@DayDreamers
"u dont realise how unbelievably ridiculous ur question/analogy meh"
I don't. As the company with the largest market capitalization listed on Bursa and the bluest of blue chips, Maybank's health is equal to the health of Malaysia's economy and will never be allowed to fail. Just use your brain a little bit.
"Fyi 100% western bank shareholder never imagine their bank shares become 0 in 1day aiyoyo"
You can find out on the internet the reasons for the failure of some Western banks recently. Maybank (as well as other local banks) has non of their problems. Rather than worrying about bank failures you should be more concerned about PN's intentions should it win the next GE.

"Aiyaa @prudentinv just wait & see lo if MY bank fail
Later dont cry mother father when suddenly bank stock become 0
Bank failure no warning..just sudden fail + shareholders total loss"
@DayDreamers, tell all your friends that you think Maybank could fail one day and see how many of them agree with you. Don't cry father cry mother if non of them agrees with you.

If local banks were to fail, they would fail immediately after the failures of Silicon Vally Bank, First Republic Bank and Credit Suisse. Now two months have passed and Maybank is still solid as before.
"u wont know bank failure until too late anyway (stock worthless)"
You also won't know when PN would shut down Genting Casino should it win the next GE.

@MoneyMakers, you had pedicted imminent bank failures in Malaysia about a month ago. I am eagerly waiting for it to happen but am getting a bit impatient now.

Even a one year wait is still worth waiting for. That would be a 25% gain from today's closing price.

Tenaga has dropped quite badly over the last two months. Discounting the 28 sen dividend, it dropped from a peak of RM10 to below RM8.90 last week or a drop of 11% which is quite bad for a blue chip GLC..

Don't invest in Keck Seng unless you can hold the stock for more than 10 years.

Boleh tetap boleh has gone missing for over a week now. He has probably sold all his TG at above RM1.15 and now enjoying himself overseas.

Top Glove promoters have disappeared. Please come back to defend TP.

The problem is small investors don't invest in this bank. They prefer to speculate and hope to make fast money in glove stocks, myeg etc.

There are people who still think that whatever the outcome in the impending elections in 6 states, investor sentiment would not be affected. It is interesting. As my pseudonymn suggests, I am a prudent investor and would only wait for the results in the elections to gauge the support PN still receives before making a decision.

"I trade this stock in millions of shares. The fake ones always like to falsely accuse me a fake trader. I posted my real trading records a few times here as proof Im not talking kok here."
You are almost as loaded as someone who claimed to have a RM90 million fund size to buy Genting. That doesn't bother me. What bothes me is whether I make money from the stock market or not.

It is such a boring company. Should have been taken private a long time ago, of course with good offers to small investors.

Will only consider buying Gentibg again after the results of the six state elections are known. Plenty of uncertainties right now.

"If you want to use early 2020 to compare stock performance because you bought both mbb n GenB together at the same time, thats your problem."
That is not my problem. You can't choose the time frame to suit yourself. Can I say let's choose early 2018 or early 2013 to compare the peformance of the two counters? Genting was trading at RM9 in early 2018 and Maybank at almost RM10. In early 2013, Genting was trading at around RM9.50 and Maybank at RM9. Remember Maybank has consistently paid more than 50 sen a share in dividends for over a decade.
"A lot of people here bought this stock below or near 3.00. Your experience will be vastly different from other investors' experience."
A lot of people claimed to have bought Genting at below RM3. What about those who had bought at over RM8 years ago?

Have already submitted the subscription. It is irresistible. Maybank's drp is totally unattractive.

"4 mths gain 6% (excluding dividend). If extrapolate it, 1 yr return 18%. Seems better than 3 yrs return 25% (including dividend) :p"
@红底裤No one compares the relative performance of two counters this way. Genting was trading at around RM5.15 at the beginning of 2020. Maybank still registered a growth of 25% from the beginning of 2020, Genting has registered negative growth.

You have to come out with RM3,600 first before they give you RM90. If they give RM900 then is a different story.

Normally a falling stock would continue to fall prior to long holidays. Looks like Tenaga has found support. Hopefully sellers don't emerge suddenly at the last minute to depress its share price.

GenB only gained around 25 sen (from RM4.40 to RM4.66) or 6% since the beginning of the year. YTL Power has gained almost 60% from RM0.71 to RM1.12 during the same period.

Holding over 1.7 billion RHB Bank shares, EPF is the biggest beneficiary. It means many, many people have also benefited, though in a negligible way.

