Panda's Investment Portfolio Hits A New All Time High Record In An Uninspiring And Boring SG Stock Market! (2)

Read? Panda's Investment Portfolio Hits A New All Time High Record In An Uninspiring And Boring SG Stock Market!

DBS : Round 23-2 : Sold @ $35.02

A new personal ATH  $35.02 but new DBS ATH @ $35.18. Alamak!

Read? DBS : Round 23-1 : Sold @ $33.68

Round 27 : ROC +0.9%, 49 days,    B $32.28 S $32.68

Round 26 : ROC +2.6%, 11 days,    B $31.59 S $32.51

Round 25-1 : ROC +6.9%, 38 days, B $29.78 S $31.94

Round 23-1 : ROC +75.7%, 659 days, B $18.78 S $33.68

Round 23-2 : ROC +84.4%, 665 days, B $18.78 S $35.02

STI Since 1990 For Panda/Koala Only

 DBS new ATH @ $34.37! Steady! 

MCT

 

DBS : Round 23-1 : Sold @ $33.68

Read? DBS : Round 27 : Sold @ $32.68

A new personal ATH  $33.68!

Round 27 : ROC +0.9%, 49 days,    B $32.28 S $32.68

Round 26 : ROC +2.6%, 11 days,    B $31.59 S $32.51

Round 25-1 : ROC +6.9%, 38 days, B $29.78 S $31.94

Round 23-1 : ROC +75.7%, 659 days, B $18.78 S $33.68

1 Jan - CPF Happy Interests Day For 1M65 vs 1MSGX. Who Is The Real 1M?

Singapore investment bloggers will start showing their passive income from CPF from 1 Jan - CPF Happy Interests Day onwards

1M65: Bro, my passive income from CPF in liao. Year on year growing steady shiok! How about your passive income from SGX?

1MSGX : Better than last year 50% drop in passive income!

1M65: You still 1M?

1MSGX: Of course!  This year back to 1M and also reached a new ATH 1M! Shiok man! 

1M65: How about next year? Still 1M?

1MSGX: Hmm .. may be Yes but not sure! Depending on Mr Market's mood!

1M65:  Har! Like that you not real 1M leh! 

1M65: I am real 1M. Every year will hit a new ATH 1M! 1M only goes up!

1M65: Bro, you work so hard in the market and 1M also not steady! Don't waste your time and effort! Come and follow 1M65 for passive income and celebrate 2023 CPF Happy Interests Day! LOL!

Investment Performance Across 22 Yrs In Boring, Uninspiring Super Terrible Index

Old dog can't learn new tricks in the market to go to Moon!

SGX is a Old Age Home for old folks in Singapore to survive on minimum income from the market and supplemented by CPF and CPF Life!

After 22 years across market cycles of Bulls and Bears (WTC Sep 11, SARS, GFC and COVID-19) and 5 years without a single cent for re-investing; the performance is .... sigh!

The only self-consolation is that 2022 will be the year that Uncle8888 will cross the 50% mark to Land of Investing Nirvana!

 

Can Panda/Koala Investors Retire in Comfort in Singapore With Replacement Income From SGX And CPF?

Read? Retiring in Comfort in Singapore - Replacement Income

Blueprint For Panda/Koala Retail Investors To Generate Trading Income, Dividend Income, Passive Income, Passive & Lazy Income, and Freehold and Lazy Income For Life!

 After 22 years across market cycles of Bulls and Bear as Panda/Koala retail investor in boring & uninspiring SGX; Uncle8888 has one picture to show how he managed to generate trading income, dividend income (can also be Panadols to ease heartache), passive income, passive & lazy income and finally reaching Investing Nirvana for freehold & lazy income for life!

Long-term investing and short-term trading through the way of Sardines, Touchstones, Multi-baggers, Salted Fish and RIP for Dead Fish! He has them ALL!

That 0.1% Xmas Wish Has Been Granted Late By Santa In Super Terrible Index

Read? Don't Laugh At Precision Two Decimal Points Investment Returns! (2)

Read? DBS : Round 27 : Sold @ $32.68

Ho Ho! That 0.1% hit to close for 2021!

Go ahead and laugh at one decimal place. Another hope for 10.0% in 2022!

DBS : Round 27 : Sold @ $32.68

Read? DBS : Bought @ $32.28 For Round 27

A new personal ATH  $32.68!

