Hi,

In Bursa, which are good dividend stocks suitable for long term investment?

Maybank?

Maybe can try RHB due to lower PE compare to Maybank but i still like Maybank more haha
REIT like Ytlreit , sunreit etc

https://www.tradingview.com/markets/stocks-...-high-dividend/

Let say i use Maybank Trade.
& I bought Maybank 1000 shares (10 lot).
& it announced dividend of 30 sens.

How do they pay me the dividend? They direct bank in to my bank account?
& they will deduct tax 1st b4 pay me the dividend correct?

Banks but you missed out on the growth of the stock price. Should have purchased right after covid downturn.

If you ask Ramjade he would probably advise you to consider stock markets elsewhere….

IINM, dividends are not subject to tax. Please correct me if I am mistaken

Correct. We don't double dip here in malaysia.

Also it's good to put some eggs in Malaysia lah not everything should be over seas.

Company already pay the tax b4 declare the dividend , so u will get the exact dividend amount direct to bank account .

Oh, I agree with you! I’m. I am no where nearly as extreme or hardcore as bro Ramjade … although what he says has taught me a lot!

In my case, the bulk of my investments are in Singapore where I am based. I’d imagine a Malaysian resident would do well to have some money parked where he’s staying too.

Gotta give props to him. When he kept saying go long into sgd he literally took a bus to sg to open his bank account.

Depends on what you want. Dividend growth or stagnant dividend. There are only 2 counters that caught my eye. Tried using 2 different screener and both appear on my screener. My only beef is ringgit is weak. I will never keep any ringgit.
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Of course.

I did? I dont think I taught anyone anything. I am just ranting on what I am doing myself to be honest.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Apr 29 2024, 04:06 PM

True that park our money in SGD & USD is better.

parking into SGD & USD currency is okay, but if you did nothing to the SGD & USD (like just leave it like that not generating %) kinda waste also.

take advantage of our neighbour's ease of access to financial product and services.

Any good ways or platform to invest in our neighbours?

The best dividend stock in Bursa with track record of more than 10 years consistent growing dividend are low profile company like UCHITEC, HLIND, FPI, LPI, SUNREIT, IGBREIT.

All the stock above performed better than MAYBANK over the past 10 years.

Nice. Let me throw in 1 of my companies utdplt

I’m currently holding RHB maybank pbb CIMB alaqar sunreit Igbreit tnb
How safe is it long term? Chance of bankruptcy?

I’m currently selling VWRA in usd , and STI in sgd and moving to Malaysia.

Plantation also quite stable stocks. Good.

HLInd daily traded volume seems very low though.

DBS N OCBC BANK . Maybank out

why maybank out?

Cause Singapore banks returns are superior than Maybank. Only bank can match Singapore banks is public bank.

This post has been edited by Ramjade: May 1 2024, 05:20 PM

In recent years, Pbbank performance not as good oledi.

sorry late reply i think i missed out this reply notification.

register a broker based in SG or any local broker here that offers SGX market. important to look into the fees like clearance, brokerage, forex etc.

personally at this current point of time i am increasing my SGX pf. no plans to add into KLSE pf. Am holding only mbb now due to lower buy price (bought at sub rm8) hence high div yield. if DBS were to hit $30 for example, i'll liquidate my entire KLSE pf and shift there.

Let me give some alternate suggestions that may not be as popular.

1. TIMECOM
2. DANCOMECH
3. SCICOM

Timecom is good. For past 10 yrs, quite consistent.

i have been advocating for them quite long time ago, alongside dancomech as well

but after they sold their data centre their profit visibility on the data centre side became a little more cloudy

hopefully they acquire or discover some new line of business

whereas for danco i am banking on their electrical engineering portion, their jusEV just launched too

MAYBANK performance is better than PBB in the past 10 years.

I don't hold Malaysian banks. Only counter I have is United plantations. That one if it drops to around 17, I am adding again.

Probably this Chinaman bank is losing its competitiveness due to lack behind in technology.

BNM maintain rate, maybe market will maintain flt?

After the passing of Tan Sri, the is no visionary Captain to command this ship. The investing community already predicted this some time ago.

Income Distribution (with Dividend Re-investment Plan)
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Ex-Date 15 Aug 2024
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Do you invest in other plantations stock also?

How do you calculate the RM17 benchmark?

I don't hold any other plantation stock. Why buy lesser quality companies when you can buy the best?

RM17 is my buying price. Yes I have price anchor bias.

Since you are based in Sg, why not buy the Sg banks? They pay good dividends also, like DBS. From currency point of view, SGD is stronger and has more upside than MYR. I would invest in SG if I'm you.

Thanks bro. I do have stocks - primarily in banking counters, in Singapore

What about FPI?

Revenue dropping despite negative debt. You can pay dividend if you got money coming in. If your revenue keep dropping eventually need to use savings. Savings drain then what next?

This post has been edited by Ramjade: Aug 8 2024, 08:57 PM

Q1 2024 profit rose by 195%. Am i reading it wrongly?

You need to see if it's a one time thing or sustainable.
Operating cash flow dropping quarter on quarter.

https://finchat.io/company/KLSE-FPI/?statem...ting-activities

Will IGB Commercial REIT perform like IGB REIT in terms of dividends and share price

?

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Oct 16 2024, 01:22 AM

Different portfolio

Not apple to apple comparable

Just look at other Office / Commercial REITs listed performance... Can somehow get the idea

Only sunway reits can be compared right?

But only pure commercial reits in malaysia is IGB commercial reits...

It's just another office REITs

there are some like uoareit, sentralreit

Ya I agree investment must alway consider risk management

Utd plantation I bought at rm 15 last year

Sell all at RM 25 few months ago


Hong Leong industries entry price RM 8.90 still holding as I see they have net cash per share of RM 5
Possible for special dividend

For dividend stock always look into whether do the company giving out more dividend yoy

This post has been edited by darkknight81: Nov 5 2024, 03:51 PM

I still holding and looking to add more should it retrace to 25.

I wait for retrace to buy back but price very solid 🤣

Usually the mixture of growth + dividend will be preferred over pure dividend.

Small capital list ( < 5 billion market capital) :-

1. Plantation - Kim Loong Bhd.
2. Industrial - Pecca Bhd.( higher risk)
3. Consumer - Able Global Bhd @ Johotin.
4. Developer - Matrix Concept Bhd - (Cyclical)
5. Industrial - Wellcall Bhd ( Industrial Hose+ Oil & Gas)
6. Consumer - Magni-Tech Bhd ( sport wears + packaging)
7. Pharmaceutical - Apex Healthcare Bhd.

Mid capital list (15 Bil ~ 5 Bil market capital).

1. Utility - Gas Malaysia Bhd.
2. Finance - Alliance Bank Bhd.
3. Telco - Time Bhd.
4. Tech - Vitrox Bhd.
5. Tech - Pentamaster Bhd.
6. Consumer - MBMR Bhd ( Perodua exposure)

Large capital ( > 15 Bil Market Capital)

1. Utility - Petronas Gas Bhd.
2. Consumer - QL Resources Bhd ( Family Mart, Farm Integrated Farm Products, Plantation)
3. Finance - Maybank Bhd

The meat usually is found at the small cap & medium cap. Big cap usually left only bones / steady stream of dividend.