REIT counters is not dat "active" compare 2 other counters coz ppl tend to hold it 2 enjoy the div 

Ths ya...

Is that mean if there is conflit interest with major shareholder, they should not vote.

And the proxy, how come there are proxy to vote for them..? where they go find this proxy..? 

You are welcome.

Second Board company is until 2005. But no harm to review their quarterly reports through Bursa site & also the companies own website. You should be clear their business type, P/L, Balance Sheet, Growth Opportunity, management, dividend yield, etc.

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Added on June 13, 2009, 9:11 pm

I notice cherroy has not answer, so maybe i can clear this for you.

It means First & Final = 3 sen/share. Not 1 for First and 1 for Final.

So if you own 30,000 shares then it is 30,000*RM0.03 = RM900. I do not know where the RM0.02 came from, but that's the calculation. As long as you are sure it is 3sen/share dividend (see below explanation on Daya).

I noticed that you were querying on the Daya in earlier thread. Perhaps you may be asking about it. So this is something I got from Bursa site. You can find the link here:

http://announcements.bursamalaysia.com/EDM...3B?OpenDocument

Subject : DAYA - NOTICE OF BOOK CLOSURE

Contents : First and Final dividend of 3% less income tax at 25%. = There will be a one time dividend payout as First & Final Dividend of the Financial Year.

Kindly be advised of the following :

1) The above Company's securities will be traded and quoted [ "Ex - Dividend" ]
as from : [ 19 June 2009 ] = To qualify for the dividend, you need to hold the shares prior to and on to 19 June. Selling on 18 June, you will not receive the dividend.

2) The last date of lodgement : [ 23 June 2009 ]

3) Date Payable : [ 20 July 2009 ]  = Company will issue the payment on this date.

Another important point to note is that Daya declared dividend of 3%. The par value for Daya is RM0.10. So if you convert your 3% into terms of RM, that will be (3/100)/(10) = RM0.003 and not RM0.03.

There is a difference when declaring in terms of % and sen. YTL Power commonly declares dividends in % too. So, if they declare 9% dividend, then it will be (9/100)/2 = RM0.045, as their par value is RM0.50.

I welcome anyone to correct or add on as this is for purpose of sharing knowledge. Thanks

I am still quite blur abt it.

Let me illustrate:

The brokerage fees is 0.7% or RM40, whichever higher.

Say I buy Share A (total RM1000) & Share B (total RM10,000) in the same day, so the brokerage fees applicable to me is either RM40 or RM77, so it should be RM77, right ?

Say I sell Share A and Share B in the same day, then the brokerage fee is same as above (RM77), correct ?

And how about the case of buying and selling in the same day, is it consider as 1 contract, or two (1 for buy, 1 for sell) ?