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

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.

Sorry, I just double checked, my rate is either 8 or 0.01%, my bad. So its still not so worthwhile for me.

And on top of that, if you sell at small capital appreciation, 100 shares won't give you much of profits. That's what I'm trying to emphasise. No feel. But I know percentage wise, is the same isn't it.

bought it not long ago and hold for less than 3 months, get my FD or equivalent return already.

about 9.6

aiya, about 20c diff only, not much diff, we're not talking about 1 million shares right, I only got some lots. but I don't have shares that you owned like DLady, nestle, jti etc.


you also got 3.1% at least what, which matches FD already.

you're so loaded. how do you do it?? I'm only picking here

having such a wide portfolio, not only in stocks, but your mutual fund as well.

take note of your financial management. but this is way going off topic. should we come back to Maybank here in this thread.

p/s: with your dividend income, more beer more amoi no problemo la.

when you say long-term, how long is your definition?

from the technical analyst's point of view, maybank seem to be on downtrend. what do you reckon?

ok, noted of your comments. and most importantly, as long as the fundamental is still right.

think should buy more

buy on ex-date means I wont be entitle to dividends already right?

next declaration only will come after few months lo... long wait...

hmm, but I think this is quite likely also. haha...

what's your average entry cost?

i think can be expected coming this month.... as last 2 financial years suggested. end of sept
how much this time?

nice, but people are not mata sepek, you don't have to enlarged it so much.

yes you are right...

and yeah, entitled to buy some more maybank shares at discounted price with the dividends. congratz all...

it's okay. take a chill pill.

drop more even better. can stock up more also.