Tuesday, September 2, 2008

转载:聪明的投资者选择高股息的股票

The Smart Investors Pick Of High Dividend Paying Stocks


Here are a few stocks I will be covering in the future. In my view they will be some of the best dividend paying stocks in year 2008 if past performance is anything to go by. However keep in mind that if you are more into swing trading then some of them might not be suitable because their share prices don't fluctuate (beta movement) that much compared to other stocks. These are more long term holdings.


Public Bank (banking heavy weight)

Digi.com (Maxis is sorely missed!)

Berjaya Sports Toto (banking on an addiction is a sure bet)

Amway (higher RM to US Dollar will help boost its earnings as their products are mostly imported)

Atrium REIT (relatively new kid on the block but has shown some star quality so far)

British American Tobacco (did i mention that banking on an addiction is a sure bet?)

Uchi Technology (there is a whole review on this at the bottom of the page.. do read it)

Guinness (good management and dominant product)

Carlsberg

LPI Capital (one of my highest rated companies although its stock price at the moment is high)

Star Publications (facing stiff competition from NSTP but still is very much no.1)


This list is not exhaustive. Also if you're wondering why some great companies like Genting for example have been left out its because whilst I admit it is great, its not a huge fan of paying large dividends and since the list is about high dividend stocks I've left it out.

Now if you want high returns (potentially) then these companies might not be your thing. These are steady companies with mature businesses. Great for dividends and will not give you too many sleepless nights, so its good for your heart if you're not the kind of investor who fancies a shock every now and then.

Want big money? You'll need to venture further than this list then. Still, for the average investor I would say buying some of those stocks above and keeping them long enough will actually give you better average returns because chances of losing money on other higher return investments (read : riskier) is also higher and can wipe out whatever gain you've made.

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