All about Dividends

[Perisher]

I realize that the ES3 dividend credited into my account is about 30% less than what I calculated based on $0.04 per share. Also, I don’t see the A35 dividend being credited at all (supposed to be credited in Jan) Anyone facing the same issue? I’m using Standard chartered online trading.

How many shares do you own?

 

[zoneguard]

I realize that the ES3 dividend credited into my account is about 30% less than what I calculated based on $0.04 per share. Also, I don’t see the A35 dividend being credited at all (supposed to be credited in Jan) Anyone facing the same issue? I’m using Standard chartered online trading.

You are not alone, the payout I calculated was 0.028 per share and missing the 0.005 and 0.007 components for SCB. I received the full 0.04 from FSM and CDP for ES3. I double-checked for August 2020 payout, I received the full 0.059 from SCB. So they definitely screwed up somewhere.

 

[HWZ1973]

Ya...same received lesser dividends in SCB, I wonder if this is an isolated case or had been going on for long time cos i never really check previously until I saw this thread....

 

[Perisher]

Jialat... anyone received any updates regarding this?

 

[zoneguard]

Jialat... anyone received any updates regarding this?

SCB payout the remaining components for ES3 today 26 Feb.

 

[blueskull]

so is it a good idea to buy div stocks after ex date since its cheaper?

 

[singqian]

so is it a good idea to buy div stocks after ex date since its cheaper?

What is the purpose to buy it? for bluechip, if really drop alot then for long term ok...
if just a normal share... hard to get capital growth...

 

[leobox1]

Can the experts here kindly recommend SGX stocks that provide slow and steady dividends that will increase over the years? For long term income. Thank u.

 

[digitalguy]

bros, what is the dividend duration for mapletree industrial and mapletree logistics? I noticed that both are quarterly in sgx website. Any change in that?

 

[singqian]

bros, what is the dividend duration for mapletree industrial and mapletree logistics? I noticed that both are quarterly in sgx website. Any change in that?

should be that style... why?

 

[digitalguy]

should be that style... why?

Thanks bro. When is the dividend announcement for these stocks

 

[singqian]

Thanks bro. When is the dividend announcement for these stocks

you can check via here
https://www.dividends.sg/view/m44u

 

[HappyCanOrNot]

If your reits stock price went up by 30% and quarterly dividend is 5%, will you sell it?

 

[tan1688]

If your reits stock price went up by 30% and quarterly dividend is 5%, will you sell it?

Of course sell. 30% is 6 quarters of 5%. Can buy back when dip to below current selling price within 6 quarters, the lower price is extra paper profit till sell again

 

[digitalguy]

Is there any upcoming dividend distributed by ascendas reit in may?

 

[singqian]

Is there any upcoming dividend distributed by ascendas reit in may?

for 2021 just 9 Feb2021

for 2020, were Feb July Nov 2020.. so wait till July ba

 

[dappermen]

've to read this if u r into Divs inc

https://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/...-recommendation.6499828/page-3#post-133623535
perfectly ok to ask- esp he is FT investor ie without the usu job

Are you more of a growth investor or dividend investor? Which markets/geographies do you invest in?

How do you balance dividends with capital gains?

While we aim 2 look at total returns comprising price appreciation and dividend yield. (A slower grower is likely to pay more dividends and a faster grower can pay out comparatively less.)
Between growth and dividend, my portfolio is tilted toward those counters that pay a reasonable yield on my buy-in cost.
In Singapore’s context, I’d rather invest in a company with a decent yield and a moderate growth rate than another with a fast, volatile growth rate but no payout or a yield on cost that’s little.

Compared with other major stock markets, Singapore is a market generally better for yield than constant price performance. And the earlier mentioned (in part 1) tax exemption on dividends for personal equity investments adds to the yield allure and edge.
I look at stocks from the major markets but with a focus on Singapore. https://blog.seedly.sg/full-time-in...mWxzkmUHkTju6nJxMIlAhKxl7UY5xxzr4SJq5hCShI04A

 

[dappermen]

y no1 mentioned Pacific Century? Or u have better lobangs?? - Close to 12% div per unit
https://www.sgx.com/securities/equities/P15Ex-Date 08 Jun 2021

 

[HappyCanOrNot]

y no1 mentioned Pacific Century? Or u have better lobangs?? - Close to 12% div per unit
https://www.sgx.com/securities/equities/P15Ex-Date 08 Jun 2021

I already in this... Hehehe

 

[dappermen]

i m wonderg why such thread no1 sh gd div payout stks @ all