Let's post here.

I believe that there's a huge fallacy regarding dividends. You can lose money if one blindly invest just for dividends. Hold on. Take a breather cos I made a huge statement.. stay calm...let's do it one step at a time. Ok?

The 100% sure win statement is directed at dividend investing. Ok? There's no need to compare other things cos we would just agree.

So it's just dividend investing and Maybank.

So dividends and Maybank.

Does it really work? (let's see)

Do you think 3 years is a good time frame? Ie. If I invest in maybank some 3 years ago, it would show some positive returns in 3 years time. ( 3 years of collecting dividends woh.. surely it will show an investment in Maybank would yield a great return, yes?)

Tbh, you are right NOW because banks are hit hard now.
I cant win you in this argument, because u choose the timeframe.

But if you let me choose the time frame, I will pick 2009-2011, then I win? from both capital gain and dividend
If I pick the peak at 26 JUly 2013 (RM 10.7) and peak at 8 May 2018 (RM 10.7), then I win? from dividend

U pick a fight that u will win, of course u will win

Tbh, you are right NOW because banks are hit hard now.
I cant win you in this argument, because u choose the timeframe.

But if you let me choose the time frame, I will pick 2009-2011, then I win? from both capital gain and dividend
If I pick the peak at 26 JUly 2013 (RM 10.7) and peak at 8 May 2018 (RM 10.7), then I win? from dividend

U pick a fight that u will win, of course u will win

Maybank RM6 🤤🤤🤤🤤

what's the indicator you look at when qualifying a stock?

what criteria do you have?

let's say for banking stocks, what are the things you look at?

which of the 3 banks you mentioned has the lowest PB? suspect CIMB has the lowest and PBB highest.