QUOTE(tehoice @ Dec 23 2015, 09:03 PM)
To be frank with u, my stocks analysis model is very rudimentary, and not good for analysing construction and property stocks, which usually have erratic revenue and earnings growth patterns. So, my opinion on these sectors are purely based on seeing analysts projections, reading their commentary and forming my own opinion.
Huayang - not positive (well, which developer are positive nowadays?

). Most are forecasting stagnant or even negative growth for the next 2 coming financial years. But their dividends are a sweetener (6-7% wor

). Quite defensive in that they're mostly into affordable housing (<RM500,000, though to be honest I wish "affordable" to mean RM400,000 and below). But I still prefer UOA for their superior margins, net cash position, it's having >10% of its net assets invested in UOAREIT and it having some investment assets e.g. Nexus@Bangsar South, which will guarantee recurring income. Me a conservative investor mar
This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Dec 24 2015, 10:25 AM