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My Stock Report Card for Jan – Jul 2018

My Stock Report Card for Jan – Jul 2018

US Stocks

SG Stocks

Total Dividend Collected between Jan – Jul 2018 : SGD$16,068

Income distribution in June and July came from Frasers Hospitality, Aimsamp Cap Reit, UOB, Mapletree Industrial Trust, Mapletree Logistic Trust, OCBC, NikkoAM STC Asia Reit, PingAn Insurance, Bank of America, Tencent, Intel, IBM, Microsoft.

Total Profit/Loss from Sales of Stock between Jan – Jul 2018: SGD 6690.18 ( Structured Note Knock Out, Intel, Tesla btw Jun – Jul ).

Is everyone enjoying the roller coaster ride in the market? I’m not :-p. Every stock that I owned

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My Stock Report Card for Aug – Dec 2018

My Stock Report Card for Aug – Dec 2018

US Stocks

SG Stocks

Total Dividend Collected between Jan – Dec 2018 : SGD$29,634.

Total Profit/Loss from Sales of Stock between Jan – Dec 2018: SGD 6690.18

Stocks added between Aug – Dec 2018 : Ascendas Reit

It’s been a long time since I’ve updated my blog. Of course I’ve gone into hiding since the market tanked during Nov – Dec 2018 ;-p. To be honest, I was planning to sell off before Christmas to lock in some profits but Fed chairman Powell decided to celebrate Christmas earlier than anticipated so

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My Stock Report Card for Jan – Mar 2019

My Stock Report Card for Jan – Mar 2019

US Stocks

SG Stocks

Total Passive Income Collected Between Jan – Mar 2019 : SGD 19,392 ( 4,924 from Dividend, 14,467.38 from Structured Notes)

Total Profit / Loss from Sales of Stocks between Jan – Mar 2019 : -$812 (M1)

Stocks added between Jan – Mar 2019 : None

It has been a roller coaster 4 months. We are back at the all time high range. I am again in this to sell or not to sell mode. Lucky for me, the structured note that I bought last year managed to

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What is a recession? The economic concepts explained. What causes and happens during one.

Inflation has slowed down and gross domestic product has revived, but most economists still expect a mild recession this year.

In December, consumer prices rose 6.5% from a year earlier but that was down from a 40-year high of 9.1% in June. Core prices, which exclude volatile food and energy items, rose 5.7% annually, according to the Labor Department’s consumer price index.

Meanwhile, GDP, or the value of all goods and services produced in the US, increased by 2.6% in the quarter that ended Sept. 30, after dropping at an annual rate of 1.6% in the first three months of