Round 27 : ROC +0.9%, 49 days, B $32.68 S $32.28

Round 26 : ROC +2.6%, 11 days, B $31.59 S $32.51

Round 25-1 : ROC +6.9%, 38 days, B $29.78 S $31.94

Portfolio Management : Not Pulling Out Any Weeds in the Garden Of Flowers And Weeds Yet!

The last time Uncle8888 was busy pulling out ugly weeds from his Garden of Flowers and Weeds was in late Nov 2008, GFC!

More than 10 years of leaving weeds alone in his garden as these ugly weeds haven't overgrown his flowers to make him eyes sore; and also his garden still has enough space to plant new seeds!

Get the Moral of the Story in portfolio management?

All farmers will need to get rid of weeds or those lazy and silly ones don't?

Life can Adapt And Goes On - Life Lessons From COVID-19

No overseas travelling! 

No hopping to JB on free transport anytime on weekdays to Grab stuffs. 

No RM2 shopping!

No eating out at restaurants to celebrate birthdays and festive seasons!

More home cooked meals for two and hot pot dinner is the easiest to prepare for family dinners! LOL!

Medical costs can ONLY go UP since our body after Point X can go DOWN and down!

Also signed up for Care shield Life! 

Two consecutive years of minimum household expenses!

Dividend Income Investing Is Like .....

Our account size really matters!

Same like planting home vegetables for green. 

Big garden and big pots. Small garden and fewer pots. Mini-pots and instant noodles? 

Nano dividend harvesting can only add some green to instant noodle for lunch for two! :-)

No Stop-loss But Absolutely Cut-loss Up To 10% of Capital Base Automatically And Passively With Bitter Panadols To Ease Heartache!

Read? https://www.rainbowonfi.com/2021/12/year-end-reflections-2021.html#comments

I guess you have your "crash got sound" experience on the No.1 reason why most traders lost money - weak money/risk management....

Never let a mistake go to waste. That's how we veterans survived.

Now you may understand why I use Stop-Loss orders despite 70-80% of the time, if I had held on to these losing trades, eventually they will make money one day...

Its to prevent those 20-30% of the time if I didn't get out, they would have wiped out my trading account!!!

But that's my experience. You have to work out your own money/risk management strategies to survive losing trades/investments. And rest assured, we'll have them!

There are lots of other hedging methods if one don't like to use Stop-loss orders - for eg, Peter Lynch don't use Stop-loss orders. He got his 10 baggers to dilute out the losses ;)

Read? Relating to stop-loss!

Risk and Money Management And Absolute Positions Sizing Relative To Capital Base for consistency

Over 22 yrs as Panda retail investor and trader in boring and unaspiring local market!

No stop-loss and yet never blow out his account despites many losses and also 4 Zero-baggers (100% invested capital wipe out)!

We need to find out from ourselves the form of risk and Money management strategy and method that fixed into our money and investing Mind!

3 M's in investing : Method, Money Management and Mind

 

DBS

 

Investment Portfolio In Super Terrible Index And Also Without The Power Of Compounding Wonder - How Bad?

Can Panda Retiree continue to survive in Super Terrible Index without the power of re-investing for compounding effect?

Let see what happen in 2022!

The Worst Scenario In Investing Is "When Genius Failed!"

Uncle8888 has been there before thinking that he was that Little Genius in the market with a profitable formula, method or strategy and then "When Genius Failed"; it became his worst scenario and never ever again thinking he will be that Little Genius in the market. 

We all are in the same Market making the most money from each other so Genius will come and take money from the rest of us!

Read? My Thought On Leveraging To Power Up Trading Income From SGX

SATS

 

Hunting For Multi-baggers In Local Market

Probably; the difference in the nature of multi-baggers hold by Panda/Koala retail investors in boring Super Terrible Index is their freehold multi-baggers generating lifelong passive income without fear of losing their money ever.

Free Dividend Fallacy? No lah! It Is Freehold Dividends For Life!!!

Active management and a willingness to take risks with smaller stocks easily trump the Straits Times Index's dull returns

Read? Hunting for multi-baggers in the local market

AMONG the first few books I ever read on investing were Peter Lynch's One Up On Wall Street and Beating The Street - which got me excited about "multi-bagger" stocks.

Lynch coined the term to refer to stocks that appreciate by a multiple of their initial value. So, a stock that trebles in value is a 3-bagger, and a stock that quadruples is a 4-bagger.

Then, there were the vaunted 10-bagger stocks. During the 13 years Lynch ran the Fidelity Magellan Fund - from 1977 to 1990 - he is said to have invested in several stocks that delivered 10-fold gains.

