公司派dividend 可以骗人的吗？
哈哈哈哈哈

Go go go Naim. 100 meter speed today, clap clap clap

1st corn short supply,
2nd Cabbage short supply
3rd Sawit short supply
Wahahahahah

Ya... Cabbage is Flora. sawit also Flora. Same TYPE mah.

18 sen dividend, wow, much more better than bank FD rate. Well done Naim.

Yes, no sell, excellent result comes out SOON.
HOLD.

https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2020/10/19/kimchi-crisis-typhoon-hit-south-korea-suffers-cabbage-shortage

Prices of all vegetable and grain should rise and will push up palm oil into bull run

HOLD TIGHT.....

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/affin-hwang-am-launches-global-disruptive-innovation-fund

Disruptive innovative fund?

Which one?

Netx of course!

Netx is a disruptive innovative stock of the future

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/affin-hwang-am-launches-global-disruptive-innovation-fund

Luxchem the King of glove chemical will come alive

Many companies got polymer but cannot convert to glove chemicals because all the machines and setup totally different

In the land of the blind the one eyed man is King

In a world of no more glove nitrile chemicals LUXCHEM REIGN AS KING LATER

Hlt people said out there all new glove companies cannot get glove chemicals

All profits of glove companies will be at the mercy and ransom of Luxchem

No luxchem all glove companies in deep deep trouble

Now Luxchem already raised ASP prices by more than 100%

Later they can raise by 300% to 500%

All gloves need go begging on their knees for Luxchem glove chemicals

Now out there no more nitrile gloves chemical only rubber latex chemicals left

SOON.....

Go, go, go JTIASA

Worth to invest, very good.

Naim（5073）
每股收益为78仙，而派发的18仙股息则可提供23％的最高收益率。
Naim总部秘书已证实。只有时间正式宣布每股RM180的股息，目前是马来西亚最好的股息

一旦Naim恢复其股息支付方式，大股息基金将恢复购买Naim的状态。

因此，如果想购买低于80仙的Naim股票是蛮好的时机。

Naim 3.4亿令吉土地出售已赚得每股68仙，这22仙为盈利，并将于2021年2月公布结果。届时人们将注意到这个高股息的Naim。
余额50仙将用于建造500栋可付担房屋，再赚取1亿令吉净利润，这将在未来几年带来更多股息

很快，股息基金将再次会买入Naim股票。

这些是Naim前30名持有人中的一些基金

1. Hong Leong Strategic Fund

2. Hong Leong Regular Income Fund

3. Great Eastern Life Assurance

4. Plasma Capital

5. Pacific Pearl Fund

6. UBS AG

Naim现在股价处于 78仙的低价位。而Naim的NTA为Rm2。 60, 现在78仙的价格是大大的被市场低估了。

如果考虑想要财富的增值，任何低于85仙的交易都是便宜的。

只需在这种低息环境中将资金长期停放在更高的长期股息收益率是最佳的选择，例如Naim。

本文资料仅供大家参考，买卖自己决定。

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/www.eaglevisioninvest.com/2020-10-13-story-h1534618693-Why_Dividends_Matter_to_Investors_By_Investopia_With_additional_comment.jsp

https://klse.i3investor.com/blogs/www.eaglevisioninvest.com/2020-10-11-story-h1534585244-WHY_THE_10_MINORITY_WHO_BUY_AND_HOLD_NAIM_WILL_BE_BETTER_OF_THAN_90_WHO.jsp

https://naim.listedcompany.com/shareholdings.html

Naim (5073)
At 78 sen with coming 18 sen dividend offers best yield of 23%.
Secretary Madam Ong Siew Lian of Naim HQ has confirmed. Only time for official announcement of Rm180 dividend per share which for now is the Best Dividend in Malaysia

Once Naim resumed its dividend paying mode Big Dividend Funds will resume buying

So best time to buy all Naim shares below 80 sen

Naim Rm340 millions sale of land has garnered 68 sen per share of this 22 sen is profit and will be reported in Feb 2021 result. By then people will take notice of dividend and turnaround earning.
Balance 50 sen will be used to build 500 affordable houses making another Rm100 million net profit which will contribute more dividend in future years

Dividend Funds will rush to park money in Naim again

These are some Funds in Top 30 holders of Naim

1. Hong Leong Strategic Fund

2. Hong Leong Regular Income Fund

3. Great Eastern Life Assurance

4. Plasma Capital

5. Pacific Pearl Fund

6. UBS AG

For Naim 78 sen with Nta of Rm2. 60 is undervalue

Anything below 85 sen is a bargain in view of changing fortune

Just park there for longer term exceptional dividend yield in this low interest enviroment

Go, go, go Luxchem

Syarikat yang baik, siapa bijak, siapa beli.

