|
No.
|
Counters
|
No. of Lots
|
Market Price (SGD)
|
Total Value (SGD) based on market
price |
Allocation %
|
|
1.
|
FraserCenter Point Trust
|
26
|
1.765
|
45,890.00
|
24.0%
|
|
2.
|
Vicom
|
6
|
4.66
|
27,960.00
|
14.0%
|
|
3.
|
SPH
|
6
|
3.97
|
23,820.00
|
12.0%
|
|
4.
|
FraserCommercial Trust
|
13
|
1.215
|
15,795.00
|
8.0%
|
|
5.
|
First Reit
|
13
|
1.05
|
13,650.00
|
7.0%
|
|
6.
|
Ascott Reit
|
9
|
1.225
|
11,025.00
|
6.0%
|
|
7.
|
Neratel
|
20
|
0.76
|
15,200.00
|
8.0%
|
|
8.
|
SembCorp Ind
|
2
|
4.97
|
9,940.00 |
5.0%
|
|
9.
|
Boustead
|
7
|
1.325
|
9,275.00 |
5.0%
|
|
10.
|
Ascendas Hosp. Trust
|
7
|
0.745
|
5,215.00
|
3.0%
|
|
11.
|
Second Chance
|
12
|
0.455
|
5,460.00
|
3.0%
|
|
12.
|
China Merchant Pacific
|
6
|
0.845
|
5,070.00
|
3.0%
|
|
13.
|
Noble
|
4
|
0.83
|
3,320.00
|
2.0%
|
|
|
Total SGD
|
|
|
191,620.00
|
100.00%
|
The portfolio has gone down quite a bit from last month due to small market correction we had in the market. The portfolio was down about S$7K this month but I am not overly concerned about it as I am keeping it for income and it has served purposefully the past few years. In fact, I have taken the opportunity during the correction to load a little bit more of these shares. I’ve also changed the layout for the portfolio to reflect the allocation % so that it will be easier to see how heavy is the portfolio leaned towards a certain industry.
I’ve sold off all QAF shares at the peak of its price at $1.05 before it reported its earnings which I had expected to disappoint. Margins and EBIT were compressed heavily and the price plummeted downwards before hitting stable at ~$0.90.
I have also added more First Reit this month due to the heavy correction it has made in the past few days. I think we’ll see $1.00 to be a strong support and the shares seem to be stabilised around that price now. After these additions, my portfolio has now about 48% allocation of Reits and Trusts.
I think there will be much volatility during these and next month so I am keeping more cash on hand to take advantage of any further correction.
wow you are getting rich young man!
At this rate of wealth building, you add 1 to the Number of Millionaires in SG soon.
Well done!
🙂
It's early days but thanks guys for the encouragement.
Can you share how did you manage your investment?
Example:
1) when did you start your investment journey?
2) how much did you start?
3) How much % of your monthly income do you put investment?
4) what are the criteria before you invest in any shares?
Kindly share with all of US 😀
Hi Anonymous
The investment journey is nothing sort of new. Basically I'm ploughing active income into my passive income portfolio every month, saving a huge chunk of percentage in the meantime.
One of the criterias that I usually take a look in a company is the future prospect earnings, dividend yield and payout ratio and debt leverage. I generally prefer company with a strong balance sheet, which is why I used to own companies like SIA Eng and ST Eng but now have sold them due to their extensive valuations when I sold them. If the price is fair, I will go back to invest in their shares.
Hi B,
I am also curious about the % of salary you plough into investments, since you really have quite a large portfolio for your age.;)
Prices are getting fairer and fairer and I am getting ready to fire a second bullet. Getting a little concerned that I might be using up my bullets too fast.
Hi HWW
I think similar like you, I saved a huge chunk of my income before I got married. In months where I received dividends income, I saved almost the full 100% of my income. But after since I got married, the percentage has now dropped to about 70%. Still relatively good imo.
Are you still looking at Reits in this market selldown or other bluechips. I am waiting for SIA Eng and ST Eng to go down but Reits are getting more and more attractive.
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