Lowest PE, Price/Book; Highest ROE, Dividend Yield stocks

Details: 05 September 2011

WITH THE market having corrected substantially, this is as good a time as any to see where stocks offer the best value for those with deep pockets and lots of patience. DMG & Partners has done such investors a service today by putting out the following tables:

Source: Bloomberg and DMG estimates (all ratios based on current year estimates)

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Comments

#6 7564 2011-09-11 13:35

Ahh, ic.. Thanks for the info Mr Seek! :-)

#5 Poet 2011-09-10 09:23

Adampak looks interesting from a dividend yield angle. It has just gone xd for its 1-cent interim dividend. For final FY10 dividend, they gave 2 cents. Total 3 cents, so trailing yield is 12%. Question is, can they keep it at 2 cts final dividend for FY11 when the manufacturing sector will see lower profitability? Even if cut to 1.5 cts, the yield is still high at 10%. This is one of those stocks with a stable high payout. Anyone has other similar stocks to share?

#4 Jeremy 2011-09-06 06:04

Do take a good look at Qing Mei too. It's p/e at 2.43 and div yield at 12.4%.

#3 Seek^ye^shall^find 2011-09-06 03:54

Hello Aiden: for FY10, Epicentre paid a 1 cent special interim dividend, 2 cent final dividend and a 2-cent special final dividend.

Total = 5 cents.
Yield = 5 divided by stock price of 47
= 10.6%.

Note the 2 special dividends. They may not be repeated in FY11. I think it's unlikely the specials will be given again this year when the economic outlook is turning negative

#2 Green rookie 2011-09-05 20:12

Do note that the list is not exhaustive and it's most prob based on the companies already covered by DWG. I know of 1 company that has both trailing and forward PE of below 2 but is not reflected

#1 7564 2011-09-05 13:40

Can i ask how do they calculate the Div for Epicentre?

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