It depends on your dividend growth rate of the stock. To know the price of the stock to cash out, use discounted dividend model calculation at current FD rate.

Brokerage is based on value, if your brokerage is 0.42% and min RM 12, as long you buy at least RM 3,000 per transaction (no matter how many shares), your brokerage % will stay the same. It is only if you transact less than 3K, then your brokerage % will go up.

In recent example if you buy 100 shares of Nestle at 49.50, then your transaction value is already RM 4950.. and brokerage will be competitive.

This post has been edited by gark: Dec 24 2011, 01:29 PM

Dividend /current price = Dividend Yield
Dividend/price bought = Yield on cost
Dividend Growth Rate = CAGR of dividend rate over 5 years

Hope the above helps.

You really like divvy eh? Check out this blog. This guy is getting 6 figures a year from dividend alone... and he is only 40+ years old working man (salesman). Good motivation for those who like dividend investing and also he a very kiamsiap kiasu kiasi... Maybe thats what is required to achieve financial independence...

Divvy Blog...

This post has been edited by gark: Jan 13 2012, 10:58 AM

From his previous blogs... his capital is about SGD 500K-700K only, he roll over capital gains to high dividend yield counters. And not to mention he is fearless, he bought most of holdings during the 2008 financial crisis. His current yield on cost is about 14%. I also want to follow him leh.

Got another potential divvy counter.. but ~5%, however is construction business.. you give us valuation?

The dividend has been steadily up every year from 2007 until 2013.. revenue up every year... margin also up.. good ROE. Even during crisis 2008 also still growing revenue/profit

You got analysis share yah since you in this line They got reputation as the best foundation works company in Malaysia, betul kah?



This post has been edited by gark: Dec 27 2013, 10:01 AM

ada.....

Ada beli kah?

1:1 bonus saja lah... everythiong x2 ok already... last year 25 cents divvy, this year if trend continues 30 sen divvy/2 = 15 sen (After share split ), yield >5%

I just wonder thier reputation good or not AND is it sustainable. It is said all the most difficult foundation works all give to this company as they have expertise. Hence you see the margin is >30%...

Ah ini bagus..

Waiting for your analysis... cause you in the line..

Quick quick.. whole village waiting for your analysis.

You knwo people on the ground mah.. site engineers/suppliers etc

Maybe your construction no need complicated foundation/piling works hahahah

Mabuk session is where all the insider info all come out..

Read the annual report.....IF there is any fixed policy, it will be in there.

This post has been edited by gark: Dec 27 2013, 01:04 PM

well a fixed percentage does not mean its always going up.. if EPS down, the divvy will down, if EPS negative, divvy is zero....

Always FCF first then EPS, otherwise if both of these sliding down... the high dividend will dissapear sooner or later (once cash runs out) PLUS you then get hit with capital loss.

When looking at dividend companies, the dividend % is one of the last thing you verify.

FCF, EPS growth, PE, payout ratio %, then only dividend yield...

This post has been edited by gark: Dec 27 2013, 02:09 PM

RM 0.02, RM 0.20, RM 2 and RM 20.. what is the difference? All the same as everything is calculated in %..

That is why the 'PE' is also important...

OMG.. you need to go read back all the basics about stock market and find the relationship of share price vs. EPS..

Otherwise you might get your hand burned..

Pinkspider come help educate our our poor investor on FA..

This post has been edited by gark: Dec 27 2013, 02:20 PM

Yes... but depend a company with low or negative growth can have low PE, but that does not mean the company is good.