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felixmask
post Apr 9 2013, 10:59 AM

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QUOTE(noprogambler @ Apr 9 2013, 10:50 AM)
Just check my EPF and also liquidate the position in share margin to take profit and repay the share margin yesterday, so this is my update:

Monthly Income: RM5,500 (Gross EPF & Tax)
Monthly Estimated Expenses: RM5,000
Expected Yearly Bonus: RM11,000 (about 2-month year end bonus of which I have been rewarded in the past year)
Expected Yearly Dividend Income: RM10,000
Expected Yearly Savings: RM24,000

EPF: RM70,000

Assets:
Unit Trust: RM2,500
Shares: RM200,000
Cash: RM7,000
House: RM100,000 (the house is fully paid and its market price is estimated to be RM200,000, shared 50% with my brother)
Land: RM300,000 (market price)
Total Assets = RM609,500

Liabilities:
Car Mortgage: RM41,000 (another 48-month installments)
Total Liabilities = RM41,000

Net Assets = RM568,500

I pledged my RM200,000 shares portfolio to get the share margin of RM300,000. Now I am holding the RM300,000 facilities open ready for any opportunity in post-election.

By the way, I plan to buy a house for my own stay near my work station (I am currently working in KL and staying at PJ) after clearing the car mortgage 4 years later. Too bad that my salary increment would not be a lot because I am working in a NGO, hopefully with the return from share investment, what I can save plus EPF in the next 4 years and can outpace the price appreciation in property.
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hi noprogambler,

yesterday you got rm500k at stock, why today left rm200k? so yesterday you juz put rm300k extra as margin.

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post Apr 9 2013, 11:00 AM

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QUOTE(noprogambler @ Apr 9 2013, 10:50 AM)
Just check my EPF and also liquidate the position in share margin to take profit and repay the share margin yesterday, so this is my update:

Monthly Income: RM5,500 (Gross EPF & Tax)
Monthly Estimated Expenses: RM5,000
Expected Yearly Bonus: RM11,000 (about 2-month year end bonus of which I have been rewarded in the past year)
Expected Yearly Dividend Income: RM10,000
Expected Yearly Savings: RM24,000

EPF: RM70,000

Assets:
Unit Trust: RM2,500
Shares: RM200,000
Cash: RM7,000
House: RM100,000 (the house is fully paid and its market price is estimated to be RM200,000, shared 50% with my brother)
Land: RM300,000 (market price)
Total Assets = RM609,500

Liabilities:
Car Mortgage: RM41,000 (another 48-month installments)
Total Liabilities = RM41,000

Net Assets = RM568,500

I pledged my RM200,000 shares portfolio to get the share margin of RM300,000. Now I am holding the RM300,000 facilities open ready for any opportunity in post-election.

By the way, I plan to buy a house for my own stay near my work station (I am currently working in KL and staying at PJ) after clearing the car mortgage 4 years later. Too bad that my salary increment would not be a lot because I am working in a NGO, hopefully with the return from share investment, what I can save plus EPF in the next 4 years and can outpace the price appreciation in property.
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You can leverage on your land or property rather than using margin. Margin also not easy to calculate, let say you have 200K and the margin is 1.5x, and your stocks drop 100K, how much you need to top up? It's not so simple and direct. One thing also I found that your EPF value is kinda of a bit low, based on your current pay.

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post Apr 9 2013, 11:04 AM

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QUOTE(felixmask @ Apr 9 2013, 10:59 AM)
hi noprogambler,

  yesterday you got rm500k at stock, why today left rm200k? so yesterday you juz put rm300k extra as margin.
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Out of the RM500,000, RM300,000 was from share margin. As I said, I liquidated the RM300,000 to take profit of RM7,000 end of the market last night and repay the RM300,000 facilities.

Even though the RM300,000 cash still sits on my share margin account, since it does not belong to me so I exclude it from the updated balance sheet loh. Just that my cash position increase by RM7,000 because of the profit gain.
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:05 AM

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QUOTE(jasontoh @ Apr 9 2013, 11:00 AM)
You can leverage on your land or property rather than using margin. Margin also not easy to calculate, let say you have 200K and the margin is 1.5x, and your stocks drop 100K, how much you need to top up? It's not so simple and direct. One thing also I found that your EPF value is kinda of a bit low, based on your current pay.
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Ya, better not to take a loan that is depending on the weathers ( up and down ) of the markets.




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QUOTE(felixmask @ Apr 9 2013, 10:50 AM)
thanks sky 1809,
 
  Me no much cash better dont play margin...later IB margin call i left single underwear.
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My relative lost about 2m to 3m through share margins, that is why I am not pro share margins.
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:10 AM

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QUOTE(felixmask @ Apr 9 2013, 10:54 AM)
Hi Everyone,


   Anyone can share the experience their success or failure playing margin during/after 2008 Financial Crisis ?
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I didnt use margin to take up the opportunity presented during the Global Financial Crisis, but i refinanced my house and used the money to pick up cheap stocks. I took calculated risk because i felt it was the best opportunity after Asian Financial Crisis to reap huge return.

