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aurora97
post Apr 1 2008, 07:23 PM

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QUOTE(Seng_Kiat @ Apr 1 2008, 01:00 PM)
guys,

i do not understand with dividend yield at all .. can you guys explain? ..
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Defination of Dividend can be found here basic definition.

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/dividend.asp

My Kopitiam Explanation is...

Normally given out by long established companies, who continuously / consistently generate substantial profit.

This profits after minus all expenses still got huge surplus so they distribute to share holderslor.

Why distribute to shareholders you ask?

Coz we take risk to investmah and pump the company with money.

Risk = Reward

This is layman defination but got many other reasons why company want to distri dividend.
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post Apr 5 2008, 08:18 PM

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QUOTE(drsaleh @ Apr 4 2008, 12:52 PM)
sometimes the co give dividen just to lure investors
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thats kind of the whole point, at least in the States but not in Malaysia...

most companies in Malaysia neglect to pay dividend for years!

in the states company compete to pay better and better dividend to attarct investors...

It also reflects the companies balance sheet, it means the company is on the right track, stable, financially sound and making tonnes of money.


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post Nov 10 2008, 05:40 PM

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QUOTE(espree @ Nov 10 2008, 12:22 PM)
jtinter ex date? Thank you.
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jinter got ex? i think u miss the boat
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post Nov 10 2008, 06:22 PM

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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Nov 10 2008, 05:48 PM)
JTINTER last dividend paid on June 2008.

next one coming should be in Feb/March 2009.
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the latest one announced already ?

i believe it wanted to do cap repayment right, wonder what has happened to it now?

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post Nov 10 2008, 10:54 PM

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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Nov 10 2008, 07:45 PM)
quoting from forumer smartly post.

as you can see, they give dividends on Jan & Sept.
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I will smack u silly, did i say Panamy shakehead.gif ... I asked for Jinter, look at my replies & quote ---.


Added on November 10, 2008, 10:56 pm
QUOTE(monya19 @ Nov 10 2008, 09:28 PM)
btw, may i know is that a software u get the screenshot frm?


Added on November 10, 2008, 9:30 pm

i guess their financial year end already...... whole yr div ard 50+ cents if i'm not mistaken.... correct me if i'm wrong..... as for the cap repayment, i'm not sure when is the exact date.... tongue.gif
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I will smack u silly too if ur refering to Panamy... shakehead.gif

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Screen shot is taken from HLE broking btw.,

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post Nov 10 2008, 11:05 PM

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QUOTE(panasonic88 @ Nov 10 2008, 11:01 PM)
lol why so furious biggrin.gif
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sry over-reacted...

F-ing Celcom wrongly charged my Bill stupid Celcom Exec plan ... say if i exceed Rm 50-00 no need to pay call charges... now my bill KNS is Rm 113-55...suppose to pay only 63-55...

and they ask me to write in...! mad.gif vmad.gif mad.gif

u say u angry or not?

u got the shorter end of the fuse

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post Nov 11 2008, 12:04 AM

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QUOTE(espree @ Nov 10 2008, 11:31 PM)
Hi all sifus.. Can anyone recommend me a website or two that I can read about Capital Repayment and the dynamic behind it?

Thank you thank you.
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just give u a layman's term of what capital repayment is...

Normally this companies are cash rich, because most of their assets have already been paid in full and they have very little or no liabilities.

So what do you do when u have too much money?
1. A company can declare a dividend
2. or a Capital Repayment

Why companies choose capital repayment over dividend because most likely the sum itself is significantly larger and the company will have to dig into the shareholders fund to return this excess capital money. Which requires S/H approva and also the courts approval for such action to be carried out.

Since the company is neither expanding or in need of capital, money sitting in the bank wont do the company any good (i.e. whether for tax purposes, s/h will make noice becoz the co is hoardin all the cash etc...).

What companies that r likely to undertake Cap Repayment?
Bjtoto for instance, Genting, Jinter, BAT, Magnum etc...

Notice that all this companies generate a significant amt of cash.
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post Nov 11 2008, 12:13 AM

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QUOTE(creap @ Nov 11 2008, 12:05 AM)
if i not mistaken the capaital repayment will be 70sen and the are aimng at 60% dividen each year. the capital repayment will be around jan will be process
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well than depends whether the company has extremely huge surplus of capital that it doesnt need...

one example was Jinter, it announced that it was goin to Cap repay but so far no news..
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post Nov 11 2008, 12:29 AM

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try HLEbroking's KLSE Tracker... look under Jinter u might find the information u want.

IMO i recommend dividend paying stocks like BJtoto, Jinter etc... they pay good dividend and prolly even beat savings/FD in te long run in terms of returns.

It's a good investment for the long run, dont even think of speculatin on this shares.. volume very thin difficult to exit at times... all you need to do is get it at the right price.
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QUOTE(cherroy @ Aug 6 2009, 04:22 PM)
I don't why want to look for price below Rm5 or Rm3.

Share price cheap or not cheap, is not really cheap or not cheap, get what I mean.

For eg. Tanjong is 15.00, so people say too expensive to buy (not necessary expensive), as 1000 share cost 15K, fair enough, but nowadays you can buy 100 shares, which means you can buy Tanjong as little as Rm1.5K!

If a share price is Rm5.00, you buy 10 lots (1,000 shares) cost 5K, then you can buy Tanjong for 300 shares, which is 4.5K. If the div yield is the same, you get the same amount of dividend cheque.

Why must look at share price alone to say it is too high/expensive to buy, it doesn't make sense to me.

Look at yield, EPS, PER, company business to sustain the div yield which is the factor to determine cheap or expensive, not share price.

If you have 10K, then you want to invested the 10K, it doesn't necessary you look for share price below Rm10 or Rm5 one. Higher price buy less unit, low price buy more unit, in the end of the day, it is the amount of money (10K) is the most important.
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i just realised this fact doh.gif

 

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