With improved earnings, investors can expect this year's total dividend would not be less than 60 sen a share.

Keck Seng should be doing well this year, may be even better than last year's record earnings. Houses are selling like hot cakes in JB these days.

First half results last year were impressive but could not sustain into the second half. Hopefully this year is different.

Very much like RHB Bank, trading at single digit PE, but RHB Bank's dividend yield is much higher at over 7%.

Impressive results but dividend a bit low. Should pay at least 30 sen a share to increase its attractiveness to small investors.

Harsh reality has finally struck. Has already gone up 5 times vertically like a rocket over the past year. Time to take a meaningful rest.

RHB Bank won't remain stagnant forever while Maybank and CIMB Bank keep going up.

First quarterly results very disappointing. Share price already so low, so unlikely to drop much.

Swallow at L&G's nta which is 38 sen a share. Even at 25 sen a share I will quickly let go.

Good dividend yield of over 7.2% if you buy at this level but practically no capital gain through out the year.

Three weeks ago you could still get it at 13 sen. Now if you want to buy you have to pay 14 sen. By the middle of June you may have to pay 15 sen.

EPS last year was less than 7 sen and dividend was only 2.5 sen a share. This year's earnings is unlikely to improve. Would only consider buying this counter when it dips below 90 sen.

Cannon Tan, if you have promoted Maybank, CIMB bank, UEMS, Ranhill Utilities, YTL, YTL Power, MRCB etc, people would be very grateful to you.

Closed at RM9.99, highest in 6 years. Maybank's rise has not ended yet.

I am waiting for its price to surpass RM7.97 before the end of June.

So you should have accumulated quite a fair bit of RHB Bank shares at RM5.49 today.

Buy 10,000 units Maybank, you get RM6,000 dividend, can buy 600 units. Some counters have been pushed to the stratosphere. Scary.

Hope this grossly undervalued bank counter can spring a surprise one day.

MRCB pays too little dividend. Even if you have 100k shares, you get only RM1,000.

Genting's performance should improve next week as investors await the release of its first quarter financial results, which should be much better than the previous quarter.

Keck Seng spiked to almost RM8 ten and a half years ago. Property prices have appreciated by more than 50% over the past 10 years. At RM6.35, it is still 20% lower than its previous peak when it should have been 50% higher.

Wow! Esos at only 70 sen a share and they can now sell at RM5.39. The rich are getting richer.

Malaysia has been plagued by a lot of scandals, something that you should know Cannon Tan. BMF scandal, Maminco scandal, Perwaja scandal, BNM foreign exchange scandal, PKFZ scandal, 1MDB etc etc. We also have a overly bloated civil service.........

Jiankun has to go up to 30 sen (or another 12 sen) a share before I can break even. By that time Jiankun W1 could have spiked to 12 to 14 sen a share.

This counter hardly constitutes 1.5% of my portfolio and my average price is under 30 sen a share. Jiankun W1 only needs to go up by another 2 sen for me to recover all my losses. You don;t know my strategy do you?

Still able to hold on to its more than 9% gain over the past two days. Chance to move up further.

I sold all my Jiankun and switched to Jiankun W1. Hopefully can recover my losses faster!

Struggling at RM4.69/70, like an elderly man without energy. Someone must give it some viagra.

Should overcome the RM1.50 barrier today. Hurrah!

You have to wait until after the announcement of the second quarter financial results. You should get the dividend in October.

Many of the comments that I wrote about MRCB last year were spot on. Those who had heeded my advice and bought MRCB at below 35 sen have made tons of money if they sold at around 60 sen, more if they still keep their shares. I hope my comments about L&G would eventually materialize also. haha

Crescendo Corp and Tropicana Corp have sold some parcels of land in Johor Bahru, not Keck Seng. Otherwise Keck Seng's share price will shoot through the roof.

Keck Seng could be the top gainer today.

You don't understand what is dividend yield. Maybank's current dividend yield is just over 6%, RHB Bank's dividend yield is over 7.27%. When did dilution come into play? We are only talking about dividend yield. RHB has carried out a few DRP exercises but its dividend is still maintained at 40 sen a share.

Hopefully it can climb to RM7.97 at least, its previous peak about ten and a half years ago before it takes a rest.

Still looking very strong. It went up by around RM2.60 before it stopped for a breather during the last rally. Don't know when the spike would stop this time.

If the amount of dividend is maintained at 40 sen a share, its dividend yield changes with its share price. At RM5.50, its yield is 7.27%, at RM5 a share, its yield is 8%. Should it drop to 40 sen a share, then is dividend yield becomes 100%. At RM 8 a share, its dividend yield would drop to 5%. So simple and yet yet cannot understand.

My pleasure to share anything I know with fellow investors. At least 15% of my Keck Seng shares were bought around 30 years ago.

Wow! So confident. You must be acting on behalf of KWAP. Got first hand information please share lah.

@mf alias Mr Collect, what is your tp for Top Glove?

Better tread carefully with this kind of counter. It is highly speculative. One month ago it was only 80 sen. Those who had bought at 80 sen and sold at RM1.25 would have a return of over 50% in one month. You have to keep your money in the bank for 10 years before you can get such return.

Now coming back to your warped logic about the bonus issue. The 100,000 units of shares that you still hold now are worth RM498,000, not RM548,000 like before. It is just too shocking that you don't understand such a simple thing. There is no dividend declared, why should there be a dividend yield? Should there be any gain, it should be called capital gain.

i3gambler, you are the one who has got a simple mind. I don't think your Mathematics has even reached Primary six level. I am so sorry for you. If you invest 1,000 RHB Bank shares at RM5.50 today and one year later the price remains at RM5.50 after you have received dividends amounting to RM400, the dividend yield of your investment is thus 400/5500 or 7.27%. So shocked that you fail to understand such simple Mathematics.

Don't be overjoyed. Kumpulan Wang Persaraan has accumulated a total of 71.40 million Top Glove shares since 23 April. Sell before they start selling.

Revalue all assets. Its NTA could be easily higher than RM20 a share.

Suppose I bought 30,000 RHB bank shares at RM5.50 each. If I rejected all the DRP shares, I would have received a total of RM12,000 dividend. The dividend yield is therefore 12,000/165,000 or 7.27%., discounting of course some brokerage fees, stamp duties and clearing charges. Suppose this is the only DRP of the year and I took up all the shares allocated, I would have an additional 614 shares at RM4.88 which I can sell at RM5.50. The amount of cash dividend I received would be RM9,000 and the DRP share could be disposed for RM3.377. My total amount of dividend would thus be RM12,377 instead of just RM12,000 and the dividend yield is thus 12,377/165,000 or 7.5%. Please go away igambler if you want to deliberately confuse people.

i3gambler, don't waste your time here. You are making something very simple into a very complicated issue. Better go back to secondary school to study Mathematics again.

Hopefully the uptrend continues tomorrow. 等到头发都白了！

Since scaling to a high of RM6.05 at the end of January, it has been trading at below RM6 all this while. It is revisiting RM6 again but still very far from its peak price of RM7.97 about ten and a half years ago.

Set a snare to trap small investors again.