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ic thanx alot for tt info ~
belgeran ( Date: 29-Jun-2010 23:35) Posted:
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eh.. expiry date is the date the stock will go XD.. you have to purchase before this date in order to be entitled to the dividends
record date is the date they count the stock in your CDP account... and since the stock will only exchange hands at the end of T+3, you will have the stocks in your CDP if you purchase before XD.
As long as you purchase before expiry date.. and sell on or after exipry date, you will be entitled to the dividends. ;)
| Company Name | Type | Expiry Date | Record Date | Date Paid/Payable | Particulars |
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| C & O PHARM TECH (HLDGS) LTD | DIVIDEND | 26 Aug 2010 | 30 Aug 2010 | 8 Sep 2010 | 2ND SP INTERIM SGD 0.028 |
| C & O PHARM TECH (HLDGS) LTD | DIVIDEND | 8 Jul 2010 | 12 Jul 2010 | 30 Jul 2010 | SGD 0.035 |
| C & O PHARM TECH (HLDGS) LTD | DIVIDEND | 8 Jul 2010 | 12 Jul 2010 | 30 Jul 2010 | SGD 0.005 |
Sorry few questions
Expiry date is tt last day for u to buy tt stock for u to recieve tt dividend rite? meaning u muz purhase tt counter before tt date 8 july to recieve tt dividend of SGD 0.005 & SGD 0.035, correct?
N record date is tt date after which u can sell tt counter n still get tt dividend rite? meaning i can sell tt counter after 12 july n still recieve tt dividend of SGD 0.005 & SGD 0.035, correct?
How abt Frasercomm? Rock bottom liao with a view twds office prop doing better next year. Good divs now n will probly able to continue giving in near future. Just my view. Cheers!
I agree with your what you are stating. Frankly, being a newbie, I must say that there are alot of things to learn regarding investment in shares. Many listed firms really are out to tap our resources for the benefit of their directors who are paid handsomely doing nothing. I went to many AGMs recently and found out that these directors and ceos are really making no sense of the corporate world. Malay language terms such directors "gaji buta".
Laulan ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 13:02) Posted:
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C&O Pharma is quite a speculative one. I bought before and made some small profits, but have not touched it for some time already.
belgeran ( Date: 11-Jun-2010 12:51) Posted:
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More challenges, more risks and less challenging less risk. C&O has great challenges while Azeus is really quite down to earth kind of business that has regular contracts, fat bank reserves and liquid cash lying around. It also has oversea operations and a good reputation for excellence in the field.
Beware of the many counters whose turnovers are so meagre that we have more money in the bank than they have in turnovers, really and not joking.
baberic, that would be similiar to buying C&O Pharm, which is giving even higher dividends.. and has better prospects so to speak.. just my view.. not vested
Why not park some on Azeus, which has also good dividend yields. I remembered it paid dividends every year for the last 6 years.
The forthcoming dividend (expected in Aug/Sep 2010-rough date) as reported will be HK 3.47 cents roughly equal to 0.61 Sg Cents. The share price currently around 5.5 to 6 cents yields a return of abt 11 to 10 percent for money invested now.
If I invest $6,000, is it correct to say that I be getting $610 soon? I checked on the NAV, and it works out to abt 7 cents, so will you consider it as a good parking lot for extra unused money?
The only problem with dividend payouts is the market usually slam prices down after X-date.
NSL or PohTC also good choice.
will go haf a look thanx every1 for tt suggestion ~
blackstreams ( Date: 10-Jun-2010 01:56) Posted:
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Try Elec & Eltek. It's giving about 11% dividends and still growing.
freeman_5js ( Date: 07-Jun-2010 12:25) Posted:
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I wonder, will there be a salary upward adjustment for most company in China ?
If so, will it have a big impact on profitability of most S-Shares companies ?
Hulumas ( Date: 08-Jun-2010 22:38) Posted:
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You still deserve credit for sharing dude!
belgeran ( Date: 07-Jun-2010 16:07) Posted:
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China Jishan.
alexchia01 ( Date: 07-Jun-2010 12:54) Posted:
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thanx, for tt teaching
i will go haf a look before i make my choice.
looking at singpost too. stable n not too ex. ha juz park my $ n c.
belgeran ( Date: 08-Jun-2010 01:07) Posted:
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yield is calculated by taking (annual dividends or forecasted annual dividends / closing share price).
so lets say if starhub is giving $0.05c dividend quarterly, its share price is now $2.20, its dividend will be about 2.27% yield... but since its quarterly, x4 and it will be slightly above 9% annual dividend yield.
The 9% yield will be what you earn from the investment amount. So say you buy 1 lot of starhub @ $2.20, costing $2200, you stand to gain $200, which is about 9% in a year. If you buy 10 lots of starhub @ $2.20, costing $22000, you stand to gain $2000, which is also 9% in a year. This is on the assumption that starhub's dividends stays @ $0.05/qtr throughout the year.
Also there's a chance of capital loss/gain, where the price of starhub could go lower/higher at the point you decide to cash out of the shares.
There are also other factors you can take into account, like the earnings of the company (which will affect the sustainability of the dividends), the chance for capital appreciation and others.
C&O pharm, mentioned by alexchia01, is not listed on the sites that i posted. It is different in terms of dividend play compared to starhub. You may want to look it up and study the differences first, or you can ask and i'll post my opinion on the differences.
Hope this helps ;)
thanx for tt info
but im not sure how u read tt info.
tt yield % = tt % u get back for ur investment ?
belgeran ( Date: 07-Jun-2010 12:30) Posted:
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Then thanks to the one who put up the links.
belgeran ( Date: 07-Jun-2010 16:07) Posted:
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they were posted somewhere else in this forum, i just kept the links since i was looking into dividend stocks then ;)