YTD 2026 Networth tracking thread

[wutawa]

YTD liquid networth June rebounced


Date Liq Networth Changes %
2018-Dec 1353208.451
2019-Jan 1411306.693 58098.24204 4.293369733
2019-Feb 1461394.212 50087.51948 3.549017357
2019-Mar 1481127.619 19733.40674 1.350313733
2019-Apr 1514341.128 33213.50926 2.2424475
2019-May 1494299.238 -20041.88987 -1.323472598
2019-June 1523843.606 29544.36731 1.977138618

Wow, i cant understand this.

 

[revhappy]

YTD liquid networth June rebounced


Date Liq Networth Changes %
2018-Dec 1353208.451
2019-Jan 1411306.693 58098.24204 4.293369733
2019-Feb 1461394.212 50087.51948 3.549017357
2019-Mar 1481127.619 19733.40674 1.350313733
2019-Apr 1514341.128 33213.50926 2.2424475
2019-May 1494299.238 -20041.88987 -1.323472598
2019-June 1523843.606 29544.36731 1.977138618

It would be easier to visualise if you measure amounts in '000 and 2 decimal points. Percentage also 2 decimal points.

For example
2019 Jun 1523.84, 29.55, 1.98%

The way I do, I keep full precision of the raw data in Excel and then apply the format to show in Ks and 2 decimal.

 

[wutawa]

Oh, i understand now. He has $1.5m. Wow!

 

[homer123]

I am lazy just cut and paste from my spreadsheet

It would be easier to visualise if you measure amounts in '000 and 2 decimal points. Percentage also 2 decimal points.

For example
2019 Jun 1523.84, 29.55, 1.98%

The way I do, I keep full precision of the raw data in Excel and then apply the format to show in Ks and 2 decimal.

 

[madtari]

Care to share your P&L + Div performance to make us drool more?

Fresh capital injected over 5 years is not $400k, a big chunk of that is actually unrealised gains.
I would say $457k over 10 years. Yup, using salary, bonus & dividends.

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Care to share your P&L + Div performance to make us drool more?

As of July 2...

P&L + Total Div = $142k + $137 = $279k (+61% over 10 years)

 

[revhappy]

Time to update n/w numbers. August has been a bad month.
Networth down about 2%, YTD networth growth 10.7%, out of that 50% contribution is from new salary savings.

All figures in '000 SGD

 

[Trader11]

Time to update n/w numbers. August has been a bad month.
Networth down about 2%, YTD networth growth 10.7%, out of that 50% contribution is from new salary savings.

All figures in '000 SGD

Wow bro, how did you manage to save 5K per month when living in Singapore? And you work 7 years only to become a millionaire?

 

[OngHuatHuat]

If you start to acquire hard assets, your networth will drop by a huge percentage, unless you have decided to rent for your whole life.

Time to update n/w numbers. August has been a bad month.
Networth down about 2%, YTD networth growth 10.7%, out of that 50% contribution is from new salary savings.

All figures in '000 SGD

 

[Trader11]

If you start to acquire hard assets, your networth will drop by a huge percentage, unless you have decided to rent for your whole life.

India house is much cheaper than Asian countries..... You can build bungalows with the amount of money spent in Hdb.

 

[revhappy]

If you start to acquire hard assets, your networth will drop by a huge percentage, unless you have decided to rent for your whole life.

Hard assets also part of networth. It is difficult to value them accurately and its value doesn't change often. If I were to acquire a hard asset, I would assume it's fair value and evaluate its change every year.

 

[Dividends Warrior]

Stocks: $597,228
Cash warchest: $10,160
Gold coins: $3,000
CPF OA: $131, 000 (*Shall be used to fully pay for BTO flat)

Total networth: $741,388 (At 30 Aug)

 

[OngHuatHuat]

O, actually what I trying to say is those stamp duty and cost of acquiring can be quite huge if the asset is expensive.

Hard assets also part of networth. It is difficult to value them accurately and its value doesn't change often. If I were to acquire a hard asset, I would assume it's fair value and evaluate its change every year.

 

[revhappy]

O, actually what I trying to say is those stamp duty and cost of acquiring can be quite huge if the asset is expensive.

Yeah that is true. It takes a couple of years or more, of rental income to offset those costs and just get back into the black.

 

[revhappy]

Stocks: $597,228
Cash warchest: $10,160
Gold coins: $3,000
CPF OA: $131, 000 (*Shall be used to fully pay for BTO flat)

Total networth: $741,388 (At 30 Aug)

Amazing, you choice of stocks(REITs), let you ride over the slump in STI.

 

[crimsontactics]

Stocks: $597,228
Cash warchest: $10,160
Gold coins: $3,000
CPF OA: $131, 000 (*Shall be used to fully pay for BTO flat)

Total networth: $741,388 (At 30 Aug)

Bro DW, you now active trade liao? No more focus on dividend?

Sent from . using GAGT

 

[Trader11]

Revhappy saves around 5K on average. And he received a 10K bonus this year. Elite sia

 

[d9_lives]

Stocks: $597,228
Cash warchest: $10,160
Gold coins: $3,000
CPF OA: $131, 000 (*Shall be used to fully pay for BTO flat)

Total networth: $741,388 (At 30 Aug)

Why didn't u include SA and Ma?

 

[limster]

Revhappy saves around 5K on average. And he received a 10K bonus this year. Elite sia

This is the return on his investment in his career. Only now, after he reached the 10k+ salary mark, he is relaxing and surfing the net.

Prior to this he was probably working real hard to get to where he is now, rather than wasting time surfing investment forums on how to get rich quick

Those just starting out should stop surfing the investment forums on how to get rich and focus on your job as most wealth comes from salary, not stock trading.

 

[wutawa]

Spending too much time on investment forums is definitely bad. However, focusing too much on work because of money doesnt seem good either. In the end, i tink it is better to find what u really want and work towards it.
The most interesting results come from challenges.