RHB Bank has not dropped below RM5 for almost two and a half years. Unless there is a recession later this year, otherwise no chance.

MRCB's share price has been performing badly for over 2 years, the worst in more than 30 years. At the height of the Asian financial crisis of 1997/98, it still held above 40 sen.

So it should be tomorrow last chance to buy for the 9¢ dividend. I am not doing this.

Can't think of any bad news now. Coal and gas prices have tumbled recently. There is also a possibility of tariff increases. May be another final rate hike. These are all good news.

Excluding dividends, the lowest last year was RM7.89. Don't think it would ever drop to this level again. Maybe RM8.50 is the lowest level it might drop to.

May drop to RM3.40 after ex dividend. Just have no confidence in the company.

@lawrence86, sampah share, sampah price, sampah bank, grandfather story, grandmother story, go to holland, koyak, rubbish, nonsense, jocker. I bet you can do something better, not just belittling others only.

Sold all my Tenaga shares several months ago at an average price of only about RM9.40 a share. Won't buy unless it dips to RM8.60 a share.

Subscription price for shares to be issued under the DRP has already been determined. Time for RHB Bank to move up.

Bull run likely over.

"Another surge for Genting when people reinvesting using dividend"
To buy 1,000 Genting shares using the 9 sen dividend, one would need to own more than 50,000 Genting shares.

While waiting for MRCB to rebound to 50 sen, we still receive a 1 sen dividend which isn't really that bad.

For Keck Seng to turn into gem, a change of guard is necessary.

Soon investors would forget that RHB Bank has just traded ex dividend and would be wondering why a counter with earnings per share of almost 65 sen and dividends of 40 sen a share for the past two years should be accorded such a low valuation. That would be the time it starts to move north again, just like Maybank. Maybank closed at RM8.69 a day before it went ex dividend. Now, it has clawed back to RM8.69 again. RHB Bank should climb back to RM5.75 also in the near future.

Have already waited more than one and a half years for MRCB to rebound to 50sen. No problem to wait for another one and a half years. Hopefully by then MRCB could rebound to 60sen. This is called perseverance. hahaha

From a low of 66 sen a share to a high of RM1.18, that is a gain of over 75% in just 5 weeks. This is spectacular by any standard. Smart investors (speculators?) should know what is the best thing to do.

A gem which remains in the hands of over conservative people may eventually turn into a stone.

Someone here had bragged about his success in investments in Genting, raking in over 25% profit a year when no one can verify his claim. What I wrote about Maybank are all facts readily available on the internet. Let's compare Maybank and Genting's share prices at the beginning of 2020 and see what counter has performed much better.

Several months ago, Maybank reached a high of almost RM8.90 while Genting was hovering at around RM5.10. Maybank is trading at around RM8.70 today. Including the 30 sen a share dividend just received, Maybank's
actual price should be RM9 a share for a gain of 1% over its peak price several months ago. Including the 9 sen a share dividend, Genting's price should be RM4.78 for a decline of about 6%. It is obvious to everyone which counter has performed better.

Failed to break RM0.80 yesterday. Hope it succeeds in doing so today.

@linges, Dow Jones did well last night. May not be able to get the price you want today

Now it must drop to RM5.40 and below before it is worthwhile to buy back RHB Bank.

Just wonder what RHB Bank's opening price would be tomorrow morning. Not likely to drop by more than 25 sen from today's closing price. Hopefully investors with the patience and confidence in RHB Bank would be rewarded!

Likely to rise above RM0.80 before end of the day.

If the company makes better use of its RM1 billion cash instead of keeping it in US$ and Sing$ deposits, Keck Seng shares will not only fly but shoot through the roof.

Managed to buy some at around RM5,50 a share a few weeks ago. Won't bother to sell unless it goes to at least RM6. Not easy for it to gain 10% unlike some cheap counters. EcoWorld was trading at RM0.65 a share 4 weeks ago but is now trading at RM0.78, a gain of almost 20%.

My main purpose of investing in RHB Bank and Maybank is to benefit from their generous dividend payouts. Capital gain is not my primary aim as my investments in these two counters are long term. Would only consider selling if the capital gains outstrip the dividends.

Anything that goes up for no apparent reason would come down eventually. Be prepared for that eventuality.

'Aiyoyo @Prudentinv why need withdraw money from bank - gov guarantee ma
When bank crisis hit, deposits safe - only shareholder immediately wiped out"
@FearMongers, the government would only safeguard the interests of poor indirect bank shareholders like ASB unit holders, Kumpulan Wang Pesaraan and LTAT members, not rich people like you.