I browsed through this whole thread from page 1 as I'm interested to get some more long-term high dividend stocks....

Here's a rough list of what our forumers have recommended. What do you guys think? Any new changes?

Maybulk
BJTOTO
AXIS
ATRIUM REIT
PBBANK
SIME (probably not?)
AMWAY
BAT
Guiness (but stock prices decreasing gradually from 2007!)
Calsberg (but stock prices ALSO decreasing gradually from 2007!)
Jtinter
Apollo (stock prices never drop, even recently)
Panamy
Star
Digi
Uchi Tech
LPI
Yilai
YTLPOWER
Maybank (probably not?)

Gonna do some research on their stock prices later.....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Dec 7 2008, 11:03 PM

Noted. (edited above)

AMWAY got leh

HAIO? Didn't see anybody mentioning it.... is it really a good dividend counter?

I did read somebody giving a passing remark regarding KLK/BKAWAN but not too sure....

This post has been edited by kmarc: Dec 7 2008, 11:03 PM

Here's some info from "Personal Money Feb 2009":

Pacific Dividend Fund recorded a 43.9% return over the 5-year period ended Nov 30, 2008, compared with the KLCI's 11.15% return. Their portfolios are live, meaning that their composition and characteristics are updated as prices change on the spot. As at November 2008, the fund's top 10 stocks holdings were:

Petronas Gas
Tanjong plc
Sime Darby
Public Bank
PLUS
Astro
Bumiputra-commerce Holdings
MISC-Foreign
Tenaga
TMI

However, with the economic collapse, I guess not many of the above companies can give such good dividends in the near future but probably better than most?

No difference if the company gives out 3 sen.

However, if the company gives out dividend in terms of percentage e.g. 5% dividend, then par value is important as it is 5% of par value and not 5% of stock price.