The result: Lynch achieved a blistering annual return of 29.2 per cent and his fund saw an avalanche of inflows. The day he resigned, the fund held US$14 billion in assets, up from just US$18 million when he started.

As a result of the influence of Lynch's books, I used to only invest in stocks that I could imagine becoming multi-baggers over time.

It helped that I began investing during the heady days of the early 1990s. It also helped that I had a pretty wild imagination, and an appetite for even obscure micro-cap stocks.

While I am much less of a risk taker now, I still think that investors ought to own stocks for the growth they offer rather than their dividend yields.

In the Singapore market, however, that poses something of a challenge.

This column has previously highlighted that the local market has performed relatively poorly over the past decade, and the bulk of the Straits Times Index (STI)'s total return has come from dividends rather than stock price appreciation.

Moreover, market watchers here often lament the absence of big tech-oriented stocks that are normally associated with multi-bagger returns.

Is it even possible to find multi-bagger stocks on the local bourse? Could a Peter Lynch wannabe thrive in the Singapore market?

Local multi-baggers

During the 10 years to Dec 10, there were 137 Singapore-listed stocks that delivered a total return of at least 100 per cent (on a dividend reinvested basis) - akin to 2-bagger stocks taking into account their dividends.

While these 137 names included some of the largest blue chip companies in the market - notably DBS (which returned 314 per cent), OCBC (116 per cent) and UOB (161 per cent) - they are clearly skewed towards smaller companies.

The average market capitalisation of these 137 stocks is just over S$2.6 billion. By comparison, the 30 component stocks of the STI have an average market value of more than S$17.1 billion.

Among the better performers, the average market value is even smaller.

For instance, there were 22 stocks that delivered a total return of 500 per cent or more during the 10 years to Dec 10 - including Ban Leong Technologies (583 per cent), Spindex Industries (598 per cent), The Hour Glass (707 per cent) and Riverstone Holdings (734 per cent) - with an average market capitalisation of just over S$463 million.

Among the very best performers, however, the average market capitalisation is somewhat higher.

For instance, the 7 stocks with total returns topping 1,000 per cent during the 10-year period - AEM Holdings (7,231 per cent), Azeus Systems Holdings (2,676 per cent), UMS Holdings (1,658 per cent), Cortina Holdings (1,435 per cent), Micro-Mechanics Holdings (1,306 per cent), GSH Corp (1,120 per cent) and Frencken Group (1,005 per cent) - had an average market capitalisation of nearly S$753 million.

Local stocks with multi-bagger returns over shorter periods of time had a similar market capitalisation profile.

For instance, there were 70 stocks that achieved a total return of 100 per cent or more during the 5-year period to Dec 10, with an average market capitalisation of just under S$2 billion.

Only 18 of those 70 stocks returned 300 per cent or more during the 5-year period - including Rex International (334 per cent), Samudera Shipping Line (334 per cent) and Medtecs International (620 per cent) - with an average market capitalisation of just over S$523 million.

There were 4 stocks with returns topping 1,000 per cent - AEM Holdings (4,031 per cent), Azeus Systems Holdings (2,906 per cent), NutryFarm International (1,120 per cent) and iFast Corp (1,011 per cent) - with an average market capitalisation of nearly S$1.05 billion.

Channelling Peter Lynch

Peter Lynch once explained the virtue of hunting for multi-bagger stocks this way: If you invest an equal amount in five stocks, and one of those stocks turns out to be a 10-bagger while others go nowhere, you would still have nearly tripled your money.

To find these multi-baggers, Lynch would cast his net wide. His fund held as many as 1,400 stocks at any one time, and he has been described as "non-discriminatory" when recommending stocks.

What is the secret to successful stock picking? Lynch puts it down to a combination of art, science and legwork - that is, a knack of imagining how a business might develop and grow, an ability to decipher financial statements, and the stamina to research and keep track of numerous companies.

He also adjusted his investing strategies to suit different types of stocks.

For instance, he maintained significant exposure over the long term to stocks he deemed to have unshakeable fundamentals - among them the Federal National Mortgage Association, better known as Fannie Mae.

Yet, he was quite prepared to buy beaten down cyclicals and deftly trade out of them when he saw no further upside. "Cyclicals are like blackjack," he said, in Beating The Street. "Stay in the game too long and it's bound to take all your profit."

So, how would Peter Lynch be positioned in the Singapore market now?

