*Last Updated 27/12/2023:
1. Portfolio overview (of vested capital)
2. Simplified Portfolio projections based on age as a rough handle/yardstick.
My aim is to accumulate predominantly good income dividend REITs/ Stocks in the SG market.
As with every goal(s), we need to set realistic, measurable targets.
1. This gives a personal feedback loop
2. A chance to evaluate past actions. (Thought process behind purchase, if not speculative)
We can have all the goals we want, but goals are nothing without ACTION.
"Swing Hard, just in case we hit it."
Annual dividends collected since inception
Investment statistics according to StocksCafe (only vested capital): Inception 19/2/2018.
Long Term Goal
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OLDER UPDATES:
My aim is to accumulate predominantly good income dividend REITs/ Stocks in the SG market.
As with every goal(s), we need to set realistic, measurable targets.
1. This gives a personal feedback loop
2. A chance to evaluate past actions. (Thought process behind purchase, if not speculative)
We can have all the goals we want, but goals are nothing without ACTION.
"Swing Hard, just in case we hit it."
Annual dividends collected since inception
(Note: Manual calculation may slightly differ from Stockscafe)
Investment statistics according to StocksCafe (only vested capital): Inception 19/2/2018.
OVERVIEW
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PROJECTIONS (since inception):
(conservative and simplified)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
(conservative and simplified)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
Based on conservative and simplified projections:
- Assuming I manage to save only $1,000 per month,
- With no salary growth whatsoever
- Portfolio has to gain overall 6% per year
- Dividends reinvested
- Retiring for $2k/month (expected to reach by age 60)
- With no salary growth whatsoever
- Portfolio has to gain overall 6% per year
- Dividends reinvested
- Retiring for $2k/month (expected to reach by age 60)
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OLDER UPDATES:
UPDATE: 20th March 2020 (Shifted to stockcafe after this point)
- Portfolio value $41,113.09 (Dropped from Jan's $42,318.06.)
- $20,000 earmarked for wedding/housing fund. (expect my portfolio to take a hit)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
UPDATE: 8th January 2020
- Portfolio value $42,318.06.
- $20,000 earmarked for wedding/housing fund. (expect my portfolio to take a hit)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
UPDATE: 28th November 2019
- Bought some AIMs reit after its stock price tumbled 6%+ as a result of it selling secondary shares to raise funds for 94m
- Sold Japfa for a small profit (Speculative)
UPDATE: 23rd October 2019
- Bought some AIMs reit after its stock price tumbled 6%+ as a result of it selling secondary shares to raise funds for 94m
- Getting stabilised at work but spending slightly more due to being attached.
UPDATE: 30th June 2019
- Initiated a FOMO short term position on Japfa on speculation of ASF.
- Secured a new job
- Got a one time severance fee (not a lot but it counts)
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/06/retrenchment-and-25-pay-increase-that-i.html
UPDATE: 10th June 2019
- On the defensive due to current situation in retrenchment and job-hunting
- Keeping net cash on the look out for Mr Market to present opportunities.
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/06/june-2019-mid-year-review-lessons-in-my.html
UPDATE: 14th April 2019
I broke my own self-imposed time out for a speculative position.
UPDATE: 4th April 2019
As discussed on:
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/04/im-retrenched-3-things-to-think-about.html,
I am now involuntarily laid-off due to company restructuring/relocation and forced to pause my plans while I job hunt. My positions remain but my portfolio value is now $19,990.35. Around $2k was paid for a skillsfuture course on Safety (Mar 31st post).
UPDATE: 3rd February 2019
As appeared on:
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/02/jan-2019-look-back-defensive-stocks-and.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
UPDATE: 21st DECEMBER 2018
As appeared on: https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2018/12/2018-year-end-review.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
*figures do not contain CPF and insurance commitments
Straits Times Index YTD performance: -10.35%
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2018/02/my-reits-plan-for-year-and-my-first.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
Related topics:
1. About K.C. What is my story?
2. My 3Cs to money/investing
3. Why you need to set aside money for savings first
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K.C.
The information listed on this website are solely for information and discussion purposes only. They are not meant to constitute financial advice. You should not undertake any decisions without first consulting Professionals/Competent Financial Advisor or conducting Due Diligence. "30 Year Old Investor" shall not be held liable for any loss or damage of any kind, that arise as a result of your use or reliance on the information contained on this site.
- Portfolio value $41,113.09 (Dropped from Jan's $42,318.06.)
- $20,000 earmarked for wedding/housing fund. (expect my portfolio to take a hit)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
UPDATE: 8th January 2020
- Portfolio value $42,318.06.
- $20,000 earmarked for wedding/housing fund. (expect my portfolio to take a hit)
Short Term Goal 2-3 years
Wedding/Housing Fund Target: (approx. $800 per month min.)
UPDATE: 28th November 2019
- Bought some AIMs reit after its stock price tumbled 6%+ as a result of it selling secondary shares to raise funds for 94m
- Sold Japfa for a small profit (Speculative)
UPDATE: 23rd October 2019
- Bought some AIMs reit after its stock price tumbled 6%+ as a result of it selling secondary shares to raise funds for 94m
- Getting stabilised at work but spending slightly more due to being attached.
UPDATE: 30th June 2019
- Initiated a FOMO short term position on Japfa on speculation of ASF.
- Secured a new job
- Got a one time severance fee (not a lot but it counts)
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/06/retrenchment-and-25-pay-increase-that-i.html
UPDATE: 10th June 2019
- Keeping net cash on the look out for Mr Market to present opportunities.
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/06/june-2019-mid-year-review-lessons-in-my.html
UPDATE: 14th April 2019
I broke my own self-imposed time out for a speculative position.
UPDATE: 4th April 2019
As discussed on:
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/04/im-retrenched-3-things-to-think-about.html,
I am now involuntarily laid-off due to company restructuring/relocation and forced to pause my plans while I job hunt. My positions remain but my portfolio value is now $19,990.35. Around $2k was paid for a skillsfuture course on Safety (Mar 31st post).
UPDATE: 3rd February 2019
As appeared on:
https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2019/02/jan-2019-look-back-defensive-stocks-and.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
UPDATE: 21st DECEMBER 2018
As appeared on: https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2018/12/2018-year-end-review.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
Straits Times Index YTD performance: -10.35%
My portfolio performance: -8.99%
Dividends collected YTD: $350.75
Dividends collected YTD: $350.75
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UPDATE: JULY 2018
My 2018 Goal and objectives:https://30yearoldinvestor.blogspot.com/2018/02/my-reits-plan-for-year-and-my-first.html
(click on link to read more on the rationale/thoughts behind the counters)
Related topics:
1. About K.C. What is my story?
2. My 3Cs to money/investing
3. Why you need to set aside money for savings first
K.C.
The information listed on this website are solely for information and discussion purposes only. They are not meant to constitute financial advice. You should not undertake any decisions without first consulting Professionals/Competent Financial Advisor or conducting Due Diligence. "30 Year Old Investor" shall not be held liable for any loss or damage of any kind, that arise as a result of your use or reliance on the information contained on this site.
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