17 years long service and outstanding award to Keppel Corp (Sep 2001 to Oct 2018)
About 14.7% CAGR over 17 years
Average dividend yield on cost is about 2.5% per month or 30% per year
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What is the moral of story for retail investors?
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Be lucky?
ReplyDeleteBe lucky with more spare cash
DeleteCW,
DeleteJokes and trolling you aside, I hope some readers can see beyond my teasing and your powerpoints...
Your method is the SOLID kind of dividend investing!
Don't be like the yield hog who assumes stock A with dividend yield of 8% is "better" than stock B with dividend yield of 3%.
Like that anyone and everyone also can be dividend investor!
Just buy the stock with the HIGHEST dividend yield. Look ma! No brains needed!
Revenue growth is super important. No revenue growth how to increase profits?
No increased profits how to declare more dividends?
Run if you see a company focusing on Save More. Hyflux anyone?
Huat ah. If 1 million in keppel, means 300k every year. Dont need work liao!
ReplyDeleteOne ex-colleague's retired businessman uncle has 500,000 Kep Corp shares.
ReplyDeleteIncome investing is a rich man's money game
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