The covid situation remained grave. At the time of writing this, its more than 2000 cases in a day. The number of deaths also gone up. Hope the situation can stabilize soon and hopefully come down.
Again, I stayed the course. Focused on dividend paying stocks. I feel its the best bet, more so during uncertain times.
When times are bad, the dividends prove very useful to assist in buying more stocks at inexpensive valuations.
To succeed in investing, actually no need to be very smart, no need to be very fast to catch the lowest price, no need to be very lucky to avoid the crashes as no one can anyway, but need to be clear minded and stay the course to invest for the long haul.
In fact, what i observe is that a lot of very smart people don't succeed in stock investing, mainly because they think they are very smart and surely can use their intelligence to outsmart the market. Some are maths geniuses and think they can use their maths knowledge to plot the most accurate TA chart and calculate the highest probability of success.
Some think their high PSLE score already give them an edge over others. The truth is that, perhaps one time win, two times win, even three times win, but can you win always?
What if one loss puts u back many steps like snake and ladders sliding the snake? And worse, imagine the distraction to their full time job. Some jobs cannot allow much distractions. In the end its lots of frustration and a lot of them conclude that the market is rigged.
There are no secret tips to what stocks to buy and no one special person you badly and only need to find in order to help you huat. Think about it, if it were secret tips, why should that person share with you? Even charging you money for that tip does not make sense, as he will spend all his time and effort buying it and huat himself. Yeah, that special person you only need to find and your job is to look for him to teach you how to huat, also does not make sense. Why don't invest more time and effort to increase and improve your own knowledge on investing rather than hoping for some tips from some mysterious person?
Added more dividend stocks, some of which I already have.
1) Bank of East Asia. One of the more undervalued bank stocks. Less than 1/2 book. Also, less well known compared to the usual bank counters. Steady dividend payor. In addition, might give a big special due to disposal of its insurance business
2) Wah Ha realty. Already have this. One of the most undervalued and highest dividend paying counters. On its annual report are a lot of industrial properties, mostly left over from its heydays as industrial king in HK.
3) Oi Wah Pawnshop. One of the largest pawnshops group in HK. Doing mortgage loans also, which is quite steady and returns are quite good. Though this is a many decades old business, its listing is only about 8-9years. Never knew one day, I would be owning such a business.
4) Henderson Land. Needs no introduction. Lee SK flagship. Of course steady dividend ship. This big blue chip, best to be added at around peak of pessimism as hard to get it cheap otherwise
5) Chevalier. Another steady good yield dividend ppty counter. Look at its AR, rather impressive stable of ppties, including some 120k freehold industrials in Sg
6) Aeon Credit. 22c dividend restored. At 44c per year dividends, this makes this counter one of the most highest yielding. Most likely can maintain as payout ratio is 50 plus percent only.
Dividends list. Number on left denotes month.
1) singtel Panasonic tai Cheung Chen Hsong holdings Takaful P&O Pokfulam Safety Godown MagniTech GSK. Allan International Pintaras Texwinca Chevalier
2) sgx plife starhillg fct sphreit cict mit suntec hsbank nam lee singpost LPI capital FEC pokfulam Rhb
