Top 5 DIVIDEND STOCKS in SG to BUY NOW! (New 2024 Edition)

[@joshconsultancy]

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[@IvanLo-nx1sq]

Hi there. How about covering stocks and reits with yield of 8% and above. Risk free rate is already 3% minimum now. Thanks.

[@joshconsultancy]

Hi Ivan, risk premium doesn’t need to be 5% Good quality reits pay closer to 6% currently

[@limtc1733]

All the promising REITs I own have depreciated in principal value. They give out regular dividends though. From my perspective, it seemed like they are cannibalizing into my principal to feed me with dividends. Bank stocks on the other hand have appreciated in principal and pays decent dividends. I intend to buy more bank stocks on softness. Good research and info though.

[@joshconsultancy]

"annibalizing into my principal to feed me with dividends" probably not. That applies more to funds that pay out a targeted dividend For the reits mentioned, income has stayed the same. Which means the payout can be afforded. Its the risk free rate and outlook on increasing cost that weighs on sentiments. Hope it has useful insights =)

[@lumvincent7431]

I missed out 2 buy Genting when 90 cts ! Just buy at 98 cts b4 MBS result out . Wait 2 sell at $1.15 😊

[@lumvincent7431]

KGI recommend GEO resource target price :80 cts . That counter used to give at least 20% dividend yield in FY 22 ! I waiting price to hit 50 cts next yr . Don't said i did not share with U the Lobang 😊

[@joshconsultancy]

Coal prices have fallen massively in the last 1y do note

[@Benjizzzz]

A noob question. If we buy reit, are we buying a part of the property? i.e., we own a few percentage of the property? LOL

[@joshconsultancy]

% yes , very small :)

[@Benjizzzz]

@@joshconsultancy, thanks for the reply. So I see those gurus saying owning lots of property and getting rental income without actually owning a property is actually buying reits? Haha

[@johnchua74]

Is there any data to show China tourists not coming before now has to do with visa? Dont see the huge impact on visa free arrangement.

[@joshconsultancy]

Data shows China tourist are still a far cry from previous years. Whether its visa too problematic or singapore too expensive or they feel broke, I also dunno. Hopefully some are because visa was too problematic

[@zqboo2841]

Happy Chinese New Year Josh!! Thanks for the sharing

[@joshconsultancy]

Thank you ZQ

[@waynetan3677]

Genting sing what's your target price to sell?

[@joshconsultancy]

Situation that may need to review to sell - yes Price to sell ... no thoughts... really

[@turbo2664]

Thanks for the sharing! Can you do a video on sg banks too?

[@joshconsultancy]

Sure stay tuned. Smash the SUBS =)

[@IvanLo-nx1sq]

Hi Josh, my portfolio has Sasseur Reit, AA Reit and KIT. Averaging above 8%. I think it’s not too risky 🙏

[@joshconsultancy]

👌🏻. I’ve raised concerns in a previous sharing on KIT kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIuUfn-ejZZ6kMUsi=IWkWVZXTx0OKlS-c

[@IvanLo-nx1sq]

@@joshconsultancy thanks Josh.

[@KWs5329]

How you know the amount of dividends?

[@joshconsultancy]

Declared dividends can be found on website 👌🏻

[@KWs5329]

@@joshconsultancy how you know the percentage of dividends? You count yourself each stocks?

[@GODLOVEME-uj3vb]

Yo uncle josh can share some high to Low high dividends yield & price on us markets 😊

[@joshconsultancy]

Dividends in US stocks are at 30% haircut. I would think the easiest are the big names. Search on dividend aritocrats and watch this series STOCKS TO BUY AND HOLD: Best Companies To Invest Now For The Next 20 Years kzbin.info/www/bejne/m567l3yce510i5Isi=y2FZonHcqQtqS3NI

[@michaelgohmox]

Bro do some videos on Malaysia dividend stocks , I am sure u have many folllowers from Malaysia

[@joshconsultancy]

I'm familiar with SG stocks more unfortunately. Many brokerages here in SG dont have access to MY stocks

[@kenghweepeh1070]

Chinese embassy urges its citizens in Singapore to ‘stay away’ from gambling- this might have some negative impact on Genting share price. Do take note.

[@Lancer21899]

Any US high yield investment bond has higher yield than the sad SG reits. Lower risk somemore

[@joshconsultancy]

High yield bonds have default risk 👌🏻

[@chewkiatyong]

REITs.. all that glitters is not gold.. you see those local 'finfluencers', their Total Return details are all negative..