乌龟公司长寿啊，哈哈哈！！！

Good company, what to worry about , invest and wait dividend.

Yup, I ask few very careful in stock friends, all say Naim is a good company, just keep it.

Yup, before too late, better i buy more now.
Keep until good news announce.
Huat ah!

NetX Holdings* 建议为DGB Networks私人有限公司的智能贩卖机提供 1,000个非接触式支付终端作为无现金支付方案。

NetX Holdings* has proposed to supply up to 1,000 contactless payment terminals to facilitate cashless and e-wallet payment solutions via DGB Networks Sdn Bhd’s next-generation artificial intelligence vending machines.

After u believe and invest, the next step is to wait patiently. Let the company grow and expand, something good will comes back to us.

Must be patient to gain prosperity.
在股市里，钱是要耐心等来的。

Patient is the key to success and the way to gain prosperity.

FCPO Oct up back 3000, Monday Jtiasa is the best.

Put at Naim better than FD lah.

I buy and keep hold tight..... Until the good news coming.....

Yup, better put in Naim, FD interest rate too low. wahahahaha.... Cross finger

Subscribe and hold, let's do it.

看了Naim公司，确实是很好也很强的一家公司，各位可以去研究，看看公司业绩报告等等。不然错过了最佳买进的机会。

Yes, Naim is a very good company.

Precisely if stock market is crashing we must hide in defensive cash rich stock

Naim has 51.5 sen in Dayang

Another Rm13.3 millions in perdana

Sales of lands to Sarawak Govt garner Rm340 millions or a huge 68 sen pure cash

Still got lots of industrial lands for sale to unlock cash

Plus building bread and butter affordable single storey houses at only Rm300k which is recession proof

In fact should sell others to buy Naim

This 18 sen dividend equals to more than 10 year bank int at only 1.75% now

So must think intelligently

Dividend is real money

Only a company has real cash can give real dividend

Topglove gave 8.5 sen dividend from glove sales

Naim is giving dividend from profits made from land investments

Either from business or from Land investments the money earned is real money


So Naim at 75 sen giving a dividend of 18 sen means 24% yield

If it falls to 60 sen with 18 sen dividend it means a whopping 30% yield

And where on Earth got such good yield of 24% to 30% today when USA and Japan got almost zero interest rate?

Serba got Rm3 billion time debt bomb so better avoid serba or it will ask for money by Rights issue later

For Naim it's sale of lands to Sarawak Govt will result in 68 sen pure cash

Of this 68 sen 22 sen is pure profit

So taking out 18 sen as dividend from land sale profit is very ok

Naim is a very extraordinary company able to give out 18 sen as cash dividend while so many companies are asking money by Rights issue

Naim go go go!!!

The year was 1996. The Asian Stock Markets Were in the Hottest Euphoria. Amost every one was enjoying increasing profits. Many have resigned from their jobs to do full time trading in the stock market. Stock market tips and conversations were the order of the day. Everywhere in offices, homes, coffee shops, markets, eating places people talked only about the next “Limit Up” stocks.

In every trading Hall or Room there is no available seats. In RHB Bank HQ there isn’t even standing room. Cramped, jammed and packed with traders and specualtors from all walks of life. It Was The GoGo Years Before The Asian Financial Crisis!

One man stood out. Peter Lim of Singapore. He sold all his shares near the very peak and bought into just one counter – WILMAR the Plantation Stock.

On hindsight it was an uncanny but very accurate move. Next year in July 2nd 1997 George Soros attacked the Thai bath. The Thai bath collapsed and then contagion spread to Malaysia, Singapore, Hk, Korea, Indonesia – One by One Their Stock Markets Collapsed like tent pins.

At the height KLSE was 1332 and at the bottom it was only 262 points – A Crash of 81%

Nobody fully invested could have escaped such a carnage. It was a disaster for many. Tens of thousands went bankrupt. Many Banks & Financial Institutions were insolvent. Before the Asian Financial Crisis there were 49 Banks and Credit Companies in Malaysia. With the devastating carnage less than 10 Banks now standing. The rest became history.

Tycoon Peter Lim invested $10 millions into Wilmar – the plantation stock owned by Robert Kuok.

