To avoid one time dividend we study the past 5 yrs data. If there is misleading information, pls let us know which section of the video is misleading. Tq.

PBB below 4% for the past 5 yrs. Topglove also not top dividend paying stocks for the same period. https://m.investing.com/equities/public-bank-bhd-dividends

For 1 MAS share you get 4 rights, u need to pay RM0.23/sh for the rights. If your cost is RM0.70, this is how u calculate: (0.7 x 20% + 0.23 x 80%) = RM0.324 cost of your MAS.

1:4 = 20%:80%

There are many undervalued stocks but with no big players support, those stocks hardly move. So in the end, i find stocks that have big players' support are the best in Malaysia which is 60%-80% controlled by local and foreign institutional players.

Funds Supermart Sg: http://www.fundsupermart.com/main/home/index.svdo

We should look beyond Malaysia, invest in Korea, India and China ETFs and unit trusts. However if u want me to name some local stocks, invest in KLCI component stocks won't go too wrong! Axiata, RHBCap, UEMLand, Gamuda...

Brokerage fee does affect your portfolio return, why dont u consider other securities such as Jupiter, M&A and others whereby the brokerage is much lower.

Yes, based on the Msia historical data, we had a run-up in the early 90's until peak in 1997, similarly, we had a similar run-up and peak in 2008. However, in the 80's we didnt have a nice run-up, instead it was choppy throughout the decade, but it did have a crash in 1987.

There are a lot of websites available such as:
http://www.babypips.com/
http://stockcharts.com/
http://www.tradermasterclass.com/video-intros/