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Rockram wrote:snatman wrote:Rockram wrote:snatman wrote:Rockram wrote:snatman wrote:Infamouz wrote:Dividends is sheit.. 3 years ago it was like 50c now about 1.75 ---- who knowz the value progressing forward... Looking @ Price appreciation
At a price/earnings ratio of 13-14 and dividend yield of 1.15%, I don't think there's much room for capital gains anytime soon. The only reason this is trading at such a high price is that there's the option to receive dividends in US currency.
NCBFG, MASSY, RFHL along with CIF and CALYP looks to be the best buys on the local exchange right now. If you have a long term horizon.
Agreed, whats your thoughts TTNGL though
If a certain development comes to fruition, $45+ is likely this year. Otherwise, its a good dividend investment.
disclaimer: I'm not a pro. Do your own research.
Are u refrencing possible USD$ dividends or dragon deal?
USD$ dividends + increased production
So its confirmed no USD$ dividend for 2019.
zorced wrote:Can anyone recommend an experienced local consultant with a good track record to advise on for e.g. a relatively low risk 10 to 20 year $100k investment by whatever optimum method, individual or spread (stocks, forex, bonds, etc.)?
pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.
DVSTT wrote:What are your guys' thoughts on Calypso Fund?
Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.
Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.
4%Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.
Appreciate it..Rockram wrote:zorced wrote:Can anyone recommend an experienced local consultant with a good track record to advise on for e.g. a relatively low risk 10 to 20 year $100k investment by whatever optimum method, individual or spread (stocks, forex, bonds, etc.)?
I Recommend doing your own research and coming up with an investment strategy that suits your appetite (risk / rewards), this will save you some fees also i find that a lot of these " advisors" seek there own interests > you have a long term investment horizon 10/20 years local and international equities are a good bet....or as simple as a good credit union, some of which offer between 4 and 8 % interest with deposit insurance if you're risk averse.
triniringo wrote:Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.Rockram wrote:pugboy wrote:What investment giving 8%
I was referencing that some credit unions give between 4 to 8% over an investment range, for example i believe TATECO paid dividends of 7% for 2018, of course this is no guarantee of future returns but over a long investment horizon with relatively low risk it is an option.
Dividend for 2018 was 4.3%
zorced wrote:Appreciate it..Rockram wrote:zorced wrote:Can anyone recommend an experienced local consultant with a good track record to advise on for e.g. a relatively low risk 10 to 20 year $100k investment by whatever optimum method, individual or spread (stocks, forex, bonds, etc.)?
I Recommend doing your own research and coming up with an investment strategy that suits your appetite (risk / rewards), this will save you some fees also i find that a lot of these " advisors" seek there own interests > you have a long term investment horizon 10/20 years local and international equities are a good bet....or as simple as a good credit union, some of which offer between 4 and 8 % interest with deposit insurance if you're risk averse.
Would you folks recommend going in without an advisor for the medium term as well? Say 5 years.
Redman wrote:zorced wrote:Appreciate it..Rockram wrote:zorced wrote:Can anyone recommend an experienced local consultant with a good track record to advise on for e.g. a relatively low risk 10 to 20 year $100k investment by whatever optimum method, individual or spread (stocks, forex, bonds, etc.)?
I Recommend doing your own research and coming up with an investment strategy that suits your appetite (risk / rewards), this will save you some fees also i find that a lot of these " advisors" seek there own interests > you have a long term investment horizon 10/20 years local and international equities are a good bet....or as simple as a good credit union, some of which offer between 4 and 8 % interest with deposit insurance if you're risk averse.
Would you folks recommend going in without an advisor for the medium term as well? Say 5 years.
Again, Depositing that money for anything beyond 2 years is a mis allocation.
Inflation will cut those returns by at least 2-3% going forward(yes I know CBTT says Inflation is sub 2%)
5+ years buy the 1st scheme UTC fund. Its the best managed TTD fund-and carries a garantee beyond 3 years.
Growth and Income so its a little bit of both worlds-with a Guarantee.
Equities give you a shot at keeping pace with inflation and to some extent a devaluation.
Anything else would be direct stocks.
All of this would be subject to the details on the investor and where they are in their life.
snatman wrote:DVSTT wrote:What are your guys' thoughts on Calypso Fund?
Cinderella stock if any!
If you buy and hold til redemption date, unless something catastrophic takes place, It should outperform the market.
IMO
sMASH wrote:Govt gonna offer mortgage bonds. Aimed at creating more capital for housing
sMASH wrote:I not sure what going on, but giving the owner the bond, with house as collateral, how is that different from taking out a mortgage?
At the end of the bond, does the bond holder earn an interest?
I was thinking, they issue bonds to raise funds, to give to HDC to use as capital to build houses. Home owners tke the house mortgages, and bond holders wait fir their maturity + interest.
zorced wrote:Can anyone recommend an experienced local consultant with a good track record to advise on for e.g. a relatively low risk 10 to 20 year $100k investment by whatever optimum method, individual or spread (stocks, forex, bonds, etc.)?
Rockram wrote:Does anyone use the investor tools on the W.I.S.E. website...The Portfolio tracker works but i'm not getting the weekly reports and analysis via Email
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