there's something comforting about the way you speak :) maybe its the self assurance. kudos for keeping up the simplicity & inspiring personal values throughout your videos :D am a fan
Hi there :) You could could check out lists for that online but i’d be careful with that too, dividend yield can be deceiving especially if the stock price has recently fallen a lot, or there were special dividends issued in the year.
also do not forget to try keep up to date with news related to the company business model. as market are sensitive towards rumours/facts, be it negative or positive news. sometimes when they are overly sensitive, the stock tend or overbought or oversell, so act accordingly. most importantly, do not fall in to dividend trap, especially yield percentage. there are times when consistency is better than higher yield
Thanks so much for reminding us all of this great lesson. There's still so many facets to explore when it comes to investing in a portfolio of stocks. I'm excited to leverage off of the knowledge of others too. Thanks again!
yeah.. me too..thank you so much for sharing your insight with us its not easy to find people who are also interested in dividend investing. oh ya i forgot to mention, apart for dividend yield trap, do also pay attention on the stock payout ratio
Hi, Happy Belated birthday Suyin, and thanks again for the informative video created. Really helpful for those who plans to take their 1st step into stock market to grow their wealth. For the dividend part, it is a bit of the dilemma of an investors. But my 2cents is don't limit yourself to just stocks that pay dividend. The reason behind is as the quote you quoted from warren buffet, the main management role is capital allocation. So if the management see that they could continue to grow their business/money at a higher rate than the shareholders, then why give it back to the shareholders in form of dividend. But what they should do is continue to use that money to generate more return to reward the shareholders. Lastly. crunching numbers is hard for most non-financial background persons. Recommend a book from John A.Tracy - "How to read a financial report" where it explain most financial's jargon in a simple and understandable language for everyone without financial background.
Hi Deric! How are you? Thanks for the birthday wish and your thoughts on dividend investing as well as the book recommendation. Will definitely check it out. I believe ultimately it is up to the individual to decide what types of stocks they'd like to fill their portfolio with. Everyone can have varying approaches. Some enjoy higher allocations of capital growth stocks, and some are pure dividend players. For me, I like my companies with growth prospects that also care about some allocation of dividend payout. Personal preferences i guess
Hi Jia Ying! This is definitely one of the most interesting parts of investing in stocks, determining prices. I personally look at historicals in earnings yields. Been learning a bit more and found the book Invested by Danielle Town to be pretty good. She talks about 3 methods of valuations: 10 cap method, 8 year payback method and Margin of Safety method
Thank you for this :D You look pretty. Well done for having the courage to speak and train people like me who are not so well-versed with the market in order that we may be able to learn new things. Support :D
Thanks so much, I'm happy to share about what I know now with people who find value in it. I make mistakes along the way too, for sure. Thank you for supporting!
@@SuyinOng me too😂. Can you tell me what is the best investment for my epf for long long term say 10 to 15 years from now. I'm looking to invest in buying stocks but I really have no idea how and i want to use my epf savings to do just that. Is there any other private way to discuss this?
haha, that's awesome! Happy birthday month to you, @@hadzrahatta8072 I'm afraid I can't recommend what you should do with your money. I'm a firm believer that we are the best people to decide for ourselves on what to do with our money, as no one will care about it more than us. I can tell you however that EPF is designed to be able to give us a decent return each year, so that we can retire with some funds. It has been paying out around 5-6% compounding on average. Only if we are confident that we are capable of making at least 7% compounding after fees, then only should we consider using EPF money for investments.
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there's something comforting about the way you speak :) maybe its the self assurance. kudos for keeping up the simplicity & inspiring personal values throughout your videos :D am a fan
Thanks for the kindness ☺️ really glad it is something that is of value to you
those want to skip intro , jump to 4:00
Yeah thank me later :D
Can you suggest some good dividend companies?
Hi there :) You could could check out lists for that online but i’d be careful with that too, dividend yield can be deceiving especially if the stock price has recently fallen a lot, or there were special dividends issued in the year.
Happy Birthday SuYin! Keep up the good financial contents! 🇲🇾
Thanks, Aaron for the wish! I will do my best!
Kudos! Easy to understand for beginner like me, keep up the good work!
Thanks so much for the feedback! Hope you are having a great week!
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thanks sir
also do not forget to try keep up to date with news related to the company business model. as market are sensitive towards rumours/facts, be it negative or positive news.
sometimes when they are overly sensitive, the stock tend or overbought or oversell, so act accordingly.
most importantly, do not fall in to dividend trap, especially yield percentage. there are times when consistency is better than higher yield
Thanks so much for reminding us all of this great lesson. There's still so many facets to explore when it comes to investing in a portfolio of stocks.
