very expensive la, about RM10 per share weh... 1k shares of a board lot is already 10k...

some people still love to buy 1000 shares 

ya i know, but buying 100 shares, probably i'll lose more in terms of brokerage fee la... must gain a lot from capital appreciate to cover the minimum brokerage fee... dividend yield aside, I don't really see point of buying 100 shares, except for those really humongous ones like bat,nestle,dutch lady and etc.

I think I’m not clear enough on what I’m trying to say.

Let’s say you set to sell after  certain % appreciation.

You buy,

A share - RM0.10 x 100 shares = RM10
- Brokerage fee at least RM8, stamp duty RM1, clearing fee negligible.
- So total about RM19 spent for 100 A shares.

Say, you sell the share at RM0.20 (100% capital appreciation).
Brokerage fee at least RM8, stamp duty RM1, clearing fee negligible.

So you get back = RM11 for the sell. Paid RM19, get back RM11 = still at loss of 8 bucks.

Make no sense to buy 100 shares here isn’t it? It would be different if you are buying 100 BAT shares. Brokerage fee applicable to this 100 Bat shares for me is 0.42%, and it would make difference already.

I get what you mean, and I know this is too extreme, but this is what I’m trying to say only.

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

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

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

2 more quarters. I opt for DRIP.

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

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

Then keep to fridge again

I don't get U; what doesn't make sense ?

Current price is nearly RM10, U mean total yearly div is about RM0.50 per share ?

Because at the current situation, the growth rate is limited. About 70% of the profit still generate from Malaysia. Unless Singapore segment can contribute more significantly, then it might surge further.

have you do any transaction there before? with maybank , DBS, UOB and OCBC?