A good article with substance, deserving of one little red flower from me. I always keep a piggy bank stuffed with cash under my bed. In fact i have 2 piggy banks, a cash piggy bank & a CPF piggy bank. I only deploy my CPF piggy bank when there are multiple buying opportunities & my cash piggy bank is unable to keep up. This occured in 2015 & 2016 ....
Very good pointers you have shared. Thank you very much. I especially like the several points: where instead of ploughing back the dividend immediately back into the respective stock as a form of DRIP you keep your cash and wait for chances to use them; and the part about unloading some of the much more stable counters to venture into higher risk shares when you feel that you can bear to venture out with that risk.
Many important reminders in your article even for many experienced share traders. Once again thank you.
A good article with substance, deserving of one little red flower from me. I always keep a piggy bank stuffed with cash under my bed. In fact i have 2 piggy banks, a cash piggy bank & a CPF piggy bank. I only deploy my CPF piggy bank when there are multiple buying opportunities & my cash piggy bank is unable to keep up. This occured in 2015 & 2016 ....
Very good pointers you have shared. Thank you very much. I especially like the several points: where instead of ploughing back the dividend immediately back into the respective stock as a form of DRIP you keep your cash and wait for chances to use them; and the part about unloading some of the much more stable counters to venture into higher risk shares when you feel that you can bear to venture out with that risk.
Many important reminders in your article even for many experienced share traders. Once again thank you.
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