Book closure for distribution calculation kot

oh kk.. distribution is like dividend?

Just distributed on June 2013 leh.

fyi, the last HSBal dividend pay out date was 13 June2013

Hmm...

SILA TANYA LIVEHELP

ahahaha Pink merajuk edi

never thought, that for a $10,000 investment growing at 8% per annum, the investment would actually be worth $68,485 at the end of 25 years. That seemingly small 1.94% in annual expenses has actually eaten up more than half of the investment’s returns. Does that seem small now?
http://www.fool.sg/2013/07/18/do-you-know-...s76yhocs0070001

Ceteris paribus, you would be able to reach that amount. But in real life.. lalala

if you get less, the annual expense will eat you less lor,...but if you get more, the annual expense will eat you more lor,....just think of it as your Income taxes lor,...ha-ha.
btw, it is already factored in the NAV,..so you will not notice it happens

This post has been edited by yklooi: Jul 18 2013, 11:40 AM

MarketWatch - The Ultimate Buy-and-Hold Strategy

A very good article on portfolio construction

I guess need to consider ETFs or Stocks investment already la

I'm slowly building up my stocks portfolio, aim to eventually Stocks 50:50 UTs. Currently Stocks 50:100 UTs.

Bila mau buy ETF....

Anyway direct stock investment much more fun than UT right?

Once you go black you wont go back...

This post has been edited by gark: Jul 18 2013, 12:02 PM

But once u go deep red...

I still prefer mixture of stocks+UTs for diversification

read this in bottom of page 5, "story conversation"..."GOOD ADVISE"
by: D Vogel
Well done.
Investors, with a time horizon of 10 years plus, are often put-off by daily and weekly economic and market news: oil up, gold down, Federal Reserve Bank to end bond buying. Its all just chatter and background noise for the longterm investor.
Get your portfolio in order - go play with the kids. Life is too short to be watching the DJIA everyday.

Deep red more fun, more shopping....

Now I am more or less pause my UT funds. Future addition to funds will be in the form of ETF.
1. How can you beat 0.06% expense ratio
2. Flat rate sales charge $9.99 per purchase/sale (no limit)?
3. Very liquid, sell now and get the money in T+3

My Stocks will be moving to consistent earning .... I am considering to expand to SG/HK stocks

This post has been edited by gark: Jul 18 2013, 12:10 PM

Gark, Pink.. I don't get the fuzz over GAB on the other thread. But no one answer my doubt. What am I missing? I did a BAT vs, GAB dividend yield calculation.

GAB yield I think less than 3% now...BAT still 4%+

It's the tax hike risk...I think

not fun if u have already shopped

You cannot take straight yield to consideration only, you have to take note of growth in dividend. Traditionally GAB have more growth than BAT.