See you at 6.xx soon.

Bought 10 lots Maybank shares at 7.45 after selling ASM2

100 units

Zaman dulu dulu, 1 lot is 1,000 shares ...
Now 1 lot is 100 shares ...
However, there are still some people will/might associate 1 lot with 1,000 shares

1 Lot = 100 shares

7.40 x 100 units = RM740, which is correct.
You have to buy minimum 100 units for every counter on Bursa, even for Nestle also minimum 100 units.
There is no 1 unit over here like in US as most of our shares are cheap enough. In US the shares can go to as high as USD300k per unit.

For the record, I bought some MBB at 7.42 on Thursday 23/4 as well just to average down my ABP.
If it goes down to below 7.20 (highly unlikely but possible), then I buy another batch.
But so far so good, managed to lower down my ABP to around 8.50-ish.

2 times a year...

yes... next is Sep / Oct, assuming they still pay dividend ....

Dividend payment was in May!! Not in April

Check again, maybe is your others share's dividend. Maybank dividend is 0.39 x (amount of share u brought) that ur dividend should received. Of cos minus of ur agent fee if u have.

You didn't feel awkward that the dividend is paid on the day of the announcement itself? Lol.
The dividend credited into your bank account will note the company that issued the dividend.

I see. Well to make things easier for me, I just register one of my unused savings account just for the purpose of receiving dividends.
It helps me track all my dividend payments all in my monthly statements. So I don't have to track individually, as I can review all my monthly statements for the actual dividend paid throughout the year.
That was I won't miss a thing. And the names of the paying company will also be stated in the statement.
You can try this method so you won't mix your dividends with your other cash.

Means you do not reinvest the dividends?

Excel is a little bit tedious if you have a very busy schedule. Like me, I started off using Excel to track as well, but then I couldn't keep up and most of the time I had to check every stock's history to update my list.
So I thought of just using my monthly statement to keep track of my dividends. I just print and file in my statements. End of the year I just look at the figures to compute my yield.
That was I am sure I won't miss out on any records and it won't consume too much time.

buy few lots first. 

price in between all time low (RM4) and all time high (RM10)

Parked buy more at 7.35 good-till-date end june 😬

I personally think its okay to do small accumulation if it does go down.