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 Jan 10 2010, 12:27 PM
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Maybank need a banker, not a telephone man
-- CIMB, PM's brader -- PBB, Teh HP -- AMBANK, Azman ( spelling dun know) -- HL, Yvvone ( seplling also dun know) -- Alliance, Bridget (now MIA) so manybank sud go and get someone brader..... fast fast, i hv accumulated some Maybank share dun wanna miss the boat haha |
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Jan 11 2010, 01:03 AM
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haha, when i did my portfolio readjustment
i select Maybank over CIMB. CIMB is like a hot cake now becoz the CEO connected, but after the next GE, siape boleh guarantee.... kakakkaka MAYBANK is own by PNB. Regradless of who become the gov, PNB still pay div to the unit holder. So time is on Maybank side. |
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Jan 30 2010, 08:44 PM
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183 posts Joined: Dec 2009
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yes, correction provides good buying oppurtunity.
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Feb 9 2010, 09:22 PM
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Company Name : MALAYAN BANKING BERHAD
Stock Name : MAYBANK Date Announced : 09/02/2010 EX-date : 02/03/2010 Entitlement date : 04/03/2010 Entitlement time : 05:00:00 PM Entitlement subject : Interim Dividend Entitlement description : Interim Dividend of 11 sen per share less tax 25% Payment date : 16/03/2010 Buck up.... pay more div.... PNB need the div for all it's unit holder...... |
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Mar 27 2010, 09:05 AM
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A good sign, maybank is proactive in anticipating for the BASEL 3 which may require more Tier 1 capital in term of shareholder fund.
i like the div reinvestment plan ..... |
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Mar 27 2010, 09:57 AM
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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Mar 27 2010, 10:21 AM) This reinvestment plan is not new, has been practised by unit trust ind for many many years. off course i know reinvestment plan is not something new..... what i say is Maybank using this scheme in anticipation to Basel 3 is proactive. The con is you might get odd lots in the end ( correct me if I am wrong ). This would not happen to UT bcos you can sell any numbers of units ( could be a min each time ). For those intend to reinvest the dividends let say to REITS could find it be more costly now. Extra cost of disposing the units esp the odd lots. Like you say Basel 3 may lead to less cash dividends to be paid by banks ( the trend ) Even PBB might need to boost up their capital base under Basel 3, guessing only.  but Maybank adopting this plan is a somewhat win win, where it can maintain the div payout ratio, and thru' this plan, the div will be converted into new share, thus the profit is retained and will not errode the Tier 1 capital ratio ( at least not so badly) i dun mind getting odd lot as i intend to keep for long term, i.e. more than 10 years. For those who cannot "tahan" odd lot, just go for the cash div than......... Under Basel 3, everyone need to boost up the capital base, as the Tier 1 capital will be more stringent (now still at consultation stage ). This post has been edited by mok thye yee: Mar 27 2010, 09:59 AM |
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Mar 27 2010, 10:31 AM
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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Mar 27 2010, 11:03 AM) Well, getting regular Cash Dividends is a good way of getting passive incomes. Than u can go for the cash, the plan let u chooseEsp good for those are working towards a retiring plan. I believe Cash is King, bcos there are so many investment vehicles out there. Each has its own merit at a specific time period , taking into the consideration of many trade cycles that we have in our lifetime. Just my view. |
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Apr 7 2010, 09:15 PM
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QUOTE(LYR @ Apr 7 2010, 01:39 AM) it's just a interim dividend. there'll be more. Maybank's dividend is higher than FD. 25% tax means RM55 - 25% corporate tax = 41.25 but you're able to claim back the 25% when you submit your income tax as it's not your main income. provided ur tax bracket is less than 25% |
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