4 High Dividend Malaysian Stocks I Like In 2024

I'm not usually a fan of investing in stocks just for dividends but in the Bursa scene, it kinda makes sense.

There's lots high-dividend stocks listed in the Bursa exchange, ranging from small to large cap companies. In this video I go through 4 dividend stocks that are of interest to me

*not financial advice, pls do your own research before investing

⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 Dividend investing in Malaysia
00:50 Factors I consider when selecting dividend stocks
3:47 Dividend stock #1
6:56 Dividend stock #2
9:20 Dividend stock #3
12:40 Dividend stock #4

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[adrianlim]

Personally, I think the best REIT you can buy in Bursa is Sunway Reit, just because of the diversity of their portfolio. They have everything from shopping malls, to hospitals, hotels, and even a university. Their div yield might not be as high as Pav Reit for example but I believe their diverse assets make this stock safer and less volatile compared to REITs which focus purely on malls and hotels. Thanks for this video =D

[Maria-cvye]

As an lnvesting enthusiast, I often wonder how top level investors are able to become millionaires off investing. . I’ve been sitting on over $545K equity from a home sale and I’m not sure where to go from here, is it a good time to buy into stocks or do I wait for another opportunity?

[edmundm]

Maybank offered good dividend. I invested 50% of my cash in the stock. Returns are satisfied and stock price appreciations are slow but steady.

[limy]

I am with you. I like RHB, Maybank, Pavilion. I also hold Al Aqar, IGB and YTL reit as well. Some other high dividend stock include Innoprise plantation, LPI, Mtag.

[MsAmJay]

I totally agree with Malaysia (or specifically, Klang Valley) has too many malls....Wished there were more libraries instead. But I guess if you're buying into their REITs, there's at least a silver lining that malls are so popular la, haha.

[iskylar]

Hi Emir, could you share with me where can I get the car sales statistics?

[marcusong]

Impressive review on TOP 4 stocks 2023. Well done.

You asked about Solid sustainable dividends payout OR/AND capital appreciation OR/AND attractive valuations.

I nearly fell off my chair when I saw

FPI - RM450mil cash. Market Cap 776mil at RM2.97 and Div Yield at eye popping 7.7%. PE R at 4.7x based on market cap 320mil LESS out idle cash.
Insas and Insas WC = Gross Cash at 1.3 BILLION, owns shares worth Book value RM552million and NTA at RM3.57. Share price is now at attractive RM1.12 which means margin of safety is 78.7% or discounted to NTA. There is more to it if you DIG in see the Marked to Market share price of Inari. The INTRINSIC VALUE is at RM6.10.
PETRON - haifa -- you do the research. you will also be delighted.

Always follow ALL your videos on Stock companies BURSA reviews. Enjoyed them. very good perspective.

[kunmvpq]

Hi, thanks for the great content, would like to know which app would be best to use for dividend stock investment?

[jenhouloh]

Thanks for the Uchitech tips, the performance is indeed superb~!

[ANON-yc]

Hi Emir & channel netizens...if investing into dividen stocks...which report does one focus on...the FY report or the Ann report

[kennyskwong]

if we use moomoo to trade for overseas stock, how would I receive the dividends? Will they credit the dividends into moomoo?

[jawaherabdulrahim]

Hi, is it allowed for foreigners to buy in bursa Malaysia? Or has to Malaysian?

[yahhoo]

Moomoo Malaysia has launched and registered with SC. Can you make a review of it?

Wanna know the difference as Moomoo SG user. Thinking about jumping to the new ship

[vidya]

Exercise:

John has 2, 000, 000 units of a stock.

The DPS is RM 0.025 per year.

The first year dividends received is 0.025×2, 000, 000
= RM 50, 000

The dividend is growing with a steady :

Case 1: DPS 8 % CAGR for A.) 30 Years & B.) 31 Years respectively

Case 2: DPS 9 % CAGR for A.) 30 Years & B.) 31 Years respectively

Case 3: DPS 10 % CAGR for A.) 30 Years & B.) 31 Years respectively

The annual dividends received are not used to repurchase the stock, i.e. not reinvested back to the stock.

John wants to know what is the total accrued amount of dividends he would have received for 30 years and 31 years respectively in the cases mentioned above.

Can someone help John to calculate?

I can calculate all 3 cases A) and B) in 30 seconds using a very short formula.

If you know the how-to formula too, please show here and exemplify the steps so that everybody can learn.