drbubb Posted September 6, 2020 Report Posted September 6, 2020 HIGH DIVIDENDS are a great way to generate passive income This approach makes some sense, but might be a little too passive for me: HOW TO GET 100,000 PESOS A MONTH FROM DIVIDENDS? > Spend P24M, or less than Half Listened to it, and found it useful, but it disappoints me off that that his explanations seems so backwards. Almost as if he and his viewers do not understand the concept of yield. (A personal bugaboo for me in PHL.) Without assuming people understand the concept of Yield, the explanation is so much more difficult. It made me laugh Here are the 7 stocks used in the video. Sym. : Company—- : -Last : YrLow: PE R: E.ps: Yield: Div.: SPC. : SPC Power— : P9.08: P6.50: 7.60: 1.19: N/A??: 0.00 GMA7: GMAnetwork: P5.05: P4.28: 10.7: 0.47: 5.94%: 0.30 MER. : Manila Elect.: 259.6: 189.7 : 16.1: 16.1: 3.78%: 9.81 TEL. : PLDT Inc. — : 1,416: 805.0 : 13.5: 105.: 5.44%: 77.0 GLO. : GlobeTelecm: 2,040: 1,590 : 12.9: 158.: 4.87%: 99.3 AREIT: AREIT (ayala) 25.25: 23.85 : N/A : N/A : 4.91%: 124. AP. : Aboitiz Pwr. : 26.00: 20.15 : 15.4: 1.69 : 4.54%: 1.18 ====: 6 co’s Average: ==== : ==== : 12.7 : === : 4.91% Replace SPC with SCC Sym. : Company—- : -Last : YrLow: PE R: E.ps: Yield: Div.: SCC. : SemiraraM&P: P9.40: P8.30: 6.40: 1.47: 13.3%: 1.25 GMA7: GMAnetwork: P5.05: P4.28: 10.7: 0.47: 5.94%: 0.30 MER. : Manila Elect.: 259.6: 189.7 : 16.1: 16.1 : 3.78%: 9.81 TEL. : PLDT Inc. — : 1,416 : 805.0 : 13.5: 105.: 5.44%: 77.0 GLO. : GlobeTelecm: 2,040: 1,590 : 12.9: 158.: 4.87%: 99.3 AREIT: AREIT (ayala) 25.25: 23.85 : N/A : N/A : 4.91%: 124. AP. : Aboitiz Pwr. : 26.00: 20.15 : 15.4: 1.69 : 4.54%: 1.18 ====: 6 co’s Average: ==== : ==== : 12.5 : ==== 6.11% How much is required to generate P1.2M pa. (= P100k /mo.) ?: + 4.91% : P 24.4 Million + 6.11% : P 19.6 Million + 13.3% : P 9.02 Million ====== ALL Stocks; https://www.pesobility.com/stock
drbubb Posted September 6, 2020 Author Report Posted September 6, 2020 SUGGESTIONS of High Yield stocks "SGI has been consistently giving good cash divs." Sym. : Company—- : -Last : YrLow: PE R: E.ps: Yield: Div.:SGI . : Solid Group. : P1.00: P0.75 : 9.45: 0.11: 6.00%: 0.60:PLC. : Premium L.C. : 0.325: 0.255 : 11.1 : 0.03: 15.5%: SGI .. PLC .. from 2001: ... PLC etc ... from 2016: 11/2018: YTD: YTD: 6mo: 3mo: 10d/ PLC: 0.33, LR: 1.32 (r-25.0%), BEL: 1.36 Sym: 9/03: BV’19: %-BV: Earns: PE-R : Divs.: Yield : ShsOS: MkCp NetDb Ebitda: Psei : 6,034: PLC : 0.330: 0.255: P0.55: 60.0%: 0.030 : 11.3 : 0.050: 15.2%: 31.22B 10.30B: -3.3B : 2.29B BEL : 1.360: P1.00: P2.91: 46.7%: 0.150 : 9.16 : 0.120: 8.82%: 8.58 B: 11.67B: 3.36B: 4.78B LR. : 1.320: P1.02: P5.24: 25.2%: (0.25) : N/A : 0.000: - N/A -: 2.38 B: 3.14 B : 2.11B: 2.17B ===== PLC etc ... 2019: YTD: Looking at the chart, I think the downturn is not done yet... Philippine companies with highest dividends - old data Ticker Company Yield MER Manila Electric Company 5.07% PSE The Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc 5.03% FJP F and J Prince Holdings Corp. ”A” 5.01% SGI Solid Group, Inc. 4.92%73 more rows • Aug 2, 2020 xx
drbubb Posted November 17, 2020 Author Report Posted November 17, 2020 On 9/6/2020 at 4:49 PM, drbubb said: HIGH DIVIDENDS are a great way to generate passive income Here are the 7 stocks used in the video. ...Replace SPC with SCC Sym. : Company—- : -Last : YrLow: PE R: E.ps: Yield: Div.: SCC. : SemiraraM&P: P9.40: P8.30: 6.40: 1.47: 13.3%: 1.25 GMA7: GMAnetwork: P5.05: P4.28: 10.7: 0.47: 5.94%: 0.30 MER. : Manila Elect.: 259.6: 189.7 : 16.1: 16.1 : 3.78%: 9.81 TEL. : PLDT Inc. — : 1,416 : 805.0 : 13.5: 105.: 5.44%: 77.0 GLO. : GlobeTelecm: 2,040: 1,590 : 12.9: 158.: 4.87%: 99.3 AREIT: AREIT (ayala) 25.25: 23.85 : N/A : N/A : 4.91%: 124. AP. : Aboitiz Pwr. : 26.00: 20.15 : 15.4: 1.69 : 4.54%: 1.18 ====: 6 co’s Average: ==== : ==== : 12.5 : ==== 6.11% UPDATE... + 7.6%, vs. a 20% rise in the PSEI, before divs (over 2 months) The HIGH DIV portfolio UNDER PERFORMED the Index, since early September