Banking Sector
- 1191.578
- -2.206-0.18%
15min DelayTrading Dec 16 11:04 CST
1193.784High1190.661Low
1193.784Open1193.784Pre Close19.15MVolume--Rise11.60P/E (Static)53.41MTurnover4Flatline0.04%Turnover Ratio434.11BMarket Cap7Fall314.13BFloat Cap
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$MAYBANK (1155.MY)$ I'm interested in Dividend based investment.My question,is the dividend payout per year?Should I invest in multiple companies for continuesly income stream?Feel free to share some strategy
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switch your portfolio if its losing miney and buy some funds / stocks that have high potential
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$MBSB (1171.MY)$ a lot of mutual fund managers buying to make MBSB look good 💯😊😊😊
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Moomoo Buddy : Hi there, We apologize, but we are unable to provide any investment advice. Dividend payments depend on the company's policies. We recommend that you refer to the company's historical dividend payment behavior to help you decide whether to invest in their shares. Thank you for your understanding!
股股下 : Mybank pays dividends twice a year! If you only care about dividends, you should also check if the company is stable! Otherwise, you may end up losing interest and the stock price!
Peter J OP 股股下 : how about invest in blue chips? they're secure and strong I believe
股股下 Peter J OP : Blue Chip stocks are not necessarily without risks! It's just that the risks are not as high! Personally, I prefer Banks' stocks! At least they won't have drastic fluctuations! But this is not absolute either! For example, in case of a stock market crash, any stock will experience a significant drop! This is just my personal opinion! All investments involve risks! Ultimately, it's up to you to decide! I recommend keeping at least half of your assets in cash! Manage your risks well!
104430953 ALICE : I like to invest in dividend stocks because I can earn dividends every year. Any investment carries risks, and there is no 100% safe choice. I started investing in this stock at a high price, and currently it is still showing a loss of over 400 Malaysian Ringgit on the books. Therefore, I choose to continue investing through regular scheduled investment. Based on the dividend records of the past three years, I can earn an average of over 600 Malaysian Ringgit in dividend income each year. Considering these factors, I plan to hold this stock for the long term.
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