currently its hovering around 0.76-0.78, and yearly dividends around 6-8 sen. a good time to pick up some 9-10% yields?

Probably Inno?

Hi,

Sorry newbie here. Would like to ask for dividend we receive, is it going back into our share or into our preferred bank account? Example, Public Bank.

The dividend should go straight into your bank account, unless you opt for DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan) which is offered by certain shares to replace the dividend being given in the form of additional shares.. Example of shares that provide DRIP would be AXREIT, Maybank etc..

Thanks.

So my next question is whether it is worth if I start small by investing into few lots, and gradually buy more from time to time?

1stly if it is long term yes using DCA or VCA method

But you have to do your due dilligence to see whether can the business goes on for at next 3 generations or at least with 30 year track record

Most important you have to be comfortable with holding it just like how you hang on to your beloved property

I think many here bought REIT?

Anyone into genm?

Between Insurance and Agricultural/Milling/retail industry, which one is more suitable for dividend investor?

Both companies are major player in their respective industry. The major different are diversification, dividend yield, net debt, net assets, margin.

For dividend yield it is better for you check the dividend track payout record by company rather than looking into industry

But by far Insurance would have stable dividends payout unless major disasters happens

SREITs give out pretty good dividends.

Not this quarter at least because of heightened alert

ARREIT, PBBank, Maybank

recently added topglov but bought at a higher price.. RM4.9, 3.9, 3.2.. thinking to put more in now.

Next year buy. Still many afraid to go

Heightened alert? What's that?

My SREITs are paying as normal.

Singapore is in heightened alert for COVID atm

It is paying normal as of q2 you wait for Q3 and q4 then you will

SREITs are not just made up SG properties.

Covid will not hurt logistics, for example.

Not all but majority with commercial estates will hit about 70% will be badly affected but 1 thing is good is they have sufficient cash buffer to mitigate the risks

Only hospitality and mall reits were hit badly.
As for geographical, there are Aussie, Euro, China, US, UK properties listed.