Is Taliworks good for you ? good div?

What yours average price now?

Thanks

Current avg price is 82.8 cents, so DY should be 6.6/82.8 * 100 = 7.97% (6.6 cents is the total div for the most recent financial year)

Anyone who managed to grab when it was 40-50 cents per share should be enjoying around 12%-15% DY..

Matrix every QR sure got dividend never miss (DY6.0%)
CMMT (REIT), price still low, will come back after covid19 (DY4.4%)
Inno with 80% dividend policy, price is still low (DY6.1%)
Blue chip = Tenaga, Topglove, UoADev, Genm
Do some self studies, u will get your answer

United Plantations

Arkk, lemonade, amd, Taiwan semi conductor.
Seeling options and generating my own dividend. Min 10%p.a

Jaycorp DY macam not bad.

Worth to invest?

should be worth to keep if buy at low, still have growth potential.

i think everyone love dividends, just that need to be aware of price trend and growth of dividend yield. as reference ya, https://dividends.my/3-years-dividend-growing/

victorfoo In the stock detail page, you should flip all your charts with latest years on the right hand side. It's weird to see year 2020 on the left

now dropped to 1.70
should be ok to buy next week if got bullet..

maybe policy using share price reduction to pay dividend can trap certain counter..

My favourite so far is TNB, Sentral Reit and RCE. These all give around >5% div yield. Esp TNB. Last year, even at my entry price of RM10.88, my yield is 7.3%. Quite nice

Tenaga is now sub 10. BUY with both hands!

Seriously, can they keep up with thsi present dividend? i do not think so.

This post has been edited by prophetjul: May 3 2021, 11:07 AM

Below 1.7 should be good buy if plan to keep for dividend.
Support around 1.63

Tenaga stock price has been steadily declining since 2018 from above RM15 to below RM10 now. Could this be why the dividend percentage is increasing? Has the actual dividend amount increased over the years? I am wary of high dividend stocks whose value keeps going down.

I am actually trading it.

price drop because of a combination foreign investors dumping shares, local major corporate investors not picking up much of it (some actually reduced their holdings), growing ESG concerns about Tenaga's mostly coal-based power, tax rate eating into profits for 2020, and Covid-19 impacting on profits further

Honestly the question is whether you believe electricity consumption will be less these coming years 😅 IMO tenaga is one of those blue chip stocks you hold not for capital gains lol

i would like to ask is PWROOT (7237) a good dividend company? i red some article regarding the dividen paid out is not sustainable. i dont quite understand.

https://simplywall.st/stocks/my/food-bevera...-berhad-klsepwr

This post has been edited by lee28: May 18 2021, 12:07 AM

Pchem

edit: nvm i think it's not much

This post has been edited by phas3r: May 18 2021, 03:02 AM

Litrak
Low PE, High EPS, OK Dividend.

Atrium Reits & Jaycorp ok to buy and keep?