This is pure conjecture of course: But I imagine he would have found his way into consistent long-term outperformers, large and small - including DBS, Venture Corp (415 per cent total return over 10 years), and Micro-Mechanics.

I would not be surprised if he had bought iFast early last year, and reaped a 10-bagger gain as the stock soared on surging earnings.

Lynch would probably also be holding on to shares of the local watch retailers - Cortina and The Hour Glass - riding their improving profitability while keeping an eye on their valuations.

Looking ahead, he would probably be trying to handicap the potential post-pandemic upside for Thai Beverage (268 per cent return over last 10 years); and figuring out how much Straits Trading (100 per cent return over last 5 years) would be worth once the sale of its stake in ARA Asset Management to ESR Cayman is completed.

Given his penchant for hunting for winners even in dull sectors, Lynch might also be closely watching homegrown companies like Challenger Technologies (145 per cent return over last 10 years) and Tai Sin Electric (335 per cent return over last 10 years) as they try to reposition themselves for the future.

At the dawn of 2022, a year I fear will be marked by rising inflation and interest rates, one of my resolutions is to refocus on the magnificent long-term growth that stocks offer and devote more time to the art, science and legwork of identifying multi-baggers in the local market.

The writer owns shares in Straits Trading, Venture Corp and The Hour Glass.

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! 

DOW vs STI

 No Santa Rally next week or buying for passive income next year???

Mr Market Can Value That Whole Chicken Is Worth LESS Than Its Drumsticks And Wings!

Can we really believe we can do FA???

For donkey years; Uncle8888 has been taking bitter Panadols; but after restructuring

Read? CAPITALANDINVEST after CPL Restructuring

CLI (Drumsticks) + 0.155 CICT (Wings) + $0.95 > Ex CPL

Looking forward to see what happen after completion of restructuring of Kep Corp and Olam!

More Than Luck And Skills; Hindsight Wisdom And Regrets Too!

 Read? The Luck Factor in Investing???

Across market cycles of Bulls and Bears, and plenty of Pull backs and Corrections: do we add, hold, take profits or cut losses?

How?

Our hindsight wisdom or regrets will guide our actions?

ComfortDelgro : Bought @ $1.38 for Round 4

Read? ComfortDelgro : Bought @ $1.56 for Round 3

Why Into Counting Daily 10,000 Steps? Precision? Silly? or What??? (2)

Read? Why Into Counting Daily 10,000 Steps? Precision? Silly? or What???

Counting 10,000 steps and then pinching pennies along the walking path!

Adding up pennies to dollars!

Closing 2021 with 50+10+10+5+5+5+25+50+5 = $165 or $0.45 per day

Need to walk two days for a cup of kopi-o kosong! 

Our Investment Losses Are Far More Scary Than Inflation!

Read? Most Effective Hedge Against Inflation

Investing to fight year-on-year inflation, what is most effective hedge against inflation?

See for yourself!

Did you see how to hedge against inflation as investors?

1M in SRS???

Hmm ... hor!

We contribute SRS for tax relief or tax avoidance; but we became very successfully in building up our wealth in SRS to $1M for withdrawal over 10 yrs and then willing to pay higher tax during our retirement!

Did Uncle8888 miss out something here? Cheam!!!

Don't Laugh At Precision Two Decimal Points Investment Returns! (2)

Read? Don't Laugh At Precision Two Decimal Points Investment Returns!

With only a few weeks to year end 2021; at 0.1% to 10.0% ROC (Realized Cash Return on Total Capital) also NOT easy to achieve!

Need Santa Claus to come to Town for Santa Rally in SGX!

Don't Laugh At Precision Two Decimal Points Investment Returns!

Hmm .. you too laugh at precision two decimal points investment return?

Bank loan interests for Dec 21 still maintained at 1.04929%. Five decimal points!

Yeap. When banks collect those five decimal points loan interests from massive customers. It will add up to big round down number!

Same same for precision two decimal points investment returns! Over two to three decades of two decimal points. It can also add to mid or high single digit! :-)

DBS, OCBC and UOB

 

Omicron Bear Coming to Town instead of Santa Claus!!!

Read? Omicron - The Next Pain Point Or Opportunity For Retail Investors Begins!

Is Omicron going to be worse than COVID-19 beating up Panda retail investors who only know how to long ONLY!

Let see how badly Uncle8888 will be beaten by Omicron Bear! 

Day 2 of long days of pains ahead!