I'm excited to leverage off of the knowledge of others too. Thanks again!
yeah.. me too..thank you so much for sharing your insight with us
its not easy to find people who are also interested in dividend investing.
oh ya i forgot to mention, apart for dividend yield trap, do also pay attention on the stock payout ratio
Will be covering more in depth as we go further down this path :) I shall remember to include these
Happy Birthday Suyin! Keep working hard
Thanks so much, I will do my best !
Hi,
Happy Belated birthday Suyin, and thanks again for the informative video created.
Really helpful for those who plans to take their 1st step into stock market to grow their wealth.
For the dividend part, it is a bit of the dilemma of an investors.
But my 2cents is don't limit yourself to just stocks that pay dividend.
The reason behind is as the quote you quoted from warren buffet, the main management role is capital allocation.
So if the management see that they could continue to grow their business/money at a higher rate than the shareholders, then why give it back to the shareholders in form of dividend.
But what they should do is continue to use that money to generate more return to reward the shareholders.
Lastly. crunching numbers is hard for most non-financial background persons. Recommend a book from John A.Tracy - "How to read a financial report" where it explain most financial's jargon in a simple and understandable language for everyone without financial background.
Hi Deric! How are you? Thanks for the birthday wish and your thoughts on dividend investing as well as the book recommendation. Will definitely check it out.
I believe ultimately it is up to the individual to decide what types of stocks they'd like to fill their portfolio with. Everyone can have varying approaches. Some enjoy higher allocations of capital growth stocks, and some are pure dividend players. For me, I like my companies with growth prospects that also care about some allocation of dividend payout. Personal preferences i guess
May I know how u determine the price to buy in the stock ?
Hi Jia Ying! This is definitely one of the most interesting parts of investing in stocks, determining prices. I personally look at historicals in earnings yields. Been learning a bit more and found the book Invested by Danielle Town to be pretty good. She talks about 3 methods of valuations: 10 cap method, 8 year payback method and Margin of Safety method
@@SuyinOng Thanks, will look for this book. Hope that you can share more videos about this topic in future :)
Happy Birthday! Always great content and simple tips on investing. Keep going!
Thank you so much for the wish and kind words :)
I see that you produce financial content too! Can't wait to check it out
@@SuyinOng welcome and thanks too!
Hey Suyin, great video! are you Sgporean or Msian?
Hi there, I'm Malaysian :)
Thank you for this :D You look pretty. Well done for having the courage to speak and train people like me who are not so well-versed with the market in order that we may be able to learn new things.
Support :D
Thanks so much, I'm happy to share about what I know now with people who find value in it. I make mistakes along the way too, for sure. Thank you for supporting!
Happy Birthday o/ !!!!!! thanks for the vid :D
Thank you so much! :) You are most welcome!
Awesome content! Thank you!
Hey, Raj! Cool channel name! Thanks very much
this was very useful. Thanks
Aww thanks so much!
Thanks SuYin...Great tips!
Thanks! Hope it is helpful
@@SuyinOng will try to study about it...😊
Congrats, you are heading towards 3K subscribers
Thanks so much 🙏🏼 it’s been almost a year in and I’m so glad I can share with so many others through this platform
@@SuyinOng Along the journey, we learn & grow. Anyway, glad to find your channel & add to your member subscription. You are Malaysian?
@@digigoliath Thanks again! Yes, I'm Malaysian
@@SuyinOng Yay, a local channel !!
Happy birthday!
Thank you so much, Felix!
Happy birthday!! Are you a Sagittarius?
Thank so much for the wish! Yes I am
@@SuyinOng me too😂. Can you tell me what is the best investment for my epf for long long term say 10 to 15 years from now. I'm looking to invest in buying stocks but I really have no idea how and i want to use my epf savings to do just that. Is there any other private way to discuss this?
haha, that's awesome! Happy birthday month to you, @@hadzrahatta8072 I'm afraid I can't recommend what you should do with your money. I'm a firm believer that we are the best people to decide for ourselves on what to do with our money, as no one will care about it more than us.
I can tell you however that EPF is designed to be able to give us a decent return each year, so that we can retire with some funds. It has been paying out around 5-6% compounding on average. Only if we are confident that we are capable of making at least 7% compounding after fees, then only should we consider using EPF money for investments.
@@SuyinOng okay then. No worries 👌
@@hadzrahatta8072 All the best ya!
Happy birthday 🎂
Thanks, Oliver for the kind wish!