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Lol... dun even know what u r buying
lsk007 ( Date: 23-Mar-2018 08:19) Posted:
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The float is very small, and the cash per share is high enough that the share price does not reflect the value of its egg business fully.
I will just hold out and enjoy the 35c dividend.
I will just hold out and enjoy the 35c dividend.
oh ok..may skip
MichaelSchenker ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 21:21) Posted:
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Well, it is always good to follow your own gut-feel.
Everyone of us will likely take a different route, no hard and fast rule.
Personally speaking, I am not betting there is no correction after xd. It is really highly unlikely, unless everyone is sleeping. In a stock market full of sharks, bet they are already ahead of you.
Also, if you sense that this is not going to be a winning trade, best is to skip it altogether. There are many more counters out there....
Everyone of us will likely take a different route, no hard and fast rule.
Personally speaking, I am not betting there is no correction after xd. It is really highly unlikely, unless everyone is sleeping. In a stock market full of sharks, bet they are already ahead of you.
Also, if you sense that this is not going to be a winning trade, best is to skip it altogether. There are many more counters out there....
Woods30 ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 20:10) Posted:
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I see..hmm..still..if we get lucky..share price does not correct after xd...has happened before too with other stocks.
MichaelSchenker ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 19:44) Posted:
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That is true, for this case, given that the special dividend is more than half of its principal value.
But of course the gut-feel is it will drop more than 35 cents after xd.
At this point of time, I cant say its right or wrong, just a matter of preference.
Lesson learnt from Baker Tech some years back.
But of course the gut-feel is it will drop more than 35 cents after xd.
At this point of time, I cant say its right or wrong, just a matter of preference.
Lesson learnt from Baker Tech some years back.
Damian ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 17:54) Posted:
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If the share price goes down by exactly 35 cts as you would normally expect, then it doesn' t make sense for you to sell before XD since you would be paying the extra commission on the dividend due to be subtracted from the share price.
MichaelSchenker ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 16:40) Posted:
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Difficult to understand what do you mean by share price not affected.
Share price is driven by market forces, company have no control over it.
Normally, expectedly, logically, after XD, price should correct down by 35 cents from it s previous traded price. So, personal preference, for me, I will usually sell before XD (forgo dividend) where the price should normally peaked.
One thing to note, this counter is quite thinly traded. This imply that you may find it difficult to Sell in the queue. Even if it hit your price, you may not sell the entire lots you put up, thereby losing commission if you need to sell on another day.
Consider carefully. Easy to Buy, Hard to Sell.
Share price is driven by market forces, company have no control over it.
Normally, expectedly, logically, after XD, price should correct down by 35 cents from it s previous traded price. So, personal preference, for me, I will usually sell before XD (forgo dividend) where the price should normally peaked.
One thing to note, this counter is quite thinly traded. This imply that you may find it difficult to Sell in the queue. Even if it hit your price, you may not sell the entire lots you put up, thereby losing commission if you need to sell on another day.
Consider carefully. Easy to Buy, Hard to Sell.
Woods30 ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 16:13) Posted:
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they have no more on going business, yet they retaining so much cash for expansion into hk??
This management, as usual, is very stingy with dividends... Let' s just hope they dont splurge it to finance their own salaries for the rest of the decade...
This management, as usual, is very stingy with dividends... Let' s just hope they dont splurge it to finance their own salaries for the rest of the decade...
Woods30 ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 16:13) Posted:
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are they paying from retained earning?If so,share price should not be affected?Am I right?
oh ok thank you... hmm..now can tio some ? can anyone advise?
MichaelSchenker ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 15:34) Posted:
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Bro, there is. It was announced on 21 March 2018 6.03pm
Try searching SGX, company disclosure, select Last 3 month. Drop down arrow select Chew&rsquo s Group.
It is indeed proposed $0.35 per share.
Congrats all holders!
Try searching SGX, company disclosure, select Last 3 month. Drop down arrow select Chew&rsquo s Group.
It is indeed proposed $0.35 per share.
Congrats all holders!
Woods30 ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 15:20) Posted:
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i cannot find this info on sgx?
Damian ( Date: 22-Mar-2018 09:10) Posted:
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35 cts special dividend proposed
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/CGL-Proposed%20Special%20Dividend.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=493632
http://infopub.sgx.com/FileOpen/CGL-Proposed%20Special%20Dividend.ashx?App=Announcement& FileID=493632
Going strong today.
No smoke without fire..
No smoke without fire..
Add e empty listed shell.. shall see it gap up to 0.68 easily upon fulfillment of conditions.
chew' s group will soon distribute everything to the shareholder and close shop. Cash holding will be 0.65. 18.5% discounted based on current share price.
simi insider simi take profit?? ah chew already announced yest on sgx mah..negotiations terminated so today tyre lao hong, share px lao sai lor
Thought there was some takeover talk announced last time? All anti-climax! But co is a good steady one, and everyone need eggs.
defeathered chickens... ..