How come Peter was so “chun chun”? All $10 millions into one single stock. And he was right on target. Four years later in 2,000 Peter Lim “THE REMISIER KING” of Singapore sold his Wilmar shares for a cool $1.5 Billions!

So plantation stock investment if timed well can make you a billionaire!

As for Robert Kuok he became the Richest Man No. One in All of Malaysia with over Rm40 Billions.

Ha! Are we now entering another phase of market doom? Maybe yes or maybe no.

But This Is For Sure:

A POWERFUL EL NINO IS NOW ONGOING

Hmmm?

Let’s SEE if Plantation Stocks will create more millionaires and billionaires this round.

The year was 1996. The Asian Stock Markets Were in the Hottest Euphoria. Amost every one was enjoying increasing profits. Many have resigned from their jobs to do full time trading in the stock market. Stock market tips and conversations were the order of the day. Everywhere in offices, homes, coffee shops, markets, eating places people talked only about the next “Limit Up” stocks.

In every trading Hall or Room there is no available seats. In RHB Bank HQ there isn’t even standing room. Cramped, jammed and packed with traders and specualtors from all walks of life. It Was The GoGo Years Before The Asian Financial Crisis!

One man stood out. Peter Lim of Singapore. He sold all his shares near the very peak and bought into just one counter – WILMAR the Plantation Stock.

On hindsight it was an uncanny but very accurate move. Next year in July 2nd 1997 George Soros attacked the Thai bath. The Thai bath collapsed and then contagion spread to Malaysia, Singapore, Hk, Korea, Indonesia – One by One Their Stock Markets Collapsed like tent pins.

At the height KLSE was 1332 and at the bottom it was only 262 points – A Crash of 81%

Nobody fully invested could have escaped such a carnage. It was a disaster for many. Tens of thousands went bankrupt. Many Banks & Financial Institutions were insolvent. Before the Asian Financial Crisis there were 49 Banks and Credit Companies in Malaysia. With the devastating carnage less than 10 Banks now standing. The rest became history.

Tycoon Peter Lim invested $10 millions into Wilmar – the plantation stock owned by Robert Kuok.

How come Peter was so “chun chun”? All $10 millions into one single stock. And he was right on target. Four years later in 2,000 Peter Lim “THE REMISIER KING” of Singapore sold his Wilmar shares for a cool $1.5 Billions!

So plantation stock investment if timed well can make you a billionaire!

As for Robert Kuok he became the Richest Man No. One in All of Malaysia with over Rm40 Billions.

Ha! Are we now entering another phase of market doom? Maybe yes or maybe no.

But This Is For Sure:

A POWERFUL EL NINO IS NOW ONGOING

Hmmm?

Let’s SEE if Plantation Stocks will create more millionaires and billionaires this round.

The year was 1996. The Asian Stock Markets Were in the Hottest Euphoria. Amost every one was enjoying increasing profits. Many have resigned from their jobs to do full time trading in the stock market. Stock market tips and conversations were the order of the day. Everywhere in offices, homes, coffee shops, markets, eating places people talked only about the next “Limit Up” stocks.

In every trading Hall or Room there is no available seats. In RHB Bank HQ there isn’t even standing room. Cramped, jammed and packed with traders and specualtors from all walks of life. It Was The GoGo Years Before The Asian Financial Crisis!

One man stood out. Peter Lim of Singapore. He sold all his shares near the very peak and bought into just one counter – WILMAR the Plantation Stock.

On hindsight it was an uncanny but very accurate move. Next year in July 2nd 1997 George Soros attacked the Thai bath. The Thai bath collapsed and then contagion spread to Malaysia, Singapore, Hk, Korea, Indonesia – One by One Their Stock Markets Collapsed like tent pins.

At the height KLSE was 1332 and at the bottom it was only 262 points – A Crash of 81%

Nobody fully invested could have escaped such a carnage. It was a disaster for many. Tens of thousands went bankrupt. Many Banks & Financial Institutions were insolvent. Before the Asian Financial Crisis there were 49 Banks and Credit Companies in Malaysia. With the devastating carnage less than 10 Banks now standing. The rest became history.

Tycoon Peter Lim invested $10 millions into Wilmar – the plantation stock owned by Robert Kuok.

How come Peter was so “chun chun”? All $10 millions into one single stock. And he was right on target. Four years later in 2,000 Peter Lim “THE REMISIER KING” of Singapore sold his Wilmar shares for a cool $1.5 Billions!

So plantation stock investment if timed well can make you a billionaire!

As for Robert Kuok he became the Richest Man No. One in All of Malaysia with over Rm40 Billions.

