200719 Update Hong Kong Dividend Growth stocks

In this update:

• This weeks Top 5. Price to book ratio, who is the best?
• Dividend announcements,
• Blue Chip Value Insights
• HSI compared to January 1, things start to look better
• Updated (200718) the 25 highest yield dividend growth stock on the Hong Kong index
• For Champion and Contender Members, The Vault access to the Directory and more…

This weeks Top 5
In this weeks top 5 we look at Price to Book ratio, P/B. This is price divided by book value of a stock. It is one of the metrics that can tell you if the stock is underpriced or overpriced.

Book value is calculated like this:
(Assets-liabilities) / number of common shares

Example, of a certain company the price of 1 share is $25, and book value says $15 per share. Obviously, the book value is lower than the price. So we come to this calculation $25/$15= 1.666

Short quiz:  Company Peachy has a book value per share is $125, you check the stock and find the price of this share is now  $45.
Is this an indication that the stock is
A- overpriced
B- underpriced

Back to the Top 5. These are the companies with the lowest P/B Ratio

This is a segment of The Directory of all Hong Kong Dividend Growth Stocks

 Dividend Growth announcements in the past week

Nothing to report

HSI compared to January 1, is now at a steady -12%

Blue Chip Insights

-Blue Chip stocks are climbing to a proud  -8%
-Biggest loser: Swire Pacific 0019.HK) -43% since January 1
-Biggest winner: New World Development 0017.HK  +251% (yes, double checked it)

A (free) more detailed list of the Blue Chips you will find when pressing the Blue Button below.
For Champion members, the purple button in The Vault will show you the updated (200718) Blue Chip Value Insights.

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