Thursday, 16 April 2015
Why choose to return money to CPF OA to earn 2.5% CAGR for DBS?
You sold your pillow stock?
Read? DBS : Sold @ $21.04
You can see the recent rise in DBS stock price has made its dividend @ $0.58 not so attractive as cash flow for volatile asset comparing to the 2.5% interest earned in CPF OA as fixed asset.
It is a small premium paid to trade off for a peace of mind on the road to the next Bear market.
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CW,
ReplyDeleteNo more falling asleep at the wheel like in 2007 ;)
New investors will learn at their own pace there's more to investing than Value, Growth, and Income investing... There's sector rotations, risk management, and when their portfolio becomes big big, there's asset re-balancing ;)
I raise my glass to you!
Less Analyzing. More Investing - CW8888
DeleteHa ha!
$20 is the threshold to benchmark against CPF OA @ 2.5%.
DeleteIt is $0.58 vs $0.5x
:-)