Sym. : Company—- : 09/04: 11/17: %chg.: Yield : Div.: Old.: SCC. : SemiraraM&P: P9.40: 11.30: +20.2%: 11.1%: 1.25: 1.25 GMA7: GMAnetwork: P5.05: P5.45: +7.92%: 5.50%: 0.30: 0.30 MER. : Manila Elect.: 259.6: 311.0 : +19.8%: 3.15%: 9.80: 9.81 TEL. : PLDT Inc. — : 1,416 : 1,388 : - 1.98%: 5.55%: 77.0: 77.0 GLO. : GlobeTelecm: 2,040: 2,028 : - 0.59%: 5.32%: 108.: 99.3 AREIT: AREIT (ayala) 25.25: 26.10 : +3.37%: 5.21%: 136.: 124. AP. : Aboitiz Pwr. : 26.00: 27.10 : +4.23%: 4.35%: 1.18: 1.18 ====: 7 co’s Average : ==== : ==== : +7.56%: 5.74% <=== 6.11% PSEI : PSE Index ---- : 5,785: 6,959: +20.3% 2nd Look? Below: ABA (0.55, 0%), APO (0.68, 0%), AUB (44.45, 4.5%), CIC (21.70, 3.2%), Cosco (5.38, 2.2%), PHN (8.74, 4.6%), PPC (4.30, 5.6%), PSB (53.3, 5.6%), PSE (162., 5.4%), ROCK (1.52, 3.2%) SGI (1.18, 5.1%), VVT (13.96, 3.3%), X (0.55, 0.00%), ZHI. (0.15, 0.00%) ... xx, yy, zz
drbubb Posted February 20, 2021 Author Report Posted February 20, 2021 us taxes... Investing in Dividend Stocks Here's another incentive to purchase more dividend-paying stocks this year. Charlene Rhinehart, CPA (TMFDividendQueen) For stock investors, dividend-paying equities offer an extra stream of income that you can enjoy for years. But what can be even better is how that dividend income will (or won't) impact your tax bill. When it comes to the IRS, all income is not created equal. So if the idea of earning more money and getting taxed less on it -- or even not taxed at all -- appeals to you, here's a rundown of the rules around dividends that can make that possible. Unlocking the benefits of dividends Typically, investors make most of their money in the stock market by selling shares at a profit. But by purchasing shares of dividend-paying stocks, you can get rewarded regularly for holding onto those shares. Companies pay their investors dividends based on the number of shares they own. If, for example, a company distributes an annual dividend of $2 per share and you own 1,000 shares, you'll qualify for $2,000 in dividends as long as you've met the holding period requirements. Typically, dividends are paid quarterly, though a small minority of companies distribute them on other schedules. Each time the board of directors declares a dividend, you will receive deposits in your account. And if a company increases its dividend payout -- which some have a habit of doing at least once a year -- you'll get those "pay raises" without having to do anything extra at all. Taking advantage of the 0% tax bracket As every adult American rapidly learns, income from ordinary employment is taxed in brackets. The more you earn, the higher the marginal rate will be on the share of your income that falls into your top bracket. The same is true for certain types of income earned from the stock market, but the brackets involved are different: Most money made via investing will fall within the brackets of 0%, 15%, or 20%. While most people's investment-related income will be taxed at 15% due to their non-investment income, it isn't impossible for yours to fall into the 0% tax bracket -- especially if the majority of your income is derived from dividends. > https://www.fool.com/taxes/2021/02/18/claim-over-80000-tax-free-income-dividend-stocks/
drbubb Posted January 6, 2023 Author Report Posted January 6, 2023 Dividend-paying stocks to monitor. UPDATE from Beg. of Year > Feb.13th May add these to the WATCH List.. Looking at charts… 1.6.23, yield : 2.13.23, Yield FB. : SanM.Food, bev. 39.60: 4.70% > 49.95: 3.72% LTG: LT Group 9.52: 14.71% > 10.26: 13.65% GLO: Globe Telecom. 2,126: 4.90% > 2,006: 5.18% TEL: PLDT 1,385 :5.28%?> 1,356: 6.56% MER: Manila Electric. 301.0: 5.70%?> 308.2: 5.20% MBT: Metrobank 55.90: 5.42% > 61.15 : 4.91% > more: TradingView. :
drbubb Posted January 7, 2023 Author Report Posted January 7, 2023 FB was a "high yield Food stock" at 4.70% > After Feb.13th update, showing a +26% breakout in FB's stock price, Yield was down to 3.72% FOOD : 2014: 2018: 5yr: 1yr: Ytd: 10d / 6,668: JFC: 242 (3.63%), URC: 137 (2.05%), FB: 39.6 (0.59%), UPDATE: Breakout of Pinchpoint! : I said: "FB is a "high yield Food stock" at 4.70%" > Now: 00% OLD chart to YE'2022 below: FOOD : 2014: 2018: 5yr: 1yr: Ytd: 10d /
