At 3.29, you shared that in reality, you don’t need 25 years to get back your investment but the next moment you use assumptions... “if inflation does not exist”... I do appreciate that you come up with videos to encourage people to start investing and yes you are learning as well.. but... it has to be more realistic don’t you think? Is like fantasy when you speak.
Ah you are right, I didn't make myself clear. It should be, even if inflation exist, it still doesn't need 25 years, bcos: - inflation works on investments too, stocks will be more expensive in 25 years from now - a good dividend company will raise its dividends as much as possible, like Mapletree Logistic had increased their dividend by 20-30% since 7 years ago
Another question if bought this stock at $20.00 per share x 3000 shares = $60,000 the same stock at a higher price of $30.00 per share x 2000 shares = $60,000 which scenario pays out more money given the yield is the same at 3% ?
this is a stupid question from me . I just invested in stocks a few months back , and I haven't receive any dividend before . My question is, How do you re-invest the dividend ? As dividends are like 2-5% only , you mean I just need to put back the money or it automatically snowballed in the system?
U can use this website to check when they give dividends last year, u will know roughly this year when u will get www.dividends.sg/view/M44U U will get it in cash in your bank, u need to reinvest that cash
Good points made Kelvin. Especially for an investor relying on dividend income and relaxing on expectations towards capital appreciation. Keep it up! =)
@@KelvinLearnsInvesting ok let me learn all the terms of dividens 1st.hav to do my homework on this.read somewhere about reinvesting it on certain days also
Hey there kelvin! I intend to use DBSV for SG stocks but im also wondering is there any dividends handling fee by DBSV? if so, is the rate acceptable? Thanks bro!!
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At 3.29, you shared that in reality, you don’t need 25 years to get back your investment but the next moment you use assumptions... “if inflation does not exist”... I do appreciate that you come up with videos to encourage people to start investing and yes you are learning as well.. but... it has to be more realistic don’t you think? Is like fantasy when you speak.
Ah you are right, I didn't make myself clear. It should be, even if inflation exist, it still doesn't need 25 years, bcos:
- inflation works on investments too, stocks will be more expensive in 25 years from now
- a good dividend company will raise its dividends as much as possible, like Mapletree Logistic had increased their dividend by 20-30% since 7 years ago
Another question
if bought this stock at $20.00 per share x 3000 shares = $60,000
the same stock at a higher price of $30.00 per share x 2000 shares = $60,000
which scenario pays out more money given the yield is the same at 3% ?
Same, $60k x 3% is $1200
this is a stupid question from me .
I just invested in stocks a few months back , and I haven't receive any dividend before .
My question is, How do you re-invest the dividend ? As dividends are like 2-5% only , you mean I just need to put back the money or it automatically snowballed in the system?
U can use this website to check when they give dividends last year, u will know roughly this year when u will get www.dividends.sg/view/M44U
U will get it in cash in your bank, u need to reinvest that cash
How to reinvest the dividends if the counter is a reits? Manually save it n then buy the counter again?
Yup you are right, it's just reinvesting the dividends
Very nice
Thank you for your support :)
I’m also a dividends investor in sg
All the best in your investing journey!
I enjoy your video.
7% yield dividend stock in perpetuity?
Good points made Kelvin. Especially for an investor relying on dividend income and relaxing on expectations towards capital appreciation. Keep it up! =)
Thanks. I look forward to your videos too :D
Excellent video
Thanks :D
Thanks for the videos. I learn a lot. As I’m quite noob here. Is there a video which shows how to buy shares from Sgx?
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@@KelvinLearnsInvesting thanks Kelvin! Hope to build my “army” soon 😄
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Hi, can you share or review your portfolio? Thanks!
Here you go!
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Index funds:
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Kelvin im having exrta $6k..which stocks for dividens i can enjoy
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@@KelvinLearnsInvesting ok let me learn all the terms of dividens 1st.hav to do my homework on this.read somewhere about reinvesting it on certain days also
Kelvin, do you recommend individual stocks
Hey there kelvin! I intend to use DBSV for SG stocks but im also wondering is there any dividends handling fee by DBSV? if so, is the rate acceptable? Thanks bro!!
There's no dividend handling fee. You will get the full amount :)
Ok, Kevin, time to return all the stuff toys you borrowed..
Hahaha
Hi bro can you share how to buy dividends stock..
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@@KelvinLearnsInvesting thank you so much bro..
Are those stuffed toys your kids ? If not something is really wrong :-)
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