Natural Diamonds: The Wearable Investment That Grows in Value
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In today’s diverse investment landscape, savvy investors are increasingly
looking to alternative assets that combine tangible value with emotional
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DBS reached a max trailing dividend yield of 8+% during Mar 2009. Even if wait another 2 months for the trend to turn solidly up in May 2009, the div yield was about 6%.
ReplyDeleteIf held till today, div yield on cost still 6%, but share price doubled.
For bei kambings:
Moral of the story --- you can start buying in when trailing div yield goes beyond 6% Hahaha!!!
"Know what you own, and know why you own it." - Peter Lynch
ReplyDeleteThe bluechip high growth era is over. It has a good run for last 20 years as SG emerge from 3rd world to 1st world economy. For the last 5 years, SG GDP is at its peak.
ReplyDeleteWell, it make sense to buy bluechip for dividend play, growth is secondary.
Nevertheless, there will a time to buy at high dividend and undervalue; the best of both dividend and capital gain. The time will come, just don't know when. lol.