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Josh, can share your set of criteria for selecting these top 10 dividend stocks? Surprise to see quite a number of these stocks have dividends of less than 5%, which to me is a minimum criterion for evaluating dividend stocks.
Maybe relatively good value? No fixed criteria, meant more for interesting discussion actually. #notinvestmentadvice For example I view banks are richly valued at current moment, something Ive shared many times on the channel. But i still put UOB there because bank stocks are popular. UOB is in as possibly the most undervalued of the 3 Hope it answers k
If you plan to buy stocks for dividends & hold long term it may be better to go for blue chip defensive stocks. You don't need to worry much if the stock markets have big correction or the US stock markets crashed during a financial crisis. Every yr just collect dividends.
I only agree with capitaland Ascott and centurion . Copland Ascott still have capital upside on top of REITs return while centurion current entry price is a bit high but I would buy if it dip below 74 cents somehow
It’s ok to have a favorite, no need to make it personal 👌🏻 I have covered ST Eng before and from some view points if it’s defense, Lockheed Martin can be seen as brighter. Food for thought
UMS’ plan for secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia makes you almost fell off your chair?! Why??? It’s only a secondary listing there, a natural extension especially to be near your core customers, whilst primary listing is still in SG!
Hi winston, They say "expectations are the thief of joy..." No need for disappointment, have fun discussing It’s a title to round 10names for further discussion for current moment. Unusual name for discussion Top glove: could pay dividends again. I like riverstone for its clean room gloves, covered before in the channel. The exposure is different for this US tariff opportunity. Top glove and hartelaga may benefit substantially. I can’t put this in a standalone tutorial SGX interesting underperformance relative to peers but may see reform. Centurion gaining well in profitability Nordic uptick in books and profitability Comfort not as dead as before and benefits from reduced interest cost. (Would prefer SATS but I’ve covered recently) Theres a name from today's list with a coming full tutorial, stay tuned. Hope it answers well 👌🏻
@@joshconsultancy sounds more like opportunistic / undervalued and not dividend stocks. your vid title may mislead noob dividend investors which include may include some pensioners.
Hi Josh, Ascott and Uob are excellent pick. For glove sector, i find that riverstone is more stable as they are a known clean room glove specialist with semi-con and other. If you want a more diverse glove counter, can consider Sri Trang Agro (world 3rd largest glove manufacturer). They own rubber plantation, deal and manufacturer rubber products and world 3rd largest medical glove manufacturer.
Thank you for the constructive feedback. I like Riverstone also and covered before. The US tariff on chinese glove may not be an opportunity they can capture. Hence I brought up Top Glove to watch.
@@joshconsultancy oh isit. Not sure. I was considering from the angle of them specialize in clean room gloves(nowadays hyper scale semi-con / industry w clean rm needs) seems to be a gd potential. They also manufacture medical gloves too.. Also their dividends are more stable as compared to if it's only a medical glove company.
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@@jensditrich3980 Boustead 😃 recently covered hence didnt put them for todays discussion but I own shares of them too!
Josh, can share your set of criteria for selecting these top 10 dividend stocks? Surprise to see quite a number of these stocks have dividends of less than 5%, which to me is a minimum criterion for evaluating dividend stocks.
Maybe relatively good value? No fixed criteria, meant more for interesting discussion actually.
#notinvestmentadvice
For example I view banks are richly valued at current moment, something Ive shared many times on the channel. But i still put UOB there because bank stocks are popular.
UOB is in as possibly the most undervalued of the 3
Hope it answers k
If you plan to buy stocks for dividends & hold long term it may be better to go for blue chip defensive stocks. You don't need to worry much if the stock markets have big correction or the US stock markets crashed during a financial crisis. Every yr just collect dividends.
Agree
I only agree with capitaland Ascott and centurion . Copland Ascott still have capital upside on top of REITs return while centurion current entry price is a bit high but I would buy if it dip below 74 cents somehow
Preferred pick noted.
The pronunciation of the company " centurion" is not correct. Kindly check
What do you think about panunited stocks ?
The have a good market share of cement if im not wrong but the costing which affects profitability is really hard to grasp imo
Keppel can buy?
I buy 01 lot @ 6.21 on 2nd Aug . Q3 result out on 24th Pagi . My target price :$7.80 . While collecting good dividend along the way 😊
There are china properties inside.
Their big plan is to move to Green energy.
Yo Josh, Ethan here. droppin by sayin hi
Awesome stuff as always, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Ethan =)
ST engineering beats most of your recommendations.
It’s ok to have a favorite, no need to make it personal 👌🏻
I have covered ST Eng before and from some view points if it’s defense, Lockheed Martin can be seen as brighter. Food for thought
UMS’ plan for secondary listing on Bursa Malaysia makes you almost fell off your chair?! Why??? It’s only a secondary listing there, a natural extension especially to be near your core customers, whilst primary listing is still in SG!
Valid point
Did you really compare comfort with Grab ? Lololol
To describe how share prices are reflecting operational profits so far
Mapletree logistic reit
Just wondering if the uk n aus bus business is profitable why would they sell thrir businesses to comfort instead of to their own entrepreneurs
Maybe it’s a best tender wins? We also have AUS bus service over here towner
Heh hkex… hold my beer
LOL
Valuetronics
👌🏻might prefer Frencken 🙂
🐲 Let’ss go😂
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cant agree with any of your picks cept UOB. I'm an avid subscriber; and im disappointed.
you ok Josh?
Hi winston, They say "expectations are the thief of joy..."
No need for disappointment, have fun discussing
It’s a title to round 10names for further discussion for current moment.
Unusual name for discussion
Top glove: could pay dividends again. I like riverstone for its clean room gloves, covered before in the channel. The exposure is different for this US tariff opportunity. Top glove and hartelaga may benefit substantially. I can’t put this in a standalone tutorial
SGX interesting underperformance relative to peers but may see reform.
Centurion gaining well in profitability
Nordic uptick in books and profitability
Comfort not as dead as before and benefits from reduced interest cost. (Would prefer SATS but I’ve covered recently)
Theres a name from today's list with a coming full tutorial, stay tuned. Hope it answers well 👌🏻
@@joshconsultancy sounds more like opportunistic / undervalued and not dividend stocks. your vid title may mislead noob dividend investors which include may include some pensioners.
Hi Josh,
Ascott and Uob are excellent pick.
For glove sector, i find that riverstone is more stable as they are a known clean room glove specialist with semi-con and other.
If you want a more diverse glove counter, can consider Sri Trang Agro (world 3rd largest glove manufacturer). They own rubber plantation, deal and manufacturer rubber products and world 3rd largest medical glove manufacturer.
Thank you for the constructive feedback.
I like Riverstone also and covered before. The US tariff on chinese glove may not be an opportunity they can capture. Hence I brought up Top Glove to watch.
@@joshconsultancy oh isit. Not sure. I was considering from the angle of them specialize in clean room gloves(nowadays hyper scale semi-con / industry w clean rm needs) seems to be a gd potential. They also manufacture medical gloves too..
Also their dividends are more stable as compared to if it's only a medical glove company.