webmaster Posted January 2, 2024 Report Posted January 2, 2024 LTG : Jul.'23: mid-2017: ytd: Last: P8.98 mid-2017: ytd: Last: P8.98 Mid-17-w/PSEI :
webmaster Posted March 14, 2024 Report Posted March 14, 2024 Good Basics and Ideas here. Clearly presented. He talks about how his P2.3Million portfolio "produces income something like a small Condo" MY TOP DIVIDEND STOCKS in 2024 His Top 5-6 suggestions are Portfolio Pr.: EPS: PER : Div : Yield : DMC : 11.10 : 1.76: 6.30: 1.44: 12.97% CHIB: 35.90 : 8.18: 4.39: 1.89: 5.29% MBT : 63.00: 9.39: 6.71: 4.30: 6.83% LTG : 10.20 : 2.22: 4.60: 1.20 : 11.76% GLO : 1,763 : 152.: 11.59: 1.00 : 5.67% / also SHNG P3.70: 1.28: 2.90: 0.29 : 7.82% Actually, there's a lot of overlap. And I own, or have owned 10 of the stocks in his portfolio
webmaster Posted March 18, 2024 Report Posted March 18, 2024 DNL -etc: P6.26 / TLT: $93. PSEI: 6,900; PER: 19.5, Yield: 4.79%; BV: 2.89 !!, LOW BV
webmaster Posted April 12, 2024 Report Posted April 12, 2024 CIC / Concepcion Industrial Corp. (PHS) CIC.. All: 5yr: Ytd: P11.40 /BV: 12.70= 89.8% (R: 10.68 to 17.68) PER: 11.84, E's: 0.963, D : 0.70, Yield: 6.14% CIC.. All:
webmaster Posted April 14, 2024 Report Posted April 14, 2024 PSEI (6,659) to IWM (198.69) = RATIO 33.52x A Chart showing the RATIO between PSEI and IWM (etf for the US Russell 2000 index) ...suggest that PSEI could be at/near a decent relative value BUY point. If you factored in the cheap PHP currency, it might look even better value
webmaster Posted August 9, 2024 Report Posted August 9, 2024 CPG, (0.315) etc. ROCK (1.55), SHNG (3.75) ===
webmaster Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 AbaCore Capital may finally be bottoming... But NO DIV. now ABA (0.40 ) : PER: 0.79, Yield: n/a, R: 0.385 to 1.40, BV: P4.34. MktCap: 0.40 x 1.46Bsh= P583M "Company has a 4.89% stake in Pacific Online" : P3.88B x 4.89%= P 190M / 583= 32.6% ABA's MktCap LOTO ( 4.72 ) : PER: 216., Yield: 2.12%, R: 2.48 to 5.46, BV: P1.31, 4.72 x 821M shs = P3.88B MktCap.. 10d: AbaCore Capital Holdings, Inc. (ABA) was originally incorporated on April 30, 1981 as Piedra Negra Mining Corporation, a coal mining company. In 1989, the Company changed its name to Abacus Consolidated Resources and Holdings, Inc. and subsequently changed its primary purpose from a mining firm to that of a holding company. On October 18, 2013, the Securities and Exchange Commission approved the change in corporate name to the present one. ABA owns a controlling interest in companies engaged in financial services, real estate, gold mining, and coal mining. The Company has a 4.89% stake in Pacific Online Systems Corporation, a company that holds an exclusive right to lease online lottery equipment for the lotto operations of the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office in Visayas and Mindanao. ABA also owns 100% controlling interest in the Philippine Regional Investment Development Corporation (PRIDE), which is mostly engaged in arranging project financing for a variety of real estate, logistics and infrastructure projects. ABA's real estate activities are lodged mainly under Omnicor Industrial Estate and Realty Center, Inc., a wholly-owned real estate subsidiary of PRIDE. On the mining business, ABA holds 102 gold mining claims in San Francisco and Rosario, Agusan Del Sur and Barobo, Surigao Del Sur. The Company assigned its gold mining rights to its direct subsidiary, Abacus Goldmines Exploration and Development Corporation. ABA also spun off its coal mining rights per its coal operating contract with the Department of Energy to Abacus Coal Exploration and Development Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company. AGM Minutes: > https://abacorecapital.com/minutes-of-august-01-2024-asm/
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