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Learning Point: It Pays To Read The Fine Prints
By My Route To Financial Freedom  •  January 16, 2016
One of the greatest lessons I’ve personally learnt was from Rickmers Maritime. I wrote about it back in 23 November 2014 here, back when Rickmers was trading at around $0.30. Took a detailed look especially into the distribution policy, and found that dividend policy mandates that it can only distribute to the maximum of USD$0.006. “So basically, Rickmers is able to give out a maximum of US$0.006 quarterly up till 31 Dec 2015 or whenever it chooses to end it. To me, this means that there’s only 1 more year till things get ugly. (Both in terms of dividend yield and share price)” Indeed, when I dug into its fundamentals, it revealed a weak company with dwindling fundamentals. Fast forward to today, I was right! It’s a great reminder for me to always question assumptions or look deeper into why certain things happen. What are the ......
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By My Route To Financial Freedom
Aloysius Lee, co-founder, is currently pursuing a degree in Business at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and is the President of Investment Interactive Club 17/18. He graduated from Singapore Polytechnic (SP) with a Diploma in Banking and Financial Services. During his course of study, he was awarded the SB Business School Achiever Award, UOB Kay Hian Scholarship and Phillip Futures Prize ...
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