[@joshconsultancy]

Some duds and some gems

[@LuJeff]

Keppel DC reit

[@joshconsultancy]

Stay tuned. Update on it coming soon

[@KWs5329]

How your genting now?😢

[@joshconsultancy]

Profits rose but below expectation. We make decisions not knowing the immediate future and willing to be wrong for a period =)

[@allisonbrady1364]

no more DBS?

[@joshconsultancy]

Singapore Banks 4Q23 Earnings - CGS-CIMB Research : Expect Some Seasonal Softness We expect DBS to declare final dividend of S$1.04, OCBC to declare S$0.43 dividend, and UOB to declare S$0.95 final dividend in 4Q23F. DBS: We Think A S$0.50 Special Dividend May Be On The Cards We expect DBS to post 4Q23F net profit of S$2.53bn (-4% q-o-q, +7% y-oy) as operating trends seen in 3Q23 likely persisted. We expect NIMs to contract ~2bp in 4Q23F, reflecting higher funding costs from a shift of CASA into fixed deposits in 2H23 - consistent with DBS management’s view of NIMs having peaked in 3Q23, and its expectations of full-year NIMs averaging 2.16% in FY23F. See DBS's dividend history. We anticipate DBS to hike its ordinary dividend to S$0.54 per quarter commencing 4Q23F, and declare a special dividend of S$0.50

[@bensgoodeats1493]

Keppel Corp

[@joshconsultancy]

Vote noted

[@elginlow]

Good info!

[@joshconsultancy]

No probs, invest well and huat for 2024!

[@poorpotato7623]

Banks yield now all above 6%

[@joshconsultancy]

Singapore Banks 4Q23 Earnings - CGS-CIMB Research : Expect Some Seasonal Softness We expect DBS to declare final dividend of S$1.04, OCBC to declare S$0.43 dividend, and UOB to declare S$0.95 final dividend in 4Q23F. DBS: We Think A S$0.50 Special Dividend May Be On The Cards We expect DBS to post 4Q23F net profit of S$2.53bn (-4% q-o-q, +7% y-oy) as operating trends seen in 3Q23 likely persisted. We expect NIMs to contract ~2bp in 4Q23F, reflecting higher funding costs from a shift of CASA into fixed deposits in 2H23 - consistent with DBS management’s view of NIMs having peaked in 3Q23, and its expectations of full-year NIMs averaging 2.16% in FY23F. See DBS's dividend history. We anticipate DBS to hike its ordinary dividend to S$0.54 per quarter commencing 4Q23F, and declare a special dividend of S$0.50 for FY23F. OCBC: NIMs Likely To Exceed Management’s ~2.25% Guidance For FY23F We expect OCBC to record 4Q23F net profit of S$1.72bn (-5% q-o-q, +32% y-o-y). Although OCBC's more expensive fixed deposits (placed at end-2022) have started to roll off, competitive pricing by peers at end-2023 had negated some of the funding cost reductions. Loan growth likely stayed muted in 4Q23F as customers maintained a “wait-and-see” approach. Overall fees were likely affected by seasonally softer business volumes. OCBC's dividend history. We forecast S$0.43 dividend in 4Q23F, bringing OCBC’s payout to 53% in FY23F (i.e. FY22’s payout) UOB: The Bulk Of Citi Integration Costs To Be Completed By 4Q23F We expect UOB to post a net profit of S$1.5bn in 4Q23F (+2% q-o-q, +8% y-oy). UOB is being tactical in its approach towards imminent Fed fund rate cuts and has been shoring up liquidity by offering competitive fixed deposit rates. That said, this would likely come at the expense of UOB's NIMs as the excess liquidity is placed in lower-yielding government securities. Fee income remains driven by its consumer business, with this being most apparent in its credit card business as travel activity picked up at end-2023. Continued Citi integration costs should be expected in 4Q23F (~S$100m), bringing this total to ~S$350m- 400m in FY23F. We expect credit costs to remain relatively contained at ~25bp in 4Q23F for UOB post the deliberate write-down of collateral values in 3Q23. UOB's dividend history. We forecast ~S$0.95 dividend in 4Q23F, in line with UOB’s 50% dividend payout ratio policy

[@Lancer21899]

TLT then

[@KWs5329]

Where can get dividend information?

[@poorpotato7623]

@@KWs5329 yahoo finance