No Maybank investor here to give some comments on this stock/company?

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 26 2013, 02:52 PM

Buy and hold long term will not go wrong with this counter.

U got position in MBB?

Yes, MBB is Malaysia's biggest bank and is a blue chip country.
Early 2009 just RM3.50 and now nearly RM10.

But it yields highest among the bank stocks, it just doesn't make sense to me

Care to share what's the average DY over the years? It the current DY within average?

Not 6% ah? I remember when I bought it, the yield was like 8%

Now 5%+ nia, and it just went ex

Maybe should monitor first...still a long way to next divvy

2 more quarters. I opt for DRIP.

Drip what?

Those who bought then should be very2 happy now (IF still holding)

Dividend Reinvestment Plan (DRIP)

Dividend reinvestment plan. I think something like that. Meaning I only have very little of the dividend, others buy the stock.

Oh ok

Thanks Jason for the heads up

You can convert Hupseng to Maybank if you think Hupseng is overvaluation. I'm thinking whether I should let go Hupseng or not also.

Totally let go, unlikely. But reduce exposure, maybe.

How to reduce? Like me, I don't have much with me. Sell 50% and keep 50%?

Hold on hold on

Just input 2013 Q2 financial data and extrapolated (a very rough extrapolation, just divide 6 x 12) into full 12-months data
Assuming a more sustainable 90% payout ratio (actual payout for past 4 years actually averaged >100%)

Ping Pong actually still yields 5.8% at last closing price of 5.10

Revenue growing at 4%+ p.a.
Net profit growing at 10% p.a.

Why dump?

This post has been edited by Pink Spider: Sep 26 2013, 10:31 PM

Then keep to fridge again