Don't confuse Maths learning with putting up almost identical comments hundreds of times. People here think Cannon Tan lacks originality and ideas.

Still insisting that you are right. So pathetic. I suggest you go and enroll yourself for a Mathematics tuition class as soon as possible.

It takes some intelligence to understand my reasoning. I doubt you have it.

"I think prudentinvestor don't know about this, if he know, he would have said 2.5% instead of 2.0%."
I am certainly better informed than a gambler. I quoted 2% because someone claimed RHB Bank could become Serba Dinamik 2, which is impossible. EPF paying 2% dividend is also impossible. You failed to understand my argument.

"Investing has got to do with "future""
You have been repeating your acts day after day, often many times in a single day. People are bored with your antics.

"for Tsh it is yet future"
You have devoted over 90% of your comments to promoting TSH and you dare to count your eggs before they are hatched.

Won't complain about its performance this morning but it is still very far from the level I am expecting.

TSH dropped from RM1.80 to RM1.10 and you still claimed it is chun chun.

I have a gut feeling that L&G's turn to go up is near.

Maybank pays out over 80% of its earnings as dividends versus RHB Bank's over 60%. Maybank's eps in the first quarter has improved.

EPF will never become another Serba Dinamik as someone had jokingly suggested, so it will never pay a dividend as low as 2%. Stop all your nonsensical comments about RHB Bank's dividend yield.

A number of property counters have gone up quite substantially over the past one year. Time for L&G to catch up.

@i3gambler, as your pseudonym suggests, you are only a gambler. I doubt a gambler knows what dividend yield is.

"If RHBBANK screwup, EPF Dividend will be lowered to 2%???
You must be joking."
You don't believe that EPF would declare a dividend of just 2% but I suppose you believe that it might one day become Serba Dinamik2.

Snake oil salesman promoting his toxic snake oil again. Don't be duped by him.

Selling RHB Bank now and switch to CIMB Bank? The price differential is just too much now. The is the last thing I would do.

"Agree, something really wrong with rhb. Serbad 2.0 in making ?"
EPF dividend rate will be lowered to 2% for 2024.

Strong support, not likely to drop to 60 sen, let alone 55 sen.

I will keep my Genting rather than switching to Tenaga. Tenaga can't go up much further, already up 70% from its low point over 1 year ago.

When people are greedy, I am scared, when people are scared, I am greedy.

With its shares thinly traded, we often find its share price quite artificial.

Lebih baik kalau boleh jatuh sampai 55 sen.

CIMB bank's share price is now RM1.50 higher than RHB bank when the eps and dividend yields of both banks are about the same. Something is very wrong with RHB bank.

Never say can't buy TSH. Would consider buying if it drops to around 90 to 95 sen.

"See how Calvin invested in Pm Corp for 7 years to see great success"
You are lucky PM Corp didn't go bust during those 7 years. I had bought some of my Keck Seng shares around 30 years ago.

Tuah Pao Tan, TSH's share price has remained quite stagnant for the past two years, having fallen from around RM1.80 in March/April 2022. If you had bought Maybank, CIMB bank, UEMS, MRCB, Airport, Tenaga, YTL etc two years ago, you know how much money you would have made?

Cannon Tan, TSH's first quarter profit only amounted to 1.46 sen a share. Unlikely to make more than 8 sen a share this year. Below RM1 is about the right price.

At RM5.49 a share, RHB Bank's dividend yield is 7.3%. Should its price rise to RM6 a share, then its yield drops to 6.67%. Should it go further up to RM8 a share, then its yield becomes 5% provided the dividend is maintained at 40 sen a share. At RM5 a share, its yield would rise to 8%. Dilution doesn't come into play here. I don't know why someone wants to make things so complicated.

"No offence no offence😄"
No problem brother. It is important to read earlier comments why I wrote such a comment.

Someone was so obsessed with period. I am asking you now if you behave in this manner. If not, then why did you ask me such a question?🤣🤣🤣

When someone sees a pretty girl, he imagines that she is naked.

Just don't believe that L&G can't go above 20 sen a share within the next 2 years. For the time being, we are being rewarded with dividends which translate into a yield of over 5%, twice Maybank's 12 month fixed deposit rate.

"RHB has already flown one time when it started increasing dividend to 40 sen with DRIP, which many people think it is a real increase."
We are not talking about the past. We are talking about the present. At RM5.50 a share and with a yearly dividend of 40 sen a share, RHB Bank's dividend yield is 7.27%, not 5.7% as claimed by you. Period!

"If you want to argue with me, no problem, but up to me to respond to you or not, or you can just skip my comment."
You can count me in. I can't tolerate someone who is obviously wrong but keeps insisting that he is right.

"People come here to read/comment, may be with different agendas."
My agenda is to provide other small investors with facts, not warped opinions.

"I have explained in details why its DY is actually around 5.7%."
You are the only one who thinks RHB Bank's dividend yield is only 5.7%. The rest of the people, including all the Investment Banks and small investors who post comments on this forum think that it is 7.27% now. Do you know that the yield changes with its price?

The management only needs to use up less than 5% of Keck Seng's net cash to support its share price at RM10.

If it has really hit gold mine, its share price would have skyrocketed to RM10.50 instead of still struggling at RM1.05.

Ask any small investor before trading started this morning, 10 out of 10 would tell you that Genting would rally strongly when the market opened. But big boys decided otherwise. Those who had bought at above RM4.90 when the market opened are now cursing and swearing.

Already contented if Genting can close unchanged today. Don't have any high hopes now.

Those who had bought heavily early in the morning are now bitterly disappointed. Profit increased by a few hundred per cent but share price drops, very unusual.

You have become a laughing stock on this forum, stop your nonsensical arguments.

If I invest in 1,000 RHB Bank shares at RM5.50 today and decline to take up DRP shares allocated to me, I would have received RM400 in total dividends a year later. The dividend yield works out to 7.27%. What is not real young boy? Did you mean I can't use part of the money banked into my account? Are you alright? I have already explained to you what dilution is. The bank issues more shares but it has more money to lend out to earn more interest. You seem not to understand simple Mathematics.

Market sentiment was a bit shaky early in the morning yesterday but it slowly recovered. It could be the same today.

Sharp falls in the US markets for two consecutive days are affecting local market sentiment.

"The magic is that they could give higher dividend because of DRIP"
Like you have claimed, they can give 100 sen dividend and increase the DRP portion to 90 sen, then issue 3 billion new shares. You really have fantastic ideas.
"so the the 40 sen dividend is not real."
So the money investors receive is also not real.

First quarter made 0.05 sen a share, so full year should earn 0.2 sen a share. Let's assume a PE of 100 which to me is very high, how much do you think it is worth?

I expect at least a 30 to 40 sen jump tomorrow. Won't be able to get at below RM5 tomorrow.

Only made 0.05 sen a share how to speed up to RM1.03? Just hope only lah.

Horrific performance. MRCB's meteoric rise over the last few months isn't due to expected better results but pure speculation.