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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Always interested in Dividend Investing and yet don't know where to start?
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Thank you. I now know how to fill an excel worksheet. 👍
Very informative and simple to follow thank you
Thanks bro for the eye opening.
thank you for the dog guideline..what do you mean by the stock should be within the 10% of your potfolio ?
Nice video. What do you do with the dividends - do we re-invest? If so, do we do it immediately upon receipt of the dividends, or during the rebalancing next year?
Great video, thanks. I did a lazy way. Allocated 50% on the 3 local banks and 50% of REITs via SYFE to avoid rights issue. So far doing quite alright on the dividends.
Hi , ask how does buying reits in syfe can avoid rights issue?
Hi Alvin, Great video. Will you please suggest where to purchase these dividend yield stocks. Which platform provides minimal charges? Thanks
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If the stocks that we need to sell on our re-balancing day that year has fallen by 30% for example during 2020 Covid-10 period, should we wait for it's price to increase to the original level before selling to prevent a loss in the capital?
Doesn’t matter mah. Cos you sell Low and you also buy Low during a crash.
@@DrWealthVideos Thank you!
great vid! what you say each stock should be 10% of your portfolio, is it like if I have 100k to invest, i should distribute approx 10k to each stock?
Yes
Hi what’s the site for back testing? Couldn’t catch the name
Pyinvesting
Wondering if the same strategy applies to Hong Kong market?
Maybe we shd do any study on it. Intuitively a dogs of hang Seng shd outperform hang Seng index.
One question, why not start from 2000 instead of 2008 for analysis ?
Backtesting limitation. I believe it would even be better considering 2000-2007 was very good for Singapore stocks. US was flat.
but if the dogs can remained dogs for years, then there may not be upside to this strategy?
The strategy works on mean reversion. And if the dog remains a dog then u mainly get dividends. This strat is not for you if you don’t believe in mean reversion which all forms of value investing benefit from.
When is a good time to implement this strategy? Thanks
Your birthday so u won’t forget to rebalance each year
@@DrWealthVideos Very good answer
Besides portfolio rebalancing, should we add total value of the portfolio over year?
You can add capital as you wish and then rebalance
Problem for foreign investors is the 30pc withholding tax on dividends.
Yes. That’s why the video suggested to do dogs of the sti as Singapore has no dividend tax
@@DrWealthVideos thanks. Thinking about this also for the S-REIT index. Again inclusion in index is a surrogate for quality.
dairy farm is not a dog..
Blue chips can fail too.
Yes. But They will get kicked out of the index and so the strat will replace the stocks