3) taisin hsbank petronas clct pbb clp zhulian hysan SHK P&O GMsia Wellcal Water Oasis MBM resources Bursa malaysia
4) hsbc dbs cimb TNB P&O MagniTech GSK Bank of East Asia
5) steng plife sgx uob sph starhillg fct sphreit cict cdg hcg Singre mit sci suntec hlf ocbc ge ckh P&O UnitedPlantn HoBee LHT L&M SHKCo Vicom SBS transit Swire Pacific B
6) netlink hsbank maybank petronas Kc dbs hkland FLT clp zhulian Lung kee goldlion hung hing P&O pokfulam Wellcal WingOn Water Oasis Rhb LKH Tai Sang Giordano Raymond Cross Harbour MBM resources Paramount corp Henderson Land
7) singpost tcil hsbc bochk aeon creditHK hk Beijing enterprises KWAH Miramar Hotel GMsia Pokfulam MagniTech Yip Chemical Nanyang Holdings GSK Cross Harbour UOAdev Pintaras Guangdong investment
8) singtel suntec ocbc starhill sci kc steng fct singpost sphreit cict ock siaen mit sats uob cdg sci ksh gpi dbs LPI capital P&O Oriental Holdings FujiK PYF Vicom Kmloong Valuetronics SBS transit Bursa malaysia Oi Wah Pawnshop
9) plife hlf singre clct petronas hsbank ge hsbc ckh pbb clp wantwantchina Panasonic tai Cheung zhulian Chen Hsong holdings lung kee goldlion hysan Miramar Hotel Safety Godown Wellcal Tai Sang Giordano L&M SHKCo Allan International Cross Harbour MBM resources Paramount corp Pacific Texiles Chevalier Henderson Land
10) sgx tcil hkland hsbc maybank bochk aeon creditHK hkbeijing enterprise SHK TNB K WAH Hung Hing P&O GMsia MagniTech WingOn Yip Chemical Nanyang Holdings Raymond GSK Guangdong investment Carrianna Swire Pacific B Texwinca Bank of East Asia
11) taisin sgx spost plife starhillg fct cict siaen mit suntec dbs netlink hsbc cimb FEC Oriental Holdings Kmloong Noel Gifts
12) sph ksh ock sats ksh gpi petronas FLT CLP wantwantchina zhulian FujiK UnitedPlantn Wellcal PYF Cross Harbour Valuetronics Pacific Texiles Oi Wah Pawnshop
List of counters:
1. DBS
2. Vicom
3. LHT
4. CICT
5. Tai Sin Electric
6. Low Keng Huat
7. Soup Restaurant
8. Netlink Trust
9. UOB
10. OCBC
11. Hong Kong Land
12. Keppel Corp
13. Hotel Grand
14. Singtel
15. GP industries
16. SGX
17. SPH
18. Hong Leong Finance
19. Great Eastern
20. Valuetronics
21. Tan Chong
22. Parkway Life Reit
23. Nam Lee Pressed Metal
24. Bukit Sembawang
25. Comfortdelgro
26. SATS
27. Suntec Reit
28. Starhill Global
29. SIA Engineering
30. Capland China Trust
31. Old chang Kee
32. KSH
33. Sembcorp Industries
34. Sembcorp Marine (minimal shares left)
35. Ho Bee Land
36. Singpost
37. SIA
38. Frasers Centrepoint Trust
39. ST engineering
40. FCLT
41. MIT
42. Noel Gifts
43. SBS transit
1. Kim Loong Resource
2. UOA development
3. Pintaras
4. EITA resource
5. Paramount corp
6. MBM resource
7. CIMB
8. Public Bank
9. United Plantations
10. Allianz
11. RHB
12. Magnitech
13. Wellcall Holding
14. LPI capital
15. Gas Malaysia
16. Oriental Holding
17. Pacific & Orient
18. Tenaga Nasional
19. Carlsberg
20. Heineken
21. Litrak
22. Takaful
23. Zhulian
24. Panasonic
25. Maybank
26. Petronas Gas
27. Bursa malaysia
1. Bauhaus
2. Cross Harbour
3. Allan International
4. Raymond Industrial
5. Sino Land
6. L&M chemical
7. Sun Hung Kai Co
8. Giordano
9. Liu Chong Hing
10. Nanyang holding
11. Tai Sang Land
12. Yip's chemical
13. Pak Fah Yeow
14. Wah Ha Realty
15. FE consortium
16. Wing On
17. Safety Godown
18. Pokfulam
19. Fujikon
20. Miramar Hotel
21. Hung Hing print
22. K. Wah
23. Luk Fook
24. Aeon Credit
25. Hang Lung PPT
26. Kerry PPT
27. SHK PPT
28. Goldlion
29. Hysan
30. Chen Hsong
31. Lung Kee
32. Beijing Ent
33. Tai Cheung
34. Wantwant
35. BOCHK
36, CLP
37. Hang Seng Bank
38. CKH
39. HSBC
40. Guangdong Investment
41. Carrianna
42. Swire B
43. Pacific Texiles
44. Texwinca
45. Bank of East Asia
46. Chevalier
47. Henderson Land
48. Oi Wah Pawnshop
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