Portfolio and dividend update Feb 2020

Dividend by month

1) singtel
2) fcot sgx  starhillg fct sphreit cmt  capitacom mit suntec hsbank lian beng nam lee singpost
3)   taisin  hsbank petronas capitaretail
4) hsbc dbs
5) fcot steng sgx  uob sph starhillg fct sphreit cmt cdg hcg Singre teckwah mit sci suntec  hlf ocbc ge
6)  netlink hsbank maybank petronas dbs hkland
7) singpost  tcil hsbc
8) fcot singtel  plife  suntec ocbc  starhill sci steng fct singpost sphreit cmt ock  capitacom  siaen mit sats uob cdg sci ksh gpi dbs
9)   hlf teckwah singre capitaretail  petronas hsbank ge hsbc
10) sgx tcil lian beng hkland hsbc  maybank
11) fcot taisin sgx spost  starhillg fct cmt siaen mit suntec dbs sia netlink hsbc
12) sph ksh ock sats  ksh gpi  petronas



Remarks:

Added MB, PG, UOB, DBS, SPOST this month

Overall,

nothing fanciful and nothing new: dividends received will be used to reinvest in the same counters and/or the counters which are about to pay dividends soon.

No further input is necessary. Portfolio creates the income every month and gets reinvested. One reinvestment move means one more continuous stream of income in the future.

Counters get rebalanced periodically as and when the opportunities arise.

Market up or down doesn't matter too much, in fact is not a bad thing after all. Dividends provided new cash flow as compounding and dollar cost average tool.

This is all season, all market condition investment strategy, and works for all investors of all ages as well.

(all investments involves risks, including total capital losses and even getting in debt. please invest at your own risk)

50k portfolio with dividends every month

I last came out with such a portfolio about 4-5years ago. That time, i used an amount of about $10k.

This time I decide to increase the amount, to make the amount of dividends received more meaningful to people who depend on this.

I put myself in the shoes of a retiree who is not working and thus will need to depend on the dividend income for day to day use. Importantly, I don't want to outlive my portfolio.

This will also assume that I have in addition a sum of rainy day funds as I am not prepared to liquidate any of this portfolio, cos if i do, then the likelihood of me needing to return back to work increases.

So my portfolio will consist mostly of names which are well known and unlikely to go bust anytime in my lifetime and the income flow will expect to rise with time, to help me cope with the rising costs of living.

Its difficult to find good companies locally paying in 3 & 7 months, so i went over to HK market. This in turn, also adds diversification to the portfolio.

Dividends might go up as well as go down. But majority of them, with time, taking a collective view, it should be on a uptrend.


Ok, without further delay,

on left is counter and on right is number of shares
(please note that the amount and figures are approx only and will vary with time, of course)

Approx portfolio size around $50k. Each counter size is from $3000-$5000 roughly.

SPH R 3700
Singtel 1000
DBS 200
CDG 2000
SGX 500
SPH 2000
Spost 4500
Netlink 3900
CMT 1600
MIT 1400
HSBC 400
Hang Seng Bank 100


on the right of the counter name is the dividend amount

January Singtel 68                                                                                       TOTAL 68
February SPHR 51 SGX38 Spost23 CMT50 MIT 44                                TOTAL 206
March  HSB63                                                                                            TOTAL 63
April HSBC112 DBS66                                                                              TOTAL 178
May SPHR 51 CMT50 MIT 44DBS66 SPH130 CDG123 SGX 38          TOTAL 492
June HSB25 Netlink95                                                                               TOTAL 120
July HSBC56                                                                                              TOTAL56
August SPHR 51 CMT50 MIT 44 Singtel107 DBS66                               TOTAL 318
September HSB25 HSBC56 CDG123                                                        TOTAL 204
October SGX 38                                                                                          TOTAL 38
November SPHR 51 CMT50 MIT 44 HSB25 HSBC56 DBS66 SGX 38  TOTAL 330
December SPH130 Netlink98                                                                      TOTAL 228



***If anyone finds the info useful, please use it at your own risk

***Any investment carries risks, including the total loss of investment sum.

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Portfolio and dividend update january 2020

Dividend by month

1) singtel lianbeng
2) fcot sgx  starhillg fct sphreit cmt  capitaretail capitacom mit suntec dbs hsbank
3) spost  taisin  nam lee hkland hsbank petronas
4) hsbc
5) fcot steng sgx  uob sph starhillg fct sphreit cmt cdg hcg Singre teckwah mit sci suntec  hlf ocbc ge
6)  netlink hsbank maybank petronas dbs
7) singpost  tcil hsbc
8) fcot singtel  plife  suntec ocbc  starhill sci steng fct singpost sphreit cmt ock  capitacom  siaen mit sats uob cdg sci ksh gpi dbs
9)   hlf teckwah singre capitaretail  petronas hsbank ge hsbc
10) sgx tcil lian beng hkland hsbc  maybank
11) fcot taisin sgx spost  starhillg fct cmt siaen mit suntec dbs sia netlink hsbc
12) sph ksh ock sats  ksh gpi  petronas



Remarks:

Added MB, PG and DBS this month

Overall,

nothing fanciful and nothing new: dividends received will be used to reinvest in the same counters and/or the counters which are about to pay dividends soon.

No further input is necessary. Portfolio creates the income every month and gets reinvested. One reinvestment move means one more continuous stream of income in the future.

Counters get rebalanced periodically as and when the opportunities arise.

Market up or down doesn't matter too much, in fact is not a bad thing after all. Dividends provided new cash flow as compounding and dollar cost average tool.

This is all season, all market condition investment strategy, and works for all investors of all ages as well.

(all investments involves risks, including total capital losses and even getting in debt. please invest at your own risk)

cut and paste this link to join telegram dividend investment discussions 

https://t.me/joinchat/LF1A_hcaKpIQDPChnbnwcA