Buy more. Lose more! :-(

Singtel : Bought @ $2.38 for Round 6

Read? Singtel : Bought @ $2.46 for Round 5 (Buy back)

Omicron coming to Town! More pain coming too!

CLI

 

Omicron - The Next Pain Point Or Opportunity For Retail Investors Begins!

An unsophisticated, Panda/Koala retail investor in uninspiring and boring local SGX market!

More Panadols to ease more pain soon!

Panda's lies - Paper losses are NOT real. Go and sleep well!! LOL!

Dow tumbles 900 points for worst day of year on fears of new Covid variant, S&P 500 drops 2%

 

U.S. stocks dropped sharply on Friday as a new Covid variant found in South Africa triggered a global shift away from risk assets.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 905.04 points, or 2.53%, for its worst day of the year, closing at 34,899.34. The S&P 500 lost 2.27% to close at 4,594.62, while the Nasdaq Composite slipped 2.23% to finish at 15,491.66. The Dow was down more than 1,000 points at session lows.

The downward moves came after World Health Organization officials on Thursday warned of a new Covid-19 variant that’s been detected in South Africa. The new variant contains more mutations to the spike protein, the component of the virus that binds to cells, than the highly contagious delta variant. Because of these mutations, scientists fear it could have increased resistance to vaccines, though WHO said further investigation is needed. On Friday, the WHO deemed the new strain a variant of concern and named it omicron.

Bitcoin as one point traded as low as $53,549, its lowest level since early October.

The cryptocurrency is down 20% from an all-time high of nearly $69,000 which it hit earlier this month.

Bear markets are typically defined by a decline of 20% or more from recent highs.

BTC also panic selling???

BTC is supposed to be future proof?

SATS : Bought $4.04 for Round 1

Olam

 

Singtel : Bought @ $2.46 for Round 5 (Buy back)

Read? Singtel : Bought @ $2.52 for Round 4 (Buy back)

XD 17 Dec 21. Panadols for next year heartache!

The True Secrets To Sustainable Dividend Income Investing Across Market and Economics Cycles

 3M's in investing - Method, Mind and Money Management!

If you are among those who kept searching for the best Method or the best "Gurus" to teach you the best Method to invest for sustainable dividend income across market and economic cycles for FIRE or Retirement; you may not be able to discover the true secrets to sustainable dividend income investing.

Who can train your Mind?

Who can train your discipline?

You and yourself?

Mind part - Secret No 1 is your Holding power

How strong?

Will you be forced into selling some of your dividend stocks during market low to make up for lost of dividend income?

Money Management part - Secret No 2 is your Firing power

How large is your War Chest when market turning bearish and going to crash soon?

If you happen to win this battle; you will strengthen your Holding power for next market cycles; your dividend yield will be stronger and sweeter. You may even hold some Touchstones generating dividend income for life!

BTW; anyone also heard about these two secrets in investment seminars, webinars, roadshows, social media or course previews?

Share share hor :-)

Singtel

 

Singtel : Bought @ $2.52 for Round 4 (Buy back)

Read? Singtel : Sold @ $2.58 as Round 2-2

DBS

 

War Chest As Calibrator To Regulate Cash Flow Across Market And Economics Cycle During Retirement (3)

 Read? War Chest As Calibrator To Regulate Cash Flow Across Market And Economics Cycle During Retirement (2)

What may actually work to generate sustainable retirement income for Panda/Koala retirees in Singapore market?

The commonly recommended 3% to 4% rule based withdrawal by FAs and/or on the ground tested method based on War Chest as calibrator to generate sustainable retirement income across market and economics flowing into Cash Reservoir to minimize any down the road forced assets draw-down during market low.  

Draw-down of assets during market low to support living expenses is a bad investing strategy!

5th year into retirement (2017 to 2021) - Actual outcome

Where does the money come from??? (3)

Read? Where does the money come from??? (2)

Hmm ...

Tesla has never declared dividends on our common stock. We intend on retaining all future earnings to finance future growth and therefore, do not anticipate paying any cash dividends in the foreseeable future.

Tesla just had its worst week in 20 months after Elon Musk sold $5.7 billion worth of shares (Elon pocketed $5.7B. Where does the money come from???)

One simple example of where does the money come from in HDB heartland!

The father asked his son to buy over his 4 rm HDB at market price e.g. $400K. He bought it very cheap at $55K. Father made $345K. Pom pi pi! His son CPF OA less $400K!

