What are the dividend stocks you invested in? That can give good dividend.

This post has been edited by kelvinfixx: Apr 8 2021, 07:40 AM

allianz

currently hold tenaga, digi, jaycorp

public bank, top glove, inari

British American Tobacco

Singapore banks, UOB, DBS, OCBC.

Singapore REITs, Capitaland family REITs, Mapletree family REITs, Keppel family REITs, and Parkway LIFE REIT.

currently holding KIPREIT, Taliworks, and UOADEV

u hold Jaycorp for how long??
today I bought this share for dividend purposes..
hope capital appreciated this year also..

I bought last month at 1.66. Saw the chart was going uptrend and bought it to keep for another quarter

good for u..bought it at 1.80 because trading look impossible..

Recently i found this stock 'Perak Transit'
Giving good dividend, high profit ratio, revenue continue to raise since IPO except last year due to MCO
gonna to stock this up as my dividend stock, with growing potential

This post has been edited by ragk: Apr 7 2021, 11:14 AM

Matrix, Zhulian, Tenaga, Al-Aqar REITS, Hup Seng, Malakof (most recent div not that attractive), Taliworks, Gasmsia, Litrak, Petgas (if excluding special dividend, DY not that high)

For Bursa dividend income, I currently hold KLCC (Reits) and Malakoff (Utilities).

Bigger exposure is in singapore.

what SG divi stock do you hold?

G3B

dividend so low.

Good choice.

ES3 STI ETF.. It's twin.

Do you work in Singapore?

Nope, in Malaysia (haven't reach "working" age yet )

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?

Simply put, dividend shares are paid out of company profits, and high percentage of those profits going into dividends = less percentage going into further expansion and development of a company.

It's not an issue with, say, REITS or certain blue chip companies like banks and energy, because profits are constant but need for reinvention not so much, but with a company that's about consumables like food, reinvention and research and innovation are necessary to keep them high quality and able to keep consumer demand. The fact that majority of profits are distributed away and not used in company development means the product (i.e. source of profits) might not get enough attention and funding, which means a potential it might become stale, out of trend, or the process of manufacturing becomes outdated and less cost effective.

In the long run this will cause issues with stock capital gains as company cannot sustain their business long enough.

Thank you for the explanation.

I hold Matrix, steady dividend around 5% per year.

What's your average buying price for Matrix?

I like Matrix because the business is quite diversified; property, plantation, and education as well as a little bit of hotel business and clinic..

I collected around RM 1.70, steady dividend yield and the prospect of Bandar Sendayan looks okay was part of my considerations.

A good dividend stock should grow steadily in its share price and dividend yield year after year.

Wellcal (7231), holding since 2010, avg price = 0.35, DY21 project 14.7%, 16% before Covid-19
Zhulian (5131), avg price = 1.25, DY21 project ~ 13.6%, DY20 was 12%
PMetal (8869), avg price = 0.40, DY21 project ~ 7.2%

How do you get such low avg price for WELLCALL?

There were shares split in 2014 and 2017.
Same goes to my Pmetal, bonus and shares split in 2014, 2016, 2021.

Is Scientex is a dividend stock for long term?

Mine is quite diversified

USX: BPY
SGX: REITS e.g. iREIT, Magple, Keppel DC, ASCENDAS
HKEX: GAPACK

now still giving good dividends? from RM50+ drop to current price...long time removed from my watchlist ady...

having some difficulties in choosing steel industry counter, between PMetal and Melewar

Scientex have a property division that almost contribute half of it's group profit

i wouldn't rate property and construction player as a good and stable dividend stock for long term investing

https://klse.i3investor.com/servlets/stk/annent/4162.jsp

What has dividend got to do with share price? Just calculate the percentage la! That's the most important wat

This post has been edited by Barricade: Jun 26 2021, 01:12 PM

If the stock price reduces by 20% while giving you 10% dividend, you are still making a loss.

Any HK or LSE dividends stocks to recommend?

No shit Sherlock. I’m asking you to look at the current stock price and the dividend yield.

If you know then why bother asking? Makes you look stupid you know.

The way you’re responding is even more stupid. You’re stating the obvious. Can’t detect sarcasm?

Like nobody knows share price drops 20% but dividend is 10% and still make a loss.

The point is to look at the current share price and dividend yield. Why bother about historical share price drop? From RM50 drop to RM15…. So does it mean if buy BAT now it will drop from RM15 to RM4.50?

Dumbass. Better stick to kopitiam la /ktard

This post has been edited by Barricade: Jun 26 2021, 05:25 PM

You are the one who suggested BAT? No wonder so angry and unsteady.

Sure smart guy I'll let you win, feels great eh?

This post has been edited by Ayammachiamboss: Jun 26 2021, 05:58 PM

Buy some EWEIN, guys. It's a value buy + good dividend since last year

current price ok to hold?

My dividend stock is Maybank and MBMR

in my view, its okay to hold, i bought it at PH times, that time hovering around 0.5x, then all of sudden, LGE no longer Finance Minister, then this stock hovering in 0.3x until now...
dividend not bad la i would say, better than none...

Lots of Malaysia value investors buy and hold matrix.

what about bursa berhad share? retailers gambling shares on bursa...buy the platform will get some dividend too hehe

Ald drop below RM8 today.

The Q for Bursa 1818 is whether the current historical high trading volume can be maintained or not? It's mostly driven by retail. Will retail liquidity be maintain or will dry up?

Don't you consider BURSA? The yield is not bad

Don't you consider BURSA? The yield is not bad

Yes I have Bursa. I consider Bursa to be a growth stock instead. We can see the participation of retail investor in the local stock market increases alot since the start of the pandemic. With great awareness and various channels promoting stock investment I see young people will move to stock investing. I foresee Gen Z to spice up the stock market in another 10 years time especially with the low yield, low interest rate and elevated property price environment. As usual this come with a disclaimer as I cannot predict the future. Haha

One of my bursa "div income" stock, Malakof declared 3.1 sen interim dividend ex date 17 Sept. Payable on 20 Oct.

Previous final dividend 2.3 sen last May. At current price 0.845, trailing DY is 6.39%.

Would be nice to see the dividend go back to near 7sen pa

HSBC mutual fund double digit %

My list of dividend stock
MBM - pretty consistent dividend even for FY2020. Declared 5 sen interim dividend for 2021
GeNM - expecting 15 sen for this year as well
Gas Malaysia - expecting 13 sen at least based on previous years
Petronas Gas
Sime Darby - pretty consistent dividend. Seems to be increasing every year. Declared 8 sen interim and 1 sen special dividend for year ended 30 June 2021
Taliworks - consistently paying 1.65 sen per quarter

Paramount (1724) anybody?

edgenta

Previous years before covid good dividend

Would think this is growth stock

I think it will depends on it getting the digital banking license. Else I don't see much growth in this company.

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