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Sunday, 19 December 2021

Super Terrible Index Is Still Not So Bad For Yield Hog Retail Investors

Uncle8888 has one free APPL from Moomoo after signing up on referral from his friend to get cash incentive, deposited fund and then withdrew it out!

Dividends for 2021 is $0.45 or 0.3% yield! 



Posted by Createwealth8888 at 08:41
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  1. Spur19 December 2021 at 11:45:00 GMT+8

    Uncle8888,

    Lol! Ahh, but how much has your Apple stock gained? ;)

    It is the total returns that's important, not just dividend yield or capital gains by themselves.

    Ok, ok paper gains are not real. :P

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  2. Singapore Man of Leisure19 December 2021 at 12:22:00 GMT+8

    CW,

    I'll be sporting; I'll bite. Wink.

    I mean you BOLD the 0.3% for a reason right?

    You round up, didn't you. What? No precision in 2 decimal places? Lol!


    I would have stopped at $0.45.

    Once you have pulled out all your funds, it's "infinity" yield for the win!

    You too honest. It's ok. It's clear you have not done sales before.

    We have enough snake oils in our community.

    You be our breath of fresh air :)

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  3. mysecretinvestment21 December 2021 at 08:02:00 GMT+8

    Welcome to the Moomoo club! 😂 Never too old to try and learn new things. I am 60 !

    I opened my Moomoo account on 17 Mar 21, and a crypto account with Coinhako on 1 Mar 21. So, I guess I will seeing you in Coinhako club as well?

    After nine months with the two new platforms, I must say that I am not doing well with either. 😌. As with Singapore stocks, I dont trade. I just buy and hold.

    I have injected a total of S$44,000 into Moomoo, and my US stock holdings is currently in the red with a paper loss of S$1,657. These three events are causing uncertainty : 1) Omicron, 2) Fed tapering QE and 3) inflation and threat of rising interest rate.

    I injected S$26,000 into Coinhako and my crypto collection is currently worth $26,381.

    Right now, I cannot imagine depending on them for our retirement.

    On the local scene I am relieved and happy that our passive income for this year (2021) is almost back to pre-Covid level.

    In 2019 (before Covid), our passive income (combined for couple) was $196,870. This year we collected $196,636 comprising:

    1. Dividend : $67,836
    2. Rental : $35,800
    3. CPF interest : $93,000 ( at this point, it is still an estimation. Got to wait till 1Jan 2022 to confirm).

    Next year is another "cloudy" year with Omicron making its impact felt.

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