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02-05-2013, 09:54 PM
I agree with yeokiwi : "Whether to get rid of any particular stock is always based on a relative comparison with the other listed stocks in the market. If there are other listed stocks that match your requirements more than SMRT, then there is a case to take action. Whether you should take action a not will depend on your own analysis."
For the analysis, as what many other forumers have input, the near future of SMRT is not rosy. My personal estimation is that SMRT will declare a total annual dividend of around 2.5-4 cents for the next few years. That is barring any unforseen circumstances.
Lastly, if the losses at SMRT are giving you sleepless nights, then sell them. Otherwise you may consider maintaining your holdings or trimming it down if there are relatively better stocks out there in the SG market.
For the analysis, as what many other forumers have input, the near future of SMRT is not rosy. My personal estimation is that SMRT will declare a total annual dividend of around 2.5-4 cents for the next few years. That is barring any unforseen circumstances.
Lastly, if the losses at SMRT are giving you sleepless nights, then sell them. Otherwise you may consider maintaining your holdings or trimming it down if there are relatively better stocks out there in the SG market.