Best Dividend paying stocks in CSE

Backstage wrote:So TAH you are not a techie anymore eh ? been noticing your comments on NAV ,EPS ect in the last few weeks, necklines, fibonachchi ehema ko bung ?

rainmaker wrote:Best dividend paying stock is Capital Maharaja followed by Divasa Capital pvt ltd. Some of the unit trusts pay 1/- with the unit price at 10-15

The Alchemist wrote:

rainmaker wrote:Best dividend paying stock is Capital Maharaja followed by Divasa Capital pvt ltd. Some of the unit trusts pay 1/- with the unit price at 10-15

What is the stock code ? are they listed on CSE ?

Redbulls wrote:For me NEST DY ( Bought in year 2005)
For the FY 2011 around 44%
For the FY 2012 27%+ waiting for the final

So calculating dividend yield in the current market price is absurt.
Go for the history of ROE,EPS,DP the decide what you need to do.

traderathome wrote:

Redbulls wrote:For me NEST DY ( Bought in year 2005)
For the FY 2011 around 44%
For the FY 2012 27%+ waiting for the final

So calculating dividend yield in the current market price is absurt.
Go for the history of ROE,EPS,DP the decide what you need to do.

RB

For an Investor seeking the Dividend Yield will go by todays Market Price as he will decide to invest in current market conditions....Since NEST has appreciated alot since it got listed , the newcomers would compare based on todays price.

At the same time i think what the new fellows should do is to go by NAV & EPS know ....

Redbulls wrote:

traderathome wrote:

Redbulls wrote:For me NEST DY ( Bought in year 2005)
For the FY 2011 around 44%
For the FY 2012 27%+ waiting for the final

So calculating dividend yield in the current market price is absurt.
Go for the history of ROE,EPS,DP the decide what you need to do.

RB

For an Investor seeking the Dividend Yield will go by todays Market Price as he will decide to invest in current market conditions....Since NEST has appreciated alot since it got listed , the newcomers would compare based on todays price.

At the same time i think what the new fellows should do is to go by NAV & EPS know ....

Certainly, no doubt.
For me I'll insisist ROE also to be taken into consideration.
But remember the phrase that most of the investment companies use.
"Past performance is not a guide to what might happen in the future. The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up so you may get back less than you invested."

The Alchemist wrote:

Redbulls wrote:

traderathome wrote:

Redbulls wrote:For me NEST DY ( Bought in year 2005)
For the FY 2011 around 44%
For the FY 2012 27%+ waiting for the final

So calculating dividend yield in the current market price is absurt.
Go for the history of ROE,EPS,DP the decide what you need to do.

RB

For an Investor seeking the Dividend Yield will go by todays Market Price as he will decide to invest in current market conditions....Since NEST has appreciated alot since it got listed , the newcomers would compare based on todays price.

At the same time i think what the new fellows should do is to go by NAV & EPS know ....

Certainly, no doubt.
For me I'll insisist ROE also to be taken into consideration.
But remember the phrase that most of the investment companies use.
"Past performance is not a guide to what might happen in the future. The value of investments and the income from them can go down as well as up so you may get back less than you invested."

@ Redbulls - Re NEST : When Price to Book Ratio is over 20 times, ROE Better be high ! In other words, just as important as a high ROE is, it is attractive only when your Price to Book Value Ratio is relatively low. Otherwise meaningless and as Warren Buffet says, you pay a high Price for a cheery consensus !

K.Haputantri wrote:Thanks Shri for sharing. By the way I have a question in calculating DY. As you are aware, DY changes as the price changes every day. ?Does that mean that we have to calculate it daily.

npp wrote:

K.Haputantri wrote:Thanks Shri for sharing. By the way I have a question in calculating DY. As you are aware, DY changes as the price changes every day. ?Does that mean that we have to calculate it daily.

if you want to know the Dividend yield for comparing with other companies, then you should take the last traded price for all companies. Same goes with calculation P/E, P/BV as well. These are price related.

K.Haputantri wrote:Thanks Shri for sharing. By the way I have a question in calculating DY. As you are aware, DY changes as the price changes every day. ?Does that mean that we have to calculate it daily.

Redbulls wrote:

npp wrote:

K.Haputantri wrote:Thanks Shri for sharing. By the way I have a question in calculating DY. As you are aware, DY changes as the price changes every day. ?Does that mean that we have to calculate it daily.

if you want to know the Dividend yield for comparing with other companies, then you should take the last traded price for all companies. Same goes with calculation P/E, P/BV as well. These are price related.

Thanks Npp for the clarification and Sriranga for the link.

npp wrote:LGL.X - last time it paid a dividend, at that price it was around 10% yield. Now 40% appreciation

Leon wrote:

npp wrote:LGL.X - last time it paid a dividend, at that price it was around 10% yield. Now 40% appreciation

We have only one year experience with LGL paying dividend if my memory is correct. So can we expect a dividend this year too?
Yes, on the other hand they have big investors like EPF hoping dividends..

sandunj wrote:I would like to add Haycarb Plc to the list. They gave an interim dividend(Rs.4) in last January and hope they will give a final div too.. (Rs.5.50) on may..

sandunj wrote:Yes npp you are right abt filanl div. currently Haycarb is doing well and can expect atleast Rs.4.

npp wrote:

I won't call the way you calculated the yield for NEST incorrect as such. You are getting a high yield on your then investment at the moment (although it is not actually the dividend yield). The point is, you are sitting on a huge unrealized capital gain at the moment, and if you realize that profit and invest in another company with higher div yield, you will get a higher absolute dividend.

nalaka_sg wrote:guys thanks for the valuable info...but i feel that I already miss the COMB,HNB,NDB,
my funds dint come in on time.its too late..mmh,
do we have other hidden gems other than above...