Monday 2 November 2015

My Stock Portfolio @ end Oct 2015

No. STOCK NAME No.of SHARES PORTFOLIO% MARKET $
1
SGX
4,000
16.11
7.38
2
Starhub
6,700
13.16
3.60
3
SPH
5,000
10.89
3.99
4
SATS
3,000
6.21
3.79
5
SingTel
2,190
4.76
3.98
6
AIMS AMPI Reit
5,900
4.51
1.40
7
Suntec Reit
4,900
4.41
1.65
8
CapitaMall Trust
4,000
4.32
1.98
9
OCBC Bank
815
4.02
9.03
10
Keppel Corp
1,000
3.86
7.08
11
Starhill Global
8,000
3.54
0.81
12
CapitaLand
2,000
3.38
3.10
13
SPH Reit
5,800
2.98
0.94
14
ParkwayLife Reit
1,800
2.27
2.31
15
CDL HTrust
3,000
2.22
1.355
16
SIA Engg
1,000
2.18
3.99
17
FCT
2,000
2.13
1.955
18
Sembcorp Ind
1,000
1.95
3.58
19
Keppel InfraTr
6,000
1.70
0.52
20
HPH Trust
3,000
1.28
0.555
21
Keppel DC Reit
1,800
1.03
1.045
22
FCOT
1,000
0.75
1.37
23
FE HTrust
1,900
0.69
0.67
24
MapletreeCom
900
0.67
1.37
25
Boustead
1,000
0.52
0.955
26
Saizen Reit
900
0.45
0.925
Movement in my portfolio in October:-
Sold:- Nil.
Bought:- ParkwayLife Reit, AIMS AMPI Reit, FE HTrust, Saizen Reit.

Dividends collected in October: $649.11
2015 avg dividends/month: $697.06 [43.65% up at this stage cf. 2014]

Boring process of building up my passive income portfolio brick-by-brick (bit-by-bit).


Comments:
1. I am too slow in adding Saizen Reit.  Too bad that I did not buy more by trying to save on transaction cost.

2. 4Q is a good quarter for me, as Nov and Dec are both better-than-average dividend months.  Nov and Dec are the 3rd and 4th best months of the year for me.  I can relax, sit back and collect dividends, for a  good winding down to end of the year.

3. I do not think it is too much of a concern even if US does raise interest rate in Dec. It is better to just get over this inevitable thing.

2 comments:

  1. Hi PIF

    Looks like you will have a blast dividend month this month.

    Sad that I have divested most of my Reits so they are no longer as significant as what I used to have.

    Still, I'm going to sit back like you do and not fret about it ;)

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  2. Hi B,

    Just so so only. Far behind May and August.

    Cheers,
    Farmer.

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