tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post421186768606282558..comments2023-07-11T23:56:48.372+08:00Comments on Dividend Tech Warrior: How Did Dividend Warrior Build His Dividend Portfolio?Dividend Tech Warriorhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10905667545384063302noreply@blogger.comBlogger15125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-82479902766275186432013-04-09T04:10:24.636+08:002013-04-09T04:10:24.636+08:00Lastly, as Warren Buffet & Robert says...only ...Lastly, as Warren Buffet & Robert says...only to diversify in different asset classes, not paper within paper , Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00134864115135978083noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-73516675414784663362013-04-09T04:09:11.833+08:002013-04-09T04:09:11.833+08:00Few options for me =)
Use half of 50K to buy Pamp...Few options for me =)<br /><br />Use half of 50K to buy Pamp Suisse Gold bars from UOB during the lows* & keep them while using $25,000 to down for an apartment preparing for rental yields.<br /><br />Or..locate a significant product/service & erect a MLM empire building... =)Anonymoushttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00134864115135978083noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-29449266995984938322012-12-09T15:39:01.034+08:002012-12-09T15:39:01.034+08:00conventional wisdom of investment doesnt seem to w...conventional wisdom of investment doesnt seem to work during such unconventional times, esp in the years ahead, diversifying in stocks or risk free asset esp treasuries which is in a 300 year bubble does not appeal to meAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-18126513331042399442012-09-07T16:46:48.685+08:002012-09-07T16:46:48.685+08:00Your salary is the main source of income during th...Your salary is the main source of income during the early days.<br />3K per month allows you to be able to save up to 50K which in turn give you the captial to invest more in the stock market.<br /><br />But for people with salary less than 3K per month like me, i only earn 2K per month.<br />My captial is less than yours. It is harder to achieve your standard now. 6K in dividend per year..Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-68432845476324851442012-08-25T20:15:24.559+08:002012-08-25T20:15:24.559+08:00I like your blog and hope to have enough time one ...I like your blog and hope to have enough time one day to regularly post on my own. <br /><br />Just wondering, have you considered selling covered calls against your positions? This way you collect a premium plus the dividend. I like that strategy because it increases the cash flow you receive while lowering the cost basis of stock you were going to hold anyway. It's especially beneficial if it's in a tax deferred account.Mikegavonehttps://www.blogger.com/profile/12240986851725838462noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-41424812368869298752012-08-19T02:12:10.651+08:002012-08-19T02:12:10.651+08:00If I have 50K lump sum, I would spend 2k on myself...If I have 50K lump sum, I would spend 2k on myself, and invest 48k into a Permanent Portfolio consisting of 25% each of stocks, long term government bonds, gold and cash. Asset allocation looks unconventional, but there are actually good reasons for such allocations to provide consistent portfolio growth and protection during economic cycles of prosperity, inflation, recession, and deflation. The 25% cash will also act as my fund for major expenses as well as bullets for cheap asset acquisition.Eppshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/04240900475803378173noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-32696310553886275372012-08-19T01:39:52.248+08:002012-08-19T01:39:52.248+08:00This comment has been removed by the author.Eppshttps://www.blogger.com/profile/04240900475803378173noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-25114534404756996622012-08-18T19:04:30.825+08:002012-08-18T19:04:30.825+08:00I cannot fathom how much cash u have! In addition ...I cannot fathom how much cash u have! In addition to your cash and stocks of ~S$200K, u still have another S$50K?!!And u r under 30! Do you have any other "hidden" assets?!!<br /><br />AnselAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-33602374001195135182012-08-13T10:53:21.602+08:002012-08-13T10:53:21.602+08:00Saving 50K in a year+ with $3K pay?!
Truly frugal...Saving 50K in a year+ with $3K pay?! <br />Truly frugal lifestyle. <br />No offend there, I'm an engineer and live a similarly frugal life. But not saving as much due to family commitment. I started (more serious) investing around the same time, but only adding more positions in dividend stocks last year after reading and following blogs like this one by DW. Your portfolio is an inspiration for me. <br /><br />For the 50K, I would keep 1/5 in cash (Mental issue. it always worries me for not having cash), put the rest into investment fund and wait for good opportunities. <br />ocznoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-76064734114395567012012-08-12T20:10:23.102+08:002012-08-12T20:10:23.102+08:00Currently, I don't think many stocks to buy, b...Currently, I don't think many stocks to buy, buy at low is most important, for safety and return rate.Ah Johnhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08143011578144039532noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-55011733982917288922012-08-12T18:26:05.900+08:002012-08-12T18:26:05.900+08:00HI DW,
How many percent of your income do you sav...HI DW,<br /><br />How many percent of your income do you save in a month?<br /><br />I can relate to you during 2002 to 2008, however I did not buy dividend counters but bought S shares. Suffering a huge loss now. <br /><br />Can you give me some advice what to do with my S shares?<br /><br />If I had 50k, I would buy REITS too, but currently all the REITs are quite expensive right?Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-84571506383800531602012-08-12T16:43:33.456+08:002012-08-12T16:43:33.456+08:00I would only invest 15k on undervalued stock and h...I would only invest 15k on undervalued stock and hold on the cash for unexpected events then maybe buy good stock with good dividends. <br /><br />However US election coming this year so really not sure how the market is going to move but I guess be careful! <br /><br />I realized people are generally fearful now<br /><br />pieAnonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-9579061316352526762012-08-12T14:20:01.234+08:002012-08-12T14:20:01.234+08:00Hi DW,
I discovered a lot of similarities between...Hi DW,<br /><br />I discovered a lot of similarities between you and me! I was also from the civil service and was equally grateful the government paid my uni fees. I started building my portfolio from scratch too without any financial help from family. hee.... But you younger than me. Haha. Well done!<br /><br />If I have a windfall of s$50k awaiting, I will spend time from now til then to do very in-depth studies on a few stocks to increase my probability of achieving a profit. When the money is received, I'll buy those in bulk if their valuations and yield are good. :-)SI@SGhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/00922106183591768322noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-36519980646871897282012-08-12T13:18:03.964+08:002012-08-12T13:18:03.964+08:002014 maybe another bad year, so good timing to buy...2014 maybe another bad year, so good timing to buy stock again. Btw, start to enjoy life a little bit, money never enough.Ah Johnhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08143011578144039532noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9011577338115764180.post-54364886393552189692012-08-12T13:08:26.195+08:002012-08-12T13:08:26.195+08:00Hi,
Nice write-up! If I had $50k and there is a m...Hi,<br /><br />Nice write-up! If I had $50k and there is a market crash, I would load up on stocks that are fundamentally strong along with good dividend yield of more than 6%.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com