Ok thanks sifu. Then pass. No intention to stay there. Let me do some research on the dividend.au first.

It seems u have started much earlier than I thought.

Thanks for leading us.

This post has been edited by prince_mk: Jan 19 2017, 10:31 PM

... When mind is made up and the target is there, must chase,... if just to talk only, then can never get done.

Try NAB !

Bro,.. what is the source of your article in the above ?

I never talk empty. Sure will follow your lead.

U see Sg reits after u leaded me 1 yr ago. Now I m harvesting d dividend.

Sifu,

http://www.fool.com.au

Glad that I could help,... bro,...you can sit back and just wait for the divvies every qtr,....

Okay,.. that art was from fool.com,...

http://www.fool.com.au/2016/02/23/7-reason...ank-ltd-shares/

Wonder should I go in or look into others ?

Countplus. CUP

Countplus is an accounting and financial services aggregator with a 5.04% stake (or 5,882,540 shares as at 31 December 2015) in listed cloud based SMSF administration software provider Class Limited (ASX: CL1).

The equity stake in Class provides Countplus’ shares with the impetus to grow in value, as the underlying investment in Class swells day-by-day. Accordingly, investors in Countplus benefit from both companies’ growth.

The yield

Countplus pays (and has paid since listing) a quarterly dividend of 2 cents per share, providing it with a robust trailing yield of 9.1% before tax at current prices. Importantly, this dividend is fully-franked, meaning the yield surges to almost 13% after tax.

My opinion is the writer here does not know how to value NAB because the reports are complex. I personally think that it wouldn't go wrong to invest into this major bank of Australia. If the sp should drop, just hold-onto the counter and collect the dividend. The dpu looks stable to me,... and the yield is very good for such a big bank.

At last price, I calculated the yield for NAB is the highest among the four major banks.

Well,... I hold CUP. And I'm watching this ctr closely,... even if they chop the dpu, the current yield is high enough for it to withstand a dpu chop !

http://www.fool.com.au/2017/01/23/its-time...e-3-asx-shares/


if i am only getting 1 or 2 ASX .. what would be the recommended ones...

What is the intention of yr investments ? Dividend or capital appreciation ?

dividend. Keep for long term. As my brokerage is high.. cannot be chasing short term cap appreciation.

This post has been edited by elea88: Jan 23 2017, 09:04 AM

You will have to monitor consistently in case the fundamentals change for these counters :-

1) CUP.
2) GEM.

Gem is GEM Education Group, with many childcare centers in Australia and Sgp. YOU can 'get a feel' of this counter by observing the performance in Sgp too....

I think both also ok. GEM has plenty of education centres in Australia and Singapore. Good choice.

will consider both also after CNY.

Let me know if you have further questions !

The daily volumes for CUP is miniscule!

2k,7k, 12k,

too low to buy anything.

Tq prophet,... yeah, I do hear some cautions abt this too. But what I gathered from the opposite camp is this ctr is good, hence many of the retirees there buy and keep this ctr for the stable, FF dividend.

For would-be investors into the ASX, you will need the AUD to do so. Look at how the AUD has moved in the last two years.

http://finance.yahoo.com/chart/AUDMYR%3DX#...jp0cnVlfQ%3D%3D

There is a new beginning for this REIT. The indutrial properties mkt in Sgp may be in the doldrums, but definitely not so Down Under. Hence, the likes of ctrs like Frasers L&I, Cache Logistics Trust buying industrial properties in Australia :-

Centuria Capital Group Limited successfully completed the transfer of management of 360 Industrial Fund from 360 Capital Limited. As a result of this transfer the Fund will be renamed Centuria Industrial REIT. The identification code used by the ASX will change to CIP (previously TIX) effective from Friday 27 January 2017. There are no other material changes.