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Gnoixed

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Day Change = (+0.08%)
P&L = (+4.93%)
P&L + Dividends = (+5.66%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = (+0.16%)
 

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2 mil in 5yrs u mean? Haha... within 5 yrs what will be the chances of being hit by a depression or crisis? Will ur target still be achievable in case of such event?

Thanks. Working on 1.5m in 2.5 years than 2m in another 2 years. :s22:
 

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Day Change = (-2.22%)
P&L = (+2.60%)
P&L + Dividends = (+3.33%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = (-2.17%)

Down from GLP :s22:
 

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This is after my first purchase (CDG) for this year! :s22:

SGD
Cost = 66,155.48, Current Value = 76,000.05, Cash = 2,176.87
Day Change = -154.86 (-0.20%)
P&L = +9,844.57 (+14.88%)
P&L + Dividends = +19,314.47 (+29.20%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = +21,507.31 (+32.51%)
 

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I am not questioning ur capability/judgement in case u misunderstand... :o

I was wondering during hard times, do you hold ur counters and ride thru the storm or u practice portfolio trimming periodically and keep some cash on hand to take advantage of the fire sales when there is one?

for example currently, what is the % of cash you are keeping vs stocks? :)

BTW stockcafe only able to show the chart of ur portfolio for the last 5 yrs... can't see how ur portfolio moves during the 2004-2005 period. oops.
Seen that done that. Check my record. It starts from 2004/5.:o
 

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Day Change = (0.0%)
P&L = (+10.01%)
P&L + Dividends = (+17.49%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = (+22.98%)

Rare way to close out the friday for a long holiday
 

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No worries. I can see it for 10 years+ on my portfolio screen. Perheps only for paid members.

When it drops, buy more. That's my approach.

I am not questioning ur capability/judgement in case u misunderstand... :o

I was wondering during hard times, do you hold ur counters and ride thru the storm or u practice portfolio trimming periodically and keep some cash on hand to take advantage of the fire sales when there is one?

for example currently, what is the % of cash you are keeping vs stocks? :)

BTW stockcafe only able to show the chart of ur portfolio for the last 5 yrs... can't see how ur portfolio moves during the 2004-2005 period. oops.
 

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Recently I realised that my total profit + div + close does not tally with my excel. In the past it used to tally on the dot. Anyone experiencing this issue.

Can't seem to find where went wrong
 

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:s12:

Total in SGD
Cost = 806,821.248, Current Value = 998,102.87, Cash = 19,133.81
Day Change = +3,431.53 (+0.34%)
P&L = +191,281.62 (+23.71%)
P&L + Dividends = +376,802.43 (+46.70%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = +539,080.83 (+66.82%)
 

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Total in SGD
Cost = 806,612.869, Current Value = 998,989.75, Cash = 19,128.75
Day Change = +1,143.96 (+0.11%)
P&L = +192,376.88 (+23.85%)
P&L + Dividends = +377,870.85 (+46.85%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = +540,124.75 (+66.96%)
 

thevaluefund

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A rising tide lifts all boats.

Total in SGD
Cost = 817,161.455, Current Value = 1,017,613.566, Cash = 19,127.09
Day Change = +8,127.86 (+0.81%)
P&L = +200,452.11 (+24.53%)
P&L + Dividends = +389,339.92 (+47.65%)
P&L + Dividends + Closed = +551,589.01 (+67.50%)
 
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