so does that mean if I buy now at e.g RM 8 I get dividends of xxx
Compared to I buy the Friday price of RM 8 - xxx

It's basically the same things ?

you all got avg down mou ? or still stuck at 9 like me haha

Book value, remains as in the book, not cash in our pocket.
In recent crisis or market crash, it highlights further how important is cash in hand, not value in book.

See previously how many company were trading at way discount to NTA or NAV, but ended being privatised at discount to its NTA.
I already have a few stocks that being privatised previously, that below its NTA.

NTA, NAV is meaningless to minority to shareholders, it only works for controlling stake holders.

Last time, I also believe about buying undervalued, undervalued NTA stocks etc.
But after decades of investing experience, this doesn't work well and underperformed compared to those give generous sustainable dividend.
Look at those high price stock or good performance stocks, they have one common factor, aka give good sustainable dividend based on their growth profit. They always have good dividend policy aka % profit always being distributed as dividend, and high discipline or good management in term of cashflow to sustain those dividend.

An undervalued stock can remain undervalued forever, due to stringy management that doesn't reward their shareholders (may be except Berkshire which is niche or out of ordinary).

Book value of a share price for minority shareholder, is just like you have a house worth on paper Rm100 million, but you do not have Rm100 million cash in hand, nor you can sell or cash it RM100 million, it remains as Rm100 million in your book.
You can only cash it based on market share price is, which is not RM100 million.

While those Rm100 million cash in a company, management can just make a bad investment decision, then Rm100 million can varnish easily as well.

For minority shareholder, we have only 2 way to make money, aka dividend received or selling stock at stock market price.

Those billions or trillions in book value is meaningless until it is cashout and being distributed to shareholders, otherwise bookvalue remains in cabinet looks good only.
Just like during kids time, parent tell me to keep my saved money in joint saving passbook, but I can only see the passbook figure grew, but I never have the passbook nor can access it. 

i think close around 7.55-7.65 

Woah so confident in tiger bank? If u dun mind me asking what shares did you sold and what’s the margin of losses?

so tomorrow can queue at RM7.51 and it will rise, just in time to catch some profit?

so tomorrow can queue at RM7.51 and it will rise, just in time to catch some profit?

later MCO extended, moratorium extend, BNM cut rates, maybe can reach RM7.

Strong headwinds for banking sector ahead. Next month need to see if BNM cuts OPR again. I think they will. After that, is what will be the NPL situation after the 6 months moratorium ends.. How many SMEs will bungkus and how many ppl will be jobless?

Wa..Trade done also don't realize. Big shark ni.. 😂

For me, I look forward to get Raya angpao from Maybank.

Edited. For wrong date..

One lot: 100 or 1000?

Which broker u use?

Look like most banks are GREEN after the announcement.

The pandemic has actually cause a bigger drop in price than the interest rate cut itself. And due to the pandemic sell-off, MBB is now at a very attractive price point already. A rate cut will not further hurt the wound that has been cut wide open.

So for those who were hoping to buy at RM7 today, very sorry for the disappointment.

I saw dividend already in my bank account. What u guys do with the Maybank dividend? Spend, keep in savings account, invest more shares?

Buying 1 lot is too expensive in terms of transaction cost