My biggest Malaysian divvy counter is Malakof, followed by Maybank.

Anyone still holding K1? What's your opinion on this share?

Many of the glove counters doesn't look too good today.

Some high dividend stocks that I hold are Maybank, Tenaga, Malakof, YTLPower, YTLReits, CMMT, BJToto, Magnum, GenM, Astro, Maxis, Digi.

do you really think retail player can sustain the growth?

institutional player is shifting their fund into growth stock.

it's advisable to be taught by licensed fund manager about investment so you will know how they think, what they emphasize on.

current false debt-free situation is very bad for the stock market in the long term but it makes everyone very positive about the market especially since they think they are pro investor after they managed to make money so "easily" from the market.

couple with GDP, LI, CI, CPI all showing bad periods ahead, I am not surprise to see speculator to lose money after the public see the real economic situation instead of the false debt-free situation.

This post has been edited by skty: Jun 26 2020, 11:09 AM

What do you think of Astro? And how much did you roughly put for each of the shares you hold?

What stock to buy for short term? All look like not moving

Astro is a great share and now the price is low. My strategy is to top up on these high dividend stocks when there price is low, so no fixed investment amount, just go by gut feelings.

yeah..damm glove counters these days susah....dropping down bit by bit

long term counter, no worries.

holding since 0.31.

I see. Looking at what you have bought, think this should be the portfolio:-

1) Maybank
2) Genting M
3) RCE Cap
4) Astro
5) YTL Reit
6) BAT (when reaches 10 and below).

bought at 0.5. still holding

BAT is comparative very cheap now. Can always pick up slowly within your budget. Maybe 5 lots? And top up more when if it ever drops further.

Any stock which pays more than 6% dividend is worth keeping la. If lower better put your $ in EPF.

Well, any stocks more than 3% yield is definately better than FD currently. It would take years before it even goes to..... 4% or more.

Now I decide not to put all eggs in basket, else too reliant on FD is not gonna be good in long term.

astro great share? nobody watch astro nowadays lol

Bat used to be good but now is a dying company. profit decrease year by year. dividend also decrease. cannot fight illegal tobacco.

My average is at 0.48 but i'm just a bit worried on the dropping trend. Long term, for roughly 3-6 months?

Well, so long they monopoly the pay per view and satellite entertainment in Malaysia (with help from govt of course), they will still be around. And those TV boxes "tap" on them too.

BAT might be dying.... but looking at the dividends, they still pay quite high dividends.... only when the yield keeps falling, then can rethink.....

Come across this, what do you guys think? Is it wise to buy now?


https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/1155.jsp


DeepValueInvestor https://www.marketwatch.com/story/bank-stoc...owerfully-onc...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-06-26/wall...nes-bank-stoc...

Lai, time to fly, banks' QR2 reports will not be as bad as priced in expectations.
26/06/2020 12:15 PM


DeepValueInvestor As for stock picks, KLCI blue chips like Axiata, Maybank, CIMB, GenM, Genting, Sime, MISC, Topglove and Harta should witness rotational buying interests to aid uptrend resumption ahead of the mid-year window dressing.
Source: HLB research highlight

Time to collect before buying interest switch from gloves and gaming to banks. Also, in 2008-2009, some banks despite having -eps in some quarters, the banking stocks just shot up when the recession ended on March 2009 (after QE started on Nov 2008)
26/06/2020 12:17 PM

Largely due to loan moratorium. moving forward, doesn't mean will remain unchanged.

it's a kangaroo market though. will sell only when the price is right i guess.