So, lap it up! ^^
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Positions In Double-Figure Paper Profits (%)
In the initial years of this blog, I have shown the average entry prices of my positions as I posted monthly updates of my dividend portfolio. Then I stopped sharing those prices as I don't think it helps readers to form sound investment decisions. Since then, people have been bugging me to share the prices again. I told them that some of my entry prices are so low they would not believe them anyway. Well, I decided to get this out of the way once and for all. This is a one-time-only reveal. Do not expect this to be a regular thing.
So, lap it up! ^^
So, lap it up! ^^
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15 comments:
price is very low indeed. would you still add more at current level?
Hi CJL Ad,
Not adding at current valuations.
Super nice. I will learn the power of holding thanks for the inspiration
Nice portfolio you have there
I admired your journey and your portfolio looks good and a report card to those who doesn't believe in stock markets especially reits. kudos to your hard works and sharing bro DW!
Hi singaporean learning to retire well,
Thanks for the support!
Yup, must have holding power :)
Cheers!
Hi Yazuri,
Thanks for the complement! ^__^
Took me a decade to build this portfolio.
Hi Jenson,
Thanks for the encouraging words! :)
Yup, my investment conviction in REITs has always been strong. Never waver!
Have you ever calculated your annualized return since inception? Just curious.
May i ask, how much do you start with for investing? And what do you earn for a living before doing all this. I envy the progress. Kudos to you.
Hi Unknown,
My XIRR over 10 years is slightly more than 7%
Not very impressive to be honest, but stable. ^^
Thanks for your sharing, Really impressive hard work you have been doing.
Can i ask how did you grow your money?
Hi DW,
Congrats on your achievements!
bro dividend warrior
Impressive spread of portfolio, REITs remains the main stay....really have to learn how to pick shares...especially REITS. A 5% compound in 10 years is already powerful in addition of capital gains would be wonderful.
I am just starting now, hope not too late to plan for retirement, old dog learning new tricks. LOL!
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