wah, really? Everything 6% return is good?

then no need to buy a lot of stocks. Just all in EPF, and for cash, just keep buying Amanah saham.

Amanah saham for non Bumi (ASMx) is 5% only FYI 😒😑
Not 6% like many thought....

Might get lower next year..

EPF not sure how much. But I guess it's would dropped too...

U mean the magic fixed price Amanah Saham right? That's not cash. N I don't believe in magic, bomoh, homeopathy etc.

However, it's the very magic ASB (not the lower level magic Amanah Saham open for the Nons.. Lol) which is my personal benchmark to beat.. Average 10 year annual return of 8.145%. Cumulative total return of 118% for past 10 years.

Easy to beat or not?? I see the other non magic professional Malaysian fund managers all fail spectacularly to beat this. 😆

But good thing is that my benchmark return is declining haha..

This post has been edited by Cubalagi: Nov 5 2019, 02:20 PM

OPR maintain 🤑

For me I try to max the low brokerage using cash upfront account, so at least 1000 shares. I don't use Maybank IB tho..

Good for MYR and good for bank stocks like Maybank.. 😆

Q1 2020 then problem 😒😑

Still early to tell

yes. many factors to consider too...

one of it from big mouth Trump

Well said. We have the similar mindset. But I set my dividend rate lower due to my conservative portfolio currently. I set a more conservative 6% p.a. dividend and any possible upside will increase my accumulative yield.

I use Kenanga (with a remisier as most already know), so my brokerage is 0.60% with minimum RM40 per trade. So I do a minimum RM8k per trade, usually I would try to go for more than RM10k, but in Maybank's case, 1000 units per trade is sufficient.

I bought this 3 lots in 2008. Last night took out all the dividend slips (from 090/08 to 111/18) total them together and found out the dividend received was RM22,805.25.
Not a bad investment.

Edit 1:
After checking the Dividend slips again, I found out three Dividend slips were under my wife's name.
After removing those slips, the dividend received was RM17k+.
Sorry for the mistake earlier.

After 11 years, with those dividend received, I treat it as buy 1 free 2.


This post has been edited by cucubud: Nov 7 2019, 08:02 AM

Your total entry cost? I mean when u bought in 2008 🙏

RM25,988.54

nice lo if bought in 2008... back then, I don't even know how to invest / how to trade / where to start.

Oh quite good return I would say..
Real keeper 👍

It's never too late to start the journey 😁

I bought them at the same price as today
You can start accumulating now.

This post has been edited by cucubud: Nov 6 2019, 11:48 AM

Already started...

🤑

yes, never TOO late.

It's just ............................ LATE!!
10 years +++ late.

ah, you didn't top up when the price was around +/- RM 7.50 around 2014~2015.