Very simply, the dividend yield can be represented as:

Annual Cash Dividend per Share

                Price per Share

For example, assume both Company A and Company B pay out RM1 for each of its shares.

However, the share price for Company A is RM10/share and RM20/share for Company B. Applying the formula above, the dividend yield for Company A’s shares is 10% while it’s 5% for Company B.

In this simple example, assuming all other factors remain equal, it’s clear that Company A gives a higher dividend yield and therefore, is a better pick compared to Company B.

We will conduct one workshop at our office to sharing the stocks in high dividend yield .

How to register For a seat?

1. Key in your details using the self-booking feature below, or

2.Contact Shirley Ting  at 084 -329100 , or

3. Drop the email to shirley.ting@rhbgroup.com

Bookings

Date/Time
Date(s) - 06/06/2013
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Location
Sibu