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Max Woo
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How come the dividend yield dropped to 2+%?
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keng ming roland choo
Because they only took into account of half yearly dividend.
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keng ming roland choo
In this market everybody loses money, but u can take comfort only if u invest in good dividend stock.
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keng ming roland choo
Maybank is paying 6.33% at 8.97
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Max Woo
Thanks bro for the information. You are right, go for the dividend play for now.
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sokhoo...@yahoo.com
How does CIMB dividend yield @4.9 compare?
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miracle_ellis@yahoo.com
Is time to buy it?
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keng ming roland choo
Depends on whether CIMB will go lower or not? rest assured u will get dividend 5%. Haha. Anytime better than FD.
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keng ming roland choo
I have been holding Maybank for 9 years, u want short term gain, don't buy, mid term at this price still can get u minimum 8% and above per year. But more than 12% return tough luck la. Haha
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keng ming roland choo
Overall unexciting counter but stable.
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cheng
agreed. the tailo among the banks with 45000 employees and yet the efficiency (rev/employee) is not too bad.
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miracle_ellis@yahoo.com
Tq. I am for long term...
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sokhoo...@yahoo.com
Me too. I’ll go in for the long term. Nibbling on steady dividend is better than losing on speculative trading.....
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cheng
additionally, Maybank's non interest income is growing nicely as well. the non interest income contributed to more than 50% from it's total revenue. the last 3 years was more than 55% since 2016.
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