Many people start to panic when they see #股息税.
Worrying that dividend stocks may fall because of this tax, or something like that.
Although Anhua has not finished speaking yet,
But based on my understanding,
Summarize in one picture,
If there are any mistakes, they will be corrected later
Conclusion:
This #dividendtax,
To put it harshly, it's a tax on the wealthy (on an individual level, the more profit one earns, the more tax they will be subject to, regardless of whether the company is listed or not; it seems to target not specifically the stock market, but rather the majority of business shareholders).
There are also taxes for wealthier individual investors in the stock market (calculated based on a 5% dividend yield, with a rough portfolio value above RM 2 million).
For example, in the worst case scenario,
portfolio RM 2 million
Assuming buying all dividend-paying stocks,
Dividend yield rate of 5%
dividend received = RM 100 k
dividend tax = RM 2 k
net dividend = RM 98 k
net dividend yield = 4.9%
The actual influence on the dividend return rate is 0.1%
But don't underestimate this 0.1%,
The larger the investment amount, the more taxes need to be paid
From a different perspective,
If fortunate enough to be divi...

$99SMART (5326.MY)$ this ipo have a strong resistance at 🍻 but the question is?

$MRDIY (5296.MY)$
After waiting several weeks of bearish movement, we might see an oppurtunity to buy MrDiy stock.
Fundementally, i think MRDIY have a huge hurdle with import cost, logistic & Malaysia unstable Politic.
But yeah, the techical is good up till 1.57 again, but im not like the bank which target up to rm2.. still need to closly monitor when it reach close to 1.57 resistance.

$GENM (4715.MY)$ $GENTING (3182.MY)$ $MAGMA (7243.MY)$
Although the cost of living is increasing, the willingness of Chinese people to travel and consume has not weakened at all.
The National Bureau of Statistics announced today that the number of domestic tourists in our country increased by 16.1% year-on-year in the last quarter, reaching 54.3 million; and tourist consumption recorded 23.8 billion Ringgit, a year-on-year increase of 29.5%.
Dato Sri Mohamad Uzir, Chief Statistician of the National Bureau of Statistics, pointed out that the number of domestic tourists in our country reached 1.09 billion people last year, a year-on-year increase of 22.9%.
Meanwhile, domestic tourist consumption surged 32.5% to 84.9 billion ringgit last year.
However, the number of domestic tourists and their consumption last year was still below the pre-pandemic level in 2019, with a difference of 11.8% and 17.7% respectively.
Looking at different categories, the revenue index of theme parks grew by 49.2% annually, followed by domestic airport arrivals (up 1.7%), road traffic volume (up 10.9%), and retail auto fuel (up 3.4%).
At the same time, the lodging revenue index also grew by 12.5% annually. Among them, five-star hotel occupancy rate increased by 2.1%, followed by four-star (up 0.7%) and three-star (up 14.8%) hotels. The mountainous and urban areas saw a growth of 2.2% and 2.6% respectively in hotel occupancy rate by location.
Tourism boomed, with domestic tourists increasing by 16.1% in the last quarter.