Let me start with my portfolio performance for the past 5 years.
The returns were computed using XIRR and benchmarked against dollar cost averaging (DCA) the STI index (subjected to 1% sale charge and inclusive of dividends). To read this plot, the % return is the per annum gain if the entire portfolio was liquidated at that point in time. For example, if I liquidated my portfolio in early 2013, my return would be ard 20% p.a. for the period of investment. Alternatively, If I were to liquidate my portfolio last Friday (22 Feb 2016), my return would be around 17% per year for the last 5 years. This is in contrast with the near 0% return of the DCA portfolio.
Over the past 5 years, my investment theme has changed. When I first started, my focus was on high yield counters (mainly REITs). However, ever since Ben Bernanke, then FED chairman, announced QE tapering, my target shifted to low-debt-high-cash companies that are less vulnerable to interest rate hikes. My current portfolio consist of the following stocks:
Company
|
Share
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Sheng Siong
|
5000
|
Raffles
Medical
|
1000
|
Singtel
|
2500
|
Parkway Life
REIT
|
2000
|
Total Value
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S$ 22,270
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Going forward, I will continue to be actively seeking investment opportunities to grow my portfolio. Hopefully it can grow to $100,000 by early 2018, barring any financial Armageddon.
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