Father happy! Son also happy?

DBS : Bought @ $32.28 For Round 27

This morning a new ATH @ $32.68!

Personal ATH  $31.51

Replay to hit a new personal ATH or suck Panadol on Friday and wait long long!

Read? DBS : Round 26 : Sold @ $32.51

Why Into Counting Daily 10,000 Steps? Precision? Silly? or What???

Read? Completed The National Steps Challenge Season 5 today?

Yesterday completed!

$50 spare from the walking paths to hoot the next ToTo $8M draw to become Millionaire in Singapore!

Every 6 months spare $50 to hoot ToTo!

Singtel : Sold @ $2.58 as Round 2-2

Read? Singtel : Sold @ $2.53 as Round 2-1

Round 2-2: ROC 10.4%, 152 days, B $2.33 S $2.58

Round 2-1: ROC 8.2%, 131 days, B $2.33 S $2.53

Round 1: ROC 3.8%, 110 days, B $2.38 S $2.48

DBS : Round 26 : Sold @ $32.51

Read? DBS Hits ATH @ $32.06 On 28 Oct 2021

Round 26 : ROC +2.6%, 11 days, B $31.59 S $32.51

Round 25-1 : ROC +6.9%, 38 days, B $29.78 S $31.94

Encountering At Least One Major Economic or Market Crisis Is Good For Our Future Prospective!!! - Refresh

Read? IN FOCUS: Qualified, willing but still looking for work - why some mature PMEs struggle to find jobs despite retraining, government support

Lucky; Uncle8888 was given Cry Got Sound life lesson by old days "Siva-like" right at his face and never forget!

We are firmly shaped by our own personal experience on the ground! Same like investing. 

Investing is like sports, hobbies or daily or weekly exercise. We choose our very own sports, hobbies or exercise; or you are the type who will follow the most popular ones. Investing; same same. We choose own Game to play! 

Should we be easily influenced by the most popular Game of the Day; and then give up our own Game even it is scoring well just to follow the popular ones?

Read? Encountering At Least One Major Economic or Market Crisis Is Good For Our Future Prospectives!!!

How To Invest With Small Capital And Retire As Millionaire In Singapore? Real Person. Real Story!

Read? True Story of ToTo JackPot Group 1 Winners in 1988!

LOL!

Good luck can FIRE soon!

He can! You can!

Free Dividend Fallacy? No lah! It Is Freehold Dividends For Life!!!

Read? Dividend Investing: When Does It Work, And When Doesn’t It Work?

Why would Investors go for Dividend Investing?

One of the earliest pieces of research into dividend investing, all the way back in 1984 by Shefrin and Statman, posited that investors’ preference for dividend investing was due to several reasons, amongst them:

To better exercise control over the management of the firm. i.e by demanding managers pay out dividends from earnings, shareholders ensure that the managers do not spend it on initiatives which are not beneficial to the shareholders

As a form of self control, so as not to overspend by selling too much of their stocks and running out of money

A preference for having something tangible in hand. i.e. a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush (CW8888: Real money in our pocket especially for retirees to fund their living expenses! Money already spent will never lose to Mr Market ever agin! LOL!)

Loss and regret aversion, by getting dividends to make up for capital losses when investing in stocks (CW8888: Panadols!!!)

To achieve freehold dividend income for life; it is a very long road, up and down valleys and mountains to Rome!  

Along this long road to Rome, Panadol! Panadol! Panadol! 

Suck plenty of Panadols till we reach Rome!!! 

Pain no more. 

Freehold dividends for life Pom pi pi!

Read? Yield of dreams: Investors have "a once in a lifetime opportunity" in blue chips (15)

DBS - New ATH @ $32.37 - A Few Real Stories On Why Investing Over Long Term Is Much Harder Than Talking On Theories Or Listening To "Gurus"!!!

Hindsight wisdom is either regrets, sorry or heng ah!

The hindsight wisdom is now back to haunt Uncle8888! 

History repeating again!  

Is this time wiser or better??? 

Tuesday, 13 October 2020

Read? DBS - Time in the market or Timing the Market?

Read? Market Cycles of What???

Read? Stop Loss, Cut Loss and Trailing Stop

What wrong with Panadols sucking strategy?

Panadols collected from 2009 to 2021 from DBS is $10.31!

Singtel

 

DBS - Continuous days of Black candles but hitting a new ATH @$32.37. Bearish sign of sharp drop like last ATH @ $31.74 after Friday Q3 result???