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post Apr 9 2013, 11:12 AM

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QUOTE(jasontoh @ Apr 9 2013, 11:00 AM)
You can leverage on your land or property rather than using margin. Margin also not easy to calculate, let say you have 200K and the margin is 1.5x, and your stocks drop 100K, how much you need to top up? It's not so simple and direct. One thing also I found that your EPF value is kinda of a bit low, based on your current pay.
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Yah I also felt a little bit risky on share margin, that was why I liquidate the margin position yesterday. From thereon I think I'd not fully utilise the margin, at least not 100%, because the closer to the 100% of margin, the lower the buffer to defend from being margin called. If I used 100% of the 1.5x margin, the buffer for the portfolio is only 6% to 7%, whereby if I only used 50% then the buffer could be a lot higher on 40%. I also only plan to use the margin after the market correction, by then the risk of being margin called would be lower.

Yah my EPF is low, because I have low income in my previous 6-year jobs. Just change job a year ago with some salary adjustment so the pay is now up to RM5,500. Hopefully with this pay scale my EPF amount would increase by RM10,000 per year. Anyway, I don't count on EPF because I don't trust EPF.

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QUOTE(noprogambler @ Apr 9 2013, 11:12 AM)
Yah I also felt a little bit risky on share margin, that was why I liquidate the margin position yesterday. From thereon I think I'd not fully utilise the margin, at least not 100%, because the closer to the 100% of margin, the lower the buffer to defend from being margin called. If I used 100% of the 1.5x margin, the buffer for the portfolio is only 6% to 7%, whereby if I only used 50% then the buffer could be a lot higher on 40%. I also only plan to use the margin after the market correction, by then the risk of being margin called would be lower.

Yah my EPF is low, because I have low income in my previous 6-year jobs. Just change job a year ago with some salary adjustment so the pay is now up to RM5,500. Hopefully with this pay scale my EPF amount would increase by RM10,000 per year. Anyway, I don't count on EPF because I don't trust EPF.
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But u do not have a Plan B. i.e having enough liquid assets such as a house with some standby loans.

Land is worst illiquid asset, can see and cannot touch, as far as your share margin is concerned.
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:23 AM

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QUOTE(gark @ Apr 9 2013, 10:35 AM)
Have you heard of margin calls? If not better learn up.

If later margin calls, you have no physical cash to back up, the IB will fire sale all your shares at very unfavorable price. whistling.gif
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<shudders>... visions of 1997-1998.. cry.gif
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:25 AM

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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 9 2013, 11:17 AM)
But u do not have a Plan B. i.e having enough liquid  assets such as a house with some standby loans.

Land is worst illiquid asset, can see and cannot touch, as far as your share margin  is concerned.
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I don't plan to sell the land or house anytime soon.

Anyway, I have mentioned I back the margin with my shares, and I won't fully use the margin from nowon so the risk being margin called would be much lower (this indicates my gearing would be lower). I would also try to reduce the risk by only long the position with margin after market correction and only aim for stocks with strong fundamental and free-float liquidity.
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:25 AM

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Er.. I think we've gone off topic for quite awhile now?!
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QUOTE(wongmunkeong @ Apr 9 2013, 11:23 AM)
<shudders>... visions of 1997-1998..  cry.gif
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Risk and opportunity come together tongue.gif .
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:27 AM

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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Apr 9 2013, 11:25 AM)
Er.. I think we've gone off topic for quite awhile now?!
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Off topic from?
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post Apr 9 2013, 11:27 AM

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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 9 2013, 11:17 AM)
But u do not have a Plan B. i.e having enough liquid  assets such as a house with some standby loans.

Land is worst illiquid asset, can see and cannot touch, as far as your share margin  is concerned.
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Land can plant Palm Oil or COW..during weekend. Sure earn money one.
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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Apr 9 2013, 11:25 AM)
Er.. I think we've gone off topic for quite awhile now?!
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Not actually off topics cos no point to have too many bubble assets forming so called the NET WORTH.

Somehow many forumers build Assets backed with more risky loans aka liabilities per se.

I.e having the most risky loans vs the most illiquid assets ..... rclxub.gif

And they are not aware of, themselves.

Full stop, in case off topic. notworthy.gif

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QUOTE(felixmask @ Apr 9 2013, 11:27 AM)
Land can plant Palm Oil or COW..during weekend. Sure earn money one.
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U do hope Jib gor to give you some free cows to milk hmm.gif

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post Apr 9 2013, 11:35 AM

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QUOTE(SKY 1809 @ Apr 9 2013, 11:32 AM)
U do hope Jib gor to give you some free cows  to milk hmm.gif
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laugh.gif i dont vote for JIB......My networth not from him one..
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QUOTE(felixmask @ Apr 9 2013, 11:27 AM)
Land can plant Palm Oil or COW..during weekend. Sure earn money one.
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My land not big, just 2 acres. Now looking for developer to joint-venture on building houses on the land instead of selling the vacant land for merely RM300,000.
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Well, if we want to discuss about liquid assets and risky loans, etc.. perhaps we could do it on another forum thread and not this?

Then again, like I said, this particular thread is more a 'show-off' thread than anything else tongue.gif

So, where and who are the rich fellas these days?! wink.gif
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QUOTE(tinkerbel @ Apr 9 2013, 11:41 AM)
Well, if we want to discuss about liquid assets and risky loans, etc.. perhaps we could do it on another forum thread and not this?

Then again, like I said, this particular thread is more a 'show-off' thread than anything else tongue.gif

So, where and who are the rich fellas these days?! wink.gif
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Financial assets , investments all inter linked a s far as I am concerned.

Can we talk about Assets alone, without touching on personal liabilities, meaningless to me . hmm.gif

I guess moderators here are not very farsighted , lacking in financial planning knowledge per se. notworthy.gif

Networths always associate with risks.

After all ,it is not politically sensitive kinda discussions aka real world issues , anyway.

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