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NESTLE SA To Go Ex-Dividend On April 22nd, 2024 With 3.0828 USD Dividend Per Share
April 19th - $NESTLE SA(NSRGF.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on April 22nd, 2024. Shareholders of record on April 23rd, 2024 will receive 3.0828 USD dividend per share on April 24th, 2024. The ex-div
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JP_mykayaplus

Nov 29, 2023 07:41

Is Nestle & McDonald's owned by the Jews?

$NESTLE(4707.MY)$$McDonald's(MCD.US)$$NESTLE SA(NSRGF.US)$

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Mars Mooo

Jan 13, 2023 02:49

Food inflation continues to remain high

Food prices continue to stay high with cereals and bakery up 16.1%, dairy up 15.3% and cost of meats up 7.7% (*1).
Some popular foods manage to surge much higher than the rest, with the price of eggs up 59.9%, margarine up 43.8% and butter up 31.4% in 2022 December (*2, *3).
Thus, it may be a good time to invest in consumer staples companies (CSC) that focus on food, such as $The Kraft Heinz(KHC.US)$ , $NESTLE SA(NSRGF.US)$ , $Tyson Foods(TSN.US)$ and $General Mills(GIS.US)$ . What do...

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doctorpot1

Nov 1, 2022 12:26

Waking up to free money is the best feeling ever

I had toggle on SmartSave recently, and some idle USD in my account was automatically moved into $CSOP USD Money Market Fund(SGXZ96797238.MF)$. Today, I was surprised by the free 16c that hit my account. It's not much, but getting a free $NESTLE SA(NSRGF.US)$'s Nescafe sachet coffee every day is kind of cool

Especially when I didn't do anything

I have a larger amount of USD that was not automatically pumped into the fund though. I guess it is ...

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GoLeopard : thanks, I will take a second look at the SmartSave, have checked but always held back by the fact the funds are not capital guaranteed. I don't know if it will suffer the same fate as some of my unit trust investments which dropped a lot. That's holding me back at the moment.

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doctorpot1OP GoLeopard: yes there is counter party risk and liquidity risk, but generally it is quite safe as money market funds invest in super safe short term bonds like tbill. If everyone start redeeming the fund then the fund had to sell their holding at a loss instead of holding till maturity and that will cause losses.
Their record is great but then again past performance doesn't guarantee future performance and $CSOP USD Money Market Fund (SGXZ96797238.MF)$ did have -ve returns before. I prefer $Fullerton SGD Cash Fund (SG9999005961.MF)$ as they never had any -ve returns since their inception in 2009. But then again they also haven't experienced a 2008 level crash since inception

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GoLeopard doctorpot1OP: thanks doc, your info is helpful. I will check it out.

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102392341 : Hi doctorpot1, may I seek your advice whether do you experience unable to instantly invest immediately with your USD once after redemption of your CSOP USD money market fund? Thank you.

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doctorpot1OP 102392341: hmmm from what I have experienced even if the money is in the cash plus funds, it is still treated as cash and can be used to buy shares as funds in those MMF adds to your buying power.
did you use margin when buying shares? I.e. buying 100k worth of share when you only deposited 80k? because if you used margin, and if the share price falls, moo moo will require you to have more money locked up to make up for the losses. that could be the reason why you couldn't buy more shares because the money is being locked up as collateral.

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