QUOTE(mikenji @ Mar 14 2009, 03:20 PM)
IMHO + 2 cents,
There is 2 different valuations here ...
Dreamer is a dividend investor , so when the dividend numbers seems good, he is willing to go in.
For long term holding purpose , as long as the dividend yield is higher than others instruments , why not ?
Paper loss not meant to be sold. The P/BV valuation 3.X is an additional tool to make a good guts to evaluate an entry point. As long as it is higher than 2% FD , we have beat the FD benchmark.
E.g P at RM7 , DY is 0.55 = 7.8% ... seems ok for DY investor .
P at RM6 , DY is 0.55 = 9.1% ... seems great ...
The second op is the entry price is supported by fundamental valuation.
Numbers is logic at Rm5.68 base on 2x p/bv . Its a fair value given on bear market .
Whether or not to hit RM5.68 , we duno . We can choose to enter at Rm6.50 ...
if go against us , Average at RM6 ... and so on ... this is to max our capital gain base on fundamental valuation.
(personally i prefer this method)
Given the scenario for local banks to perform and yield like pbb ...
i doubt so, most DY investor are willing to park at Pbb as a safer bet.
2 cents ..
what's P/BV valuation? mind to explain more?There is 2 different valuations here ...
Dreamer is a dividend investor , so when the dividend numbers seems good, he is willing to go in.
For long term holding purpose , as long as the dividend yield is higher than others instruments , why not ?
Paper loss not meant to be sold. The P/BV valuation 3.X is an additional tool to make a good guts to evaluate an entry point. As long as it is higher than 2% FD , we have beat the FD benchmark.
E.g P at RM7 , DY is 0.55 = 7.8% ... seems ok for DY investor .
P at RM6 , DY is 0.55 = 9.1% ... seems great ...
The second op is the entry price is supported by fundamental valuation.
Numbers is logic at Rm5.68 base on 2x p/bv . Its a fair value given on bear market .
Whether or not to hit RM5.68 , we duno . We can choose to enter at Rm6.50 ...
if go against us , Average at RM6 ... and so on ... this is to max our capital gain base on fundamental valuation.
(personally i prefer this method)
Given the scenario for local banks to perform and yield like pbb ...
i doubt so, most DY investor are willing to park at Pbb as a safer bet.
2 cents ..
Mar 15 2009, 02:51 PM

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