Portfolio Management
Should you invest your bonus in the stock market?
December to March is usually the period where working people get their yearly bonuses. How do you use your bonus? Smaller Bonus this Year This year, most foresee that their year end bonus will shrink. The two-day poll of 100 people, conducted in both the Central Business District and heartlands, found that the majority of [...]
Java based stock portfolio manager
Just found a portable java based stock portfolio manager that you guys might want to explore. It tracks stocks by transactions which includes dividend transactions as well. We discussed a bit more over here.
Noble Group: What the charts don’t tell you about Noble’s total return
I recently did a short exercise with some of the stocks listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange. I want to see how dividends, splits, rights and bonus shares affect certain stocks. So I created a SGX Singapore Stocks Factsheet Google Spreadsheet to keep track of some of the stocks [You can review them here >>] [...]
An Eternal Income Portfolio just like a Living Bridge
I came across this very interesting post that introduce us to a Living Bridge. A living bridge is one built from the roots of a tree trained to grow across a small river and take root on the opposite bank. What happens is that you have a bridge that is very sturdy that strengthens itself [...]
Should you stop dollar cost averaging stocks in this correction / bear market?
So we know that you have a Philips Share Builder plan from Philips Securities, which essentially lets investors dollar cost average into certain Singapore blue chip stocks. Now this plan is good in that It acts somewhat like a force saving making you put aside the money It ends up as odd lots (since each [...]
