This list is to help us keep track of price changes in these high yield dividend stocks which have been giving out dividend consistently for the past 10 consecutive years. Especially useful for income investors.
Those columns highlighted in yellow means that they are ideal:
Price Earning Ratio (PE): less than 15
Price/Book Ratio (PB): less than 1
Div Payout Ratio: less than 60%
Dividend yield: more than 6%
Sometimes its just too difficult or rare to find stocks which will satisfy all the criteria. You may have to settle with some indicators which are not ideal. This is your judgement call. Of course we can discuss and debate in the comment box below :)
*Sometimes, Google Finance and Yahoo Finance maybe refreshing their data and it may be temporary unavailable. Just wait or refresh awhile and the data will come back :)
*Take note that the stock data are derived from Google Finance and Yahoo Finance, may not be so accurate. Do your homework before buying them although some of them may still be giving out dividends but other fundamentals may not be looking good. Beware.
eg As at 26/02/2015, Elec & Eltek is giving out 8% interest but its PE is too high at 37 and the payout ratio is way too high. Meaning the company is paying out more dividend than what it can earn. It is not sustainable.
Do feel free to visit this page daily or frequently to keep track of these 10 years consistent high dividend SGX stocks. Those stocks could fall to favourable levels and earn you more dividends :)
Also feel free to discuss about these dividend stocks in the comment box below.
MyCreative Investment : Nice dividend stocks list there. I just added UMS to my portfolio ;-)
ReplyDeleteBtw, what is the last two columns' "Near", "Below" and "Above" supposed to mean?
Thanks Richard ums is one of the 10 years consistent dividend stock in the list. The last 2 columns are the most commonly used 50days and 200 days moving average indicators used by investors
DeleteHi Jimmy,
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing the list. It is very useful for people who "invest for income" like me.
Hi Sanye
Deleteguess you have most of the stocks in this list already haha
Not true leh. There are still quite a number of them I don't have. :)
ReplyDeletethen time to track and see if they are suitable for you to buy :)
DeleteI chanced upon your blog searching for materials that would help me to learn more about investing for passive income. The list u r compiling will certainly come in handy for beginner like me when it comes to stock screening n decid8ng whiCH to invest in, I really appreciate your effort.
ReplyDeleteOne question, if this list was for dividen paying stock, why r there even 0% dividen yields stocks in it, such as Shangri la ?
as i get the data from yahoo finance or google finance, sometimes it may be there or the dividend is in US$. you can click on the 'Google Finance' link next to it and it will bring you straight to google finance where you can checkout the div yield
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