Everyone thinks that MFIL is better buy than NABIL due to higher dividend. But you need to understand how that dividend was earned. MFIL had huge non-operating income which started from Q2 to Q4 of last year. This is due to heavy short term share trading done by the company.
Now, NRB has said that short term trading is not allowed, you can’t expect MFIL to give same level of dividend this year. So, don’t buy a company share just because it offered higher dividend for 1 year. NABIL has been giving more than 30% dividend for couple of years.
I am weak in Nepali and I am trying to learn share market. So what this article means is this company is going to give away 40% bonus share and 6% bonus cash? So if I have 10 units share I get 4 bonus units. And how does 6% dividend cash work?
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Everyone thinks that MFIL is better buy than NABIL due to higher dividend. But you need to understand how that dividend was earned. MFIL had huge non-operating income which started from Q2 to Q4 of last year. This is due to heavy short term share trading done by the company.
Now, NRB has said that short term trading is not allowed, you can’t expect MFIL to give same level of dividend this year. So, don’t buy a company share just because it offered higher dividend for 1 year. NABIL has been giving more than 30% dividend for couple of years.
Great selling opportunity
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I am weak in Nepali and I am trying to learn share market. So what this article means is this company is going to give away 40% bonus share and 6% bonus cash? So if I have 10 units share I get 4 bonus units. And how does 6% dividend cash work?
Be cautious: share circuit lagcha ani dump garchan.
MILF strikes
That first line almost gave me a brain aneurism.
Selling MFIL for 600 was my biggest investment blunder