if CIMB is "weak fundamental", many can go into longkang d hahahahaha

REITs borrow money from banks and sometimes by going direct to capital markets

High finance costs eat into their NPI, but they are still making money i.e. profitable

No problem to banks, unless you start seeing REITs getting worryingly low occupancy rates and tenancy retention. Not seeing that yet.

Lucky did not freak out during recent selldown hahaha

Janji dividen continue sedap!

I have AmBank, CIMB and Maybank now.

Only AmBank is seriously undervalued. Maybank and CIMB...will only buy when got sale or when I cash-rich until nowhere else to put.

Combo MBB+CIMB

Better than voluntary EPF contribution 😁😁

* Significant ASEAN regional exposure
* Stakes in Touch n Go and Principal Asset Management

Please welcome me to the club, just bought in today.😋

Nahhh for HLFG
Looks like a value trap to me 😅

But being everywhere in Malaysia also means higher overheads in maintaining less than optimal branches/outlets. Comments?

While I'm currently holding Maybank (and my 2nd biggest holding after United Plantation), I'm hesitating whether I should shift some to CIMB.

CIMB pros - more regional exposure
CIMB cons - no insurer

Maybank pros - full-fledged FinCo, having everything under its wings. Everywhere in Malaysia
Maybank cons - upside seem limited from here

I never liked DRIP as it wil give me odd lots

Yeah generally ability to pay cash dividends mean that the company is healthy

@i3gambler

Your calculation and the principle that you are trying to illustrate applies to all other stocks too, i.e. the dividend that we are receiving is paid out of the equity value of our stockholdings.

Thanks Sardin 👍

So quiet here

Virtual meeting is dumb and bad for shareholders

👌💪👏👍

So, what's the TP now?

If u have better opportunities elsewhere - sell, if you wish

Sell to park in cash? Do it only if you think WW3 will break out tomorrow

Just my 1 sen.

Because Malaysia have CNY on February.

Accountants and auditors only want to start OT-ing closing accounts and start audit after enjoy CNY.

#BudayaKita

Kuat punya Mega!

Today is selling across the market

But the drop in % is not really that severe

Steady la

Bigger bank = more users = more strain to systems = more prone to cyber attacks

This is partly the reason why I prefer to bank with smaller banks, call Customer Service also no need hold on the phone line for long, very fast response 😆

Retail top buy:
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=802415565254781&set=a.607997711363235

What is that joker spamming

Maybe internal info that next quarter could go back to 1.65 sen divvy

siapa jual dia rugi

Sedition Act. Hello...

hahahahaha mabuk

Value trap

Accumulate la

Game over?

Tong
Sampah
Hangus

Siapa jual minggu lepas, memang bodo

EPF sold down YTL just before it rallied
EPF also keep selling UP before it rallied

Copy la EPF's moves! 🤣

VALUE TRAP

RM31.66 TP if apply 6.0% DY rule 🤑

^ I will only CONSIDER trimming when breached RM30

Not gonna commit the same mistake I did with YTL (sold too early, around 1.80++) this time with UTDPLT hahaha

Let's see if my profit % for UTDPLT can beat YTL's 😂

I'd rather that UP continue to stay away from radar of big index investors so that I can continue to accumulate cheap

9.6b vs 14b

Still a loooooooong way to go la

@neohts

Compare net profit margin recent quarters vs net profit margin pre-pandemic

RM27.14 if 7.0% DY 😉

RM31.66 TP if apply 6.0% DY rule 🤑

Ngak Gwai👻 Sek Tau Foo🧀 😂🤣

Cheat ghost eat TauRX Foo stock XD

Woohoo accelerator pedal stuck XD

Yes, I will relook into this if drop to 70 sen

Tau foo faa better la TauRX sampah 🤣🤣🤣

Go get a room oops I mean get a court and fight to the death la u two 😂

Need another 10% drop to 70 sen baru I will reconsider

Easy calculation.

If 1.0 this quarter is indication of future dividends...

RM0.01 x 4 / RM0.78 = 5.13% dividend yield

I might as well buy REITs like IGBREIT and SUNREIT 🙄

@wallstreetrookieNEW

Oh now you reminded me. Thanks.

Yeah, Boustead Plantation punya trees rubbish yield. KLK effectively buying into lousy company