Aelred C's comment on TENAGA. All Comments

Aelred C
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Tenaga gives good dividend, has high eps and monopolies the country's electricity. Overpriced?? What basis??
Chris Tan
6% ROE and 4% dividend, you can get higher rates with FD atm right?
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Aelred C
Share investment is base on companies future potential for growth, expansion and returns. By all means stick to FD if you think they can give you safe returns for 3, 5 or 10 years.
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Chris Tan
Who's talking about sticking? Money will go to whoever that offers the higher return. Staying stagnant is where you lose
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Aelred C
Exactly, with FD you need to maintain at least 1 year to get 4%. Duh!
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Chris Tan
Nah, there are 6 months FD. Even then, 1 year isn't long.
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Aelred C
Well in equities, I would hv already cash out the dividend within a week. Lol!!
That's the diff.
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Chris Tan
Provided the share price increased to pre ex-date price. Try not to misinform.
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Chris Tan
Plus, it also depends on the share price you purchased at that time. Your yield might be even lower. There are a couple factors to take into account.
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Aelred C
If you're experienced, you will know which blue chip stock to target. Nevertheless, I still wouldn't hv to wait 6 or 12 months to reap the rewards.
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Aelred C
Plus in FD if you pull out b4 the agreed timeframe they penalise you with 0 interest.
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Chris Tan
So why are we talking about FDs again. It's not even comparable unless you're a high net worth individual.
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Aelred C
To answer your earlier deduction on putting in FD better than investing in Tenaga. So in future pls don't compare equities with FDs. Its like comparing apples with oranges.
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Chris Tan
Exactly. I made no such deductions. I merely posit that FDs offer a higher rate of return given that TENAGA only gives you 4%. Funny thing is you said it's good dividend. And that you can get the return faster. When at the end of the day, they both offer 4% in a year.
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Aelred C
Well, It depends on how you look at the process of returns. End of the day my money would hv multiplied over other counters while yours need to sit for a year to get 4%.
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Aelred C
To me 4% dividend without any term lock down condition is a much sensible investment.
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Chris Tan
Well yeah, but we're only talking about TENAGA and its dividend yield in this case. Plus as mentiones, you are making assumptions on a couple of things as well.
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Eskimo 0308
this is old man stock.i keep tnb since RM 5.80. be patients bro.in long term it's better than FD
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Chris Tan
I know bro, not contending the long term gain from capital appreciation. More on saying the dividend alone isn't good enough a point.
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Aelred C
Thanks Cheah.?
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JH Yap
Lol, i would like to highlight one fact.
Now is the lowest entry price in the past 4 years.
Anyone who sell lower, he is injuring himself to throw the falling knife.
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S T Leong
Cheah,does it mean TENAGA can be replaced by other companies ?
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