Ha! Are we now entering another phase of market doom? Maybe yes or maybe no.

But This Is For Sure:

A POWERFUL EL NINO IS NOW ONGOING

Hmmm?

Let’s SEE if Plantation Stocks will create more millionaires and billionaires this round.

The year was 1996. The Asian Stock Markets Were in the Hottest Euphoria. Amost every one was enjoying increasing profits. Many have resigned from their jobs to do full time trading in the stock market. Stock market tips and conversations were the order of the day. Everywhere in offices, homes, coffee shops, markets, eating places people talked only about the next “Limit Up” stocks.

In every trading Hall or Room there is no available seats. In RHB Bank HQ there isn’t even standing room. Cramped, jammed and packed with traders and specualtors from all walks of life. It Was The GoGo Years Before The Asian Financial Crisis!

One man stood out. Peter Lim of Singapore. He sold all his shares near the very peak and bought into just one counter – WILMAR the Plantation Stock.

On hindsight it was an uncanny but very accurate move. Next year in July 2nd 1997 George Soros attacked the Thai bath. The Thai bath collapsed and then contagion spread to Malaysia, Singapore, Hk, Korea, Indonesia – One by One Their Stock Markets Collapsed like tent pins.

At the height KLSE was 1332 and at the bottom it was only 262 points – A Crash of 81%

Nobody fully invested could have escaped such a carnage. It was a disaster for many. Tens of thousands went bankrupt. Many Banks & Financial Institutions were insolvent. Before the Asian Financial Crisis there were 49 Banks and Credit Companies in Malaysia. With the devastating carnage less than 10 Banks now standing. The rest became history.

Tycoon Peter Lim invested $10 millions into Wilmar – the plantation stock owned by Robert Kuok.

How come Peter was so “chun chun”? All $10 millions into one single stock. And he was right on target. Four years later in 2,000 Peter Lim “THE REMISIER KING” of Singapore sold his Wilmar shares for a cool $1.5 Billions!

So plantation stock investment if timed well can make you a billionaire!

As for Robert Kuok he became the Richest Man No. One in All of Malaysia with over Rm40 Billions.

Ha! Are we now entering another phase of market doom? Maybe yes or maybe no.

But This Is For Sure:

A POWERFUL EL NINO IS NOW ONGOING

Hmmm?

Let’s SEE if Plantation Stocks will create more millionaires and billionaires this round.

The year was 1996. The Asian Stock Markets Were in the Hottest Euphoria. Amost every one was enjoying increasing profits. Many have resigned from their jobs to do full time trading in the stock market. Stock market tips and conversations were the order of the day. Everywhere in offices, homes, coffee shops, markets, eating places people talked only about the next “Limit Up” stocks.

In every trading Hall or Room there is no available seats. In RHB Bank HQ there isn’t even standing room. Cramped, jammed and packed with traders and specualtors from all walks of life. It Was The GoGo Years Before The Asian Financial Crisis!

One man stood out. Peter Lim of Singapore. He sold all his shares near the very peak and bought into just one counter – WILMAR the Plantation Stock.

On hindsight it was an uncanny but very accurate move. Next year in July 2nd 1997 George Soros attacked the Thai bath. The Thai bath collapsed and then contagion spread to Malaysia, Singapore, Hk, Korea, Indonesia – One by One Their Stock Markets Collapsed like tent pins.

At the height KLSE was 1332 and at the bottom it was only 262 points – A Crash of 81%

Nobody fully invested could have escaped such a carnage. It was a disaster for many. Tens of thousands went bankrupt. Many Banks & Financial Institutions were insolvent. Before the Asian Financial Crisis there were 49 Banks and Credit Companies in Malaysia. With the devastating carnage less than 10 Banks now standing. The rest became history.

Tycoon Peter Lim invested $10 millions into Wilmar – the plantation stock owned by Robert Kuok.

How come Peter was so “chun chun”? All $10 millions into one single stock. And he was right on target. Four years later in 2,000 Peter Lim “THE REMISIER KING” of Singapore sold his Wilmar shares for a cool $1.5 Billions!

So plantation stock investment if timed well can make you a billionaire!

As for Robert Kuok he became the Richest Man No. One in All of Malaysia with over Rm40 Billions.

Ha! Are we now entering another phase of market doom? Maybe yes or maybe no.

But This Is For Sure:

A POWERFUL EL NINO IS NOW ONGOING

Hmmm?

Let’s SEE if Plantation Stocks will create more millionaires and billionaires this round.