without debts 
So what's the best range for the ratio? <5 ok?

Not really. If u buy Maybank at 7.50, will u sell when it hit 11? Or keep for your son?

But if I want to screen zero/low debt company, which criteria should I use?
Takkan want to look at each country one by one? Sure there's a way to screen it using the broker screener program.
What I meant is there must be a way to filter out companies with high debts. From there manually analyse one by one by pulling out all their financial reports.

Buy at what price?

For discussion, share what did you replace with?

Personally I don't mind 1-2 nice dividend stock in the portfolio. Have regular stream of money inflow. Not bad what...

That's what I want to know. What's the criteria to shortlist stocks with low and negative gearing?
Use Liabilities to equity ratio as mentioned previously?

Also, what ratio number is considered good for low debts/zero debts? (Eg. 1, 2, 3,..)

Actually, I am trying to replicate Nestle MY financial in SG. 
Nevermind. I got it. Debt ratio < 2

Came out some results. 3 out of all the results match reviews by bloggers which I was keeping an eye on.

I know. I already did it. I replicated the important stuff. Dividend growth,  eps, debts, min div, roe. Anything I miss? Can only input in 5 stuff.

I been pondering if I should sell my tenaga stocks. I do not see our currency improving anytime soon and I believe part of tenaga's assets are in foreign investments.

kan anyone advise me on this before I sleep on it?

Anyway to